ADCTF AGM 2025
Updated: Dec 11, 2025
The Foundation's Annual General Meeting was held on 10th November at the Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club with 40 members in attendance.
ADCTF President Todd Woodbridge gave his annual report (annual report available on this website under the publications tab) and noted in particular the institution of the "Neale Fraser Scholarship" and the hosting of a home to in Australia in Sydney in September 2025. Even though the result was not what we hoped for the tie was very well supported by our members and the general public and our ADCTF Brunch before the first match was a successful function.
Moving fowards the Foundation is looking forward to its 2026 AO Luncheon, celebrating Mark Edmondson who won the AO 50 years ago in 1976, and to promote the Neale Fraser Scholarship to celebrate the memory of our illustrious former president who passed away in 2024.
Several members raised suggestions about better promoting the Foundation and encouraging new members to join. Following the meeting Trevor Dohnt interviewed Todd who gave us some valuable insights about the Davis Cup and our up-and-coming players.
The evening concluded with drinks and finger food whilst members caught up with old friends and discussed the tennis issues of the day.
Thanks to Trevor for organising the AGM and Kooyong for providing the venue.
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