Established in 1969 as a not-for-profit community club, Stratford Tennis Club is located in the scenic Upper Queen’s Park near the Stratford Festival Theatre.
Vision Statement
”Our mission is to build a vibrant and inclusive tennis community that fosters joy, growth, and connection. We are committed to developing players of all ages and abilities through high-quality coaching, mentoring, and engaging programs. We are dedicated to promoting the best possible experience for our members, lifelong health, wellness, and friendships both on and off the court.”
Whether you’re in Stratford to see a play, visiting friends, or exploring the city, we invite you to stop by. Court fees for guests playing with members are $15 ($10 under age 18). Visitors playing without a member can enjoy our courts for just $20. Seasonal and monthly membership fees are also available, and include discounted tennis lessons all season long!
Our friendly staff are happy to answer any questions and visitors are always welcome!
2025 Board of Directors
| Title | Name |
| President Chair – Regional Tournament | Joan Aitcheson |
| Vice President Chair – Technology | Zdenko Andrekovic |
| Treasurer | Lynn Bast |
| Secretary | Tony Stanich |
| Past President Chair – Winter Tennis | Stephen Fischer |
| Chair – Equipment and Facilities | Kevin Aitcheson |
| Chair – Junior Development and Coaching | Aidan Buckley |
| Chair – Documents and Records | Shaun Devine |
| Director at Large – committee member | Dave Fair |
| Chair – Events and Tournaments | Graham Heaton |
| Chair – Staffing and Kids Camp | Sarah Heaton |
| Director at Large – committee member | Dave Nickel |
| Director at Large – committee member | Kent McPherson |
| Director at Large – committee member | Larry Shurrie |
| Director at Large – committee member | Mike Westmoreland |
We acknowledge that Stratford is positioned on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe and the Neutral (Attawandaron) peoples. As we gather, we are reminded that the City of Stratford is situated on treaty land that is steeped in rich Indigenous history and home to many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples today. We acknowledge that Stratford is situated on land that was shared between the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe and the Neutral (Attawandaron) peoples. We are grateful to have the opportunity to live, work, and play on this land.