ADLTA results : Summer 2024

You may remember the summer of 2024 – it rained and then it rained again. Alison Jameson, our fixtures secretary, had a huge job fitting in all the re-arrangements, with the season extending well into August. Thank you Alison!

It had been decided at the ADLTA AGM to run the Summer league in the same format as the Winter league, namely having teams of 4 playing the best of 3 sets in each match rather than teams of 6 playing just one set.

We only had the one division winner this season : Mixed B in Division 1. We did though also have second places for Mens A , Ladies A and Mixed A all in their respective Premier divisions.

The club has some excellent Juniors and they were given the opportunity to play in the Mens B team. Year 12 student, Jacob Diskin, was third placed in the players standings. Well done Jacob.

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League trophies

The ADLTA  trophies for the Mens’ winter league 2022-2023, Mens’ summer league 2023 and the Mixed summer league 2023 were presented to Avondale at the league AGM in the autumn. Some members of the A team squad were up at the club house for a recent match. Here they are pictured with the Mens’ winter and summer cups.


Summer League results

Our teams playing in the Aldershot & District league this summer have had some fabulous results!

  • Mixed A team won the Premier Division.
  • Men’s A team also won the Premier Division
  • Ladies A came a close 2nd in the Premier Division

A huge well done and thank you to all players across our 12 teams entered in the league. Particular thanks go to all the team captains for volunteering their time and efforts to manage a team.

Here’s to a successful winter season (14 Avondale teams entered!). Go Avondale go!!


Winter League results : 2022-2023

The Aldershot & District league winter season has finally come to a close. Well done to all our teams, in particular the Ladies C team who won Division 2a , Mens A who won the Premier Division and Mixed B who won Division 2b

The club’s thanks go in particular to Cath Pearson our amazing Match Secretary who always works so hard on arranging all the fixtures and has had to re-arrange many a rained off match. Thanks also to Cath’s deputy Katherine Rogers and to all the team Captains for their time and efforts running their teams.

Click here to look at more details overall. This link will give you a quick look at just the divisions featuring Avondale teams.


League results Summer 2022

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Well done and thank you to all our team members who played in the Aldershot & District League this Summer. Thanks also goes to those behind the scenes who help everything run smoothly.

Congratulations to our Mixed A Team who won their Premier Division, Mixed B who came 2nd in Division 1 and Mens A who won their Premier Division by a very convincing margin. Mention also of the Ladies B team who did well in the Premier Division, finishing a creditable 4th just one place behind Ladies A.  Excellent results!

Here’s to a successful Winter 2022/3 season, which kicks off in late September. Good luck, teams!

Full details here



Summer League results 2021

Somewhat belatedly, here are the links to the summer leagues, showing how our teams did. It was a “stand-alone” league reflecting the on-going uncertainty about getting matches played during the Covid pandemic. In fact, all the matches were completed and our teams had lots of success.

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Click here for Vets league results

Well done to the Mens A team who only dropped 7 sets in the whole season, finishing top of the Premier Division. The Ladies A were also winners, with the B team just missing out of second place by 2 points.

The Vets Mixed A team were comfortable winners of their division.


Winter league 2020 – 2021

Here are the league details for the Winter 2020-2021 season. This was a “stand-alone” season which meant it was never the intention to have promotions or relegations at the end of it.

This information was originally posted in October 2020. It was possible to play some of the matches but given the national lockdowns in November and then from January, the season was very curtailed.

Click on the links for results of the matches which were played.

You will notice that there are some cases where a lower team appears to be in a higher division eg Ladies E is in Div 3a whereas Ladies D is in Div 3b. The two divisions are equivalent.

Team Division
Mens A Premier
Mens B Premier
Mens C Div 3B
Mens D Div 3A
Mens E Div 4A
Ladies A Premier
Ladies B Div 1
Ladies C Div 2A
Ladies D Div 3B
Ladies E Div 3A
Mixed A Premier
Mixed B Div 2B
Mixed C Div 2A
Mixed D Div 2B

Vets League

Team Division
Mixed A Div 1
Mixed B Div 1

ADLTA League results Winter 2019 – 2020

The ADLTA suspended all play in the winter 2019 – 2020 league in March at the start of the Coronavirus outbreak in this country. There were a few matches still to play and it was decided to make these draws. The tables were updated accordingly. I don’t think this affected any of our teams in terms of promotion or relegation.

(The Vets matches are run by East Hants. Their league has been suspended but there has been no decision yet about how remaining matches will be dealt with)

Team Division Position Best player
Ladies A Premier 3rd Jane Dow
Ladies B Premier 5th Sam Rush
Ladies C Div 1 2nd Katherine Rogers
Ladies D Div 3b 3rd Becky Cockerill
Ladies E Div 4 3rd Kim Field
Mens A Premier 2nd Peter Grant
Mens B Div 1 1st Jon Soul
Mens C Div 2b 6th Andy Mundell
Mens D Div 3a 5th Greg Smith
Mens E Div 4b 4th Chris Cole
Mixed A Premier 2nd Peter Grant
Mixed B Div 1 2nd Sam Williamson
Mixed C Div 2a 1st Mike Thornley
Mixed D Div 2b 2nd Lynn McKenzie

League promotion news : Winter 2019- 2020

Congratulations to the Men’s B and Mixed C teams for winning their leagues this winter. The Men’s B had a very exciting finish to their season as it was all decided on the very last match against David Lloyd B.The match ended in a draw which saw both teams level on sets won but as the men’s B team had won more games throughout the season they came out the winners. A tad close!