Tennis Padel Alairac en Malepère held its annual general assembly on Friday, September 25, highlighting a growing membership base and strong competitive results across its youth and adult divisions. Club president Patrick Lalanne led the session, pointing to increased sign-ups as direct proof of the facility’s strong appeal within the Aude department.
Civic Leaders and Club Officials Gather in Aude
Local dignitaries attended the late-September meeting to evaluate the club’s trajectory over the preceding year. Nicolas Miguel, president of the Aude committee, joined departmental councillors Maria Conquet and Daniel Dédies alongside mayor Marc Adivèze for the proceedings. All four officials commended the organization for its active community presence and the steady expansion of its programs.
Youth Development Drives Membership Gains
Much of the club’s recent momentum centers on its junior program. Managed by Pascal Mestre, the tennis school continues to draw young athletes. Four junior players earned selections for the Aude departmental Avenir group, while two female players secured spots in the Occitanie league’s talent detection program. Throughout the year, the club hosted various activities designed to keep young players engaged and invested in the sport.
Competitive Standing and Open Tournament Turnout
On the courts, the club sustained all competing teams within their respective divisions, backed by a departmental title win in the 15-and-16-year-old category. Meanwhile, the club’s Open tournaments drew solid numbers, pulling in competitors from throughout the department and beyond.
Financial Stability and Volunteer Backing
Lalanne delivered a sound financial report during the evening, attributing the club’s stability to backing from local sponsors and partners. The president also highlighted the essential contributions of the club’s volunteer network, whose ongoing work keeps operations running smoothly and events running on schedule.
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