Ace Tennis and All Canadian have been undergoing major changes for the last 12 months. At that time I announced to our team that I would be retiring on December 31, 2021 from the operations of Ace Tennis to focus on the development of All Canadian, Ace Tennis parent company.

The last five months have seen All Canadian revive the ONcourt ezine more professionally. We increased our partnership with two community clubs in Mississauga and Port Hope. We created a new entity to recruit families to tennis, the All Canadian Soccer-Tennis-Wellness camps offered in nine locations in Ontario, BC and Newfoundland. Finally, and most importantly, with our qualified staff, we developed the Ace System, a prototype system to manage and develop players through a player management system and a group training program. The Ace System is based on analytics to establish the overall goals and then supported by scientific and educational principles to develop a ten-year progressive curriculum.

Six weeks ago, three of our leading coaches Sam Jonas, tennis director at Toronto Tennis City, Mike Hall, tennis director at Cedar Springs Club and Brandon Alguire, Academy director at Cedar Springs Club, informed us of their departure. Their departure shocked our Ace team as all three are part of our Ace and All Canadian management teams.

Their decisions were all based on personal situations, which we respected utterly. Mike Hall will become the Tennis Director at the Tennis Center in Langley, while Brandon will have the same responsibility in Surrey. Sam Jonas will be joining the coaching staff at the prestigious Donalda Club in Toronto.

You should note that both Mike and Brandon will work in BC with the Tennis Centre owner Larry Jurovic who has entered into a partnership with All Canadian to share assets to improve the delivery of programs for all our locations..