Mr. Robert Bettauer

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  "For example, Robert Bettauer, who is the regional director of tennis development for Tennis Canada and Tennis BC, has provided an immense amount of support to all of my endeavours and he was integral in helping form the CTA.

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  Tennis Canada and Tennis BC Join Forces with Hiring of Bettauer
  
  Bettauer named regional director of tennis development
  
  Tennis Canada and Tennis BC announced Monday the joint hiring of Robert Bettauer as regional director of tennis development.
  
  A BC resident, Bettauer boasts an extensive tennis resume.On the court, he was a three time national champion and was a member of Canada's Davis Cup team in 1980.In addition, he held an ATP world ranking in both singles and doubles from 1977-1983.He was also a member of the Pan American University tennis team, a top ten NCAA division I school, from 1974-1978.
  
  Bettauer ran Tennis Canada's western Canadian high performance training centre at UBC from 1984-88 and helped coach the Davis Cup team in 1987-88.Having earned his stripes as a level 4 and chartered professional coach, Bettauer was chosen to coach Canada's national team at the Olympic Games in Seoul (1988) and Barcelona (1992).
  
  Bettauer also held the position of director of player development for Tennis Canada from 1988-1998 where he was responsible for managing all national teams including Davis Cup and Fed Cup squads.During his tenure, he led the development of the "Play Tennis" program.More recently, Bettauer was responsible for developing the Canadian Sport Centre Ontario as the president and chief executive officer of the organization.
  
  "Tennis Canada is pleased to welcome Robert back in this newly formed role.He will be a tremendous asset to growing the game in Canada and particularly, BC, as he brings a wealth of knowledge and credibility to the position," expressed Hatem McDadi, vice-president of tennis development for Tennis Canada.
  
  Bettauer has been a television tennis analyst for the past 20 years, covering two Olympics, Davis Cup and Fed Cup ties as well as the Rogers Cup men's and women's events for TSN.Currently, Bettauer is working as a sport consultant with 2010 Legacies Now, as well as the Sport & Recreation branch with the Ministry of Tourism, Sport and the Arts of the BC government.
  
  "I am very excited to be able to continue my life long journey in tennis in such an important area of the sport's development" said Bettauer."The future health of tennis in Canada is directly linked to providing sustainable programs to learn and play the game for all ages at the community level".
  
  The position of regional director is a product of ongoing discussions between provincial and national organizations regarding the development of an organizational structure that will help grow the sport of tennis and develop players.
  
  "We are thrilled to welcome Robert Bettauer to the Tennis BC team.

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  Robert Bettauer, a former professional tennis player and Olympic coach, was the instructor.

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  Veteran television tennis personality and Penticton, British Columbia native, Robert Bettauer will provide in-depth analysis of the five rubbers as the Web cast colour commentator.Bettauer has been a television analyst for the past 20 years, covering two Olympics, numerous Davis Cup and Fed Cup ties as well as the Rogers Cup men's and women's events for TSN.On the court, he is a four-time national champion, was a member of Canada's Davis Cup team in 1980, a two-time Olympic coach and played on the ATP Tour.

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  Tennis Canada and Tennis BC Join Forces with Hiring of Bettauer
  
  February 19, 2007
  
  Bettauer named regional director of tennis development
  
  Tennis Canada and Tennis BC announced Monday the joint hiring of Robert Bettauer as regional director of tennis development.
  
  A BC resident, Bettauer boasts an extensive tennis resume.On the court, he was a three time national champion and was a member of Canada's Davis Cup team in 1980.In addition, he held an ATP world ranking in both singles and doubles from 1977-1983.He was also a member of the Pan American University tennis team, a top ten NCAA division I school, from 1974-1978.
  
  Bettauer ran Tennis Canada's western Canadian high performance training centre at UBC from 1984-88 and helped coach the Davis Cup team in 1987-88.Having earned his stripes as a level 4 and chartered professional coach, Bettauer was chosen to coach Canada's national team at the Olympic Games in Seoul (1988) and Barcelona (1992).
  
  Bettauer also held the position of director of player development for Tennis Canada from 1988-1998 where he was responsible for managing all national teams including Davis Cup and Fed Cup squads.During his tenure, he led the development of the "Play Tennis" program.More recently, Bettauer was responsible for developing the Canadian Sport Centre Ontario as the president and chief executive officer of the organization.
  
  "Tennis Canada is pleased to welcome Robert back in this newly formed role.He will be a tremendous asset to growing the game in Canada and particularly, BC, as he brings a wealth of knowledge and credibility to the position," expressed Hatem McDadi, vice-president of tennis development for Tennis Canada.
  
  Bettauer has been a television tennis analyst for the past 20 years, covering two Olympics, Davis Cup and Fed Cup ties as well as the Rogers Cup men's and women's events for TSN.Currently, Bettauer is working as a sport consultant with 2010 Legacies Now, as well as the Sport & Recreation branch with the Ministry of Tourism, Sport and the Arts of the BC government.
  
  "I am very excited to be able to continue my life long journey in tennis in such an important area of the sport's development" said Bettauer."The future health of tennis in Canada is directly linked to providing sustainable programs to learn and play the game for all ages at the community level".
  
  The position of regional director is a product of ongoing discussions between provincial and national organizations regarding the development of an organizational structure that will help grow the sport of tennis and develop players.
  
  "We are thrilled to welcome Robert Bettauer to the Tennis BC team.

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  Others include Louis Cayer, Canada's Davis Cup team captain, and Robert Bettauer, Director of Sport Development at Tennis Canada.
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  Bettauer pointed out that 74% of the 4.3 million Canadians who played tennis at least once last year played in public parks.Only 19% were members of year-round or summer clubs.
  
  "You don't have a recruitment problem in tennis, you have a retention problem," he says.One-time players cite the difficulty in finding partners of similar ability as the main reason they don't play.Bettauer believes recreational tennis needs help from bodies like Tennis Canada an the OTA.
  
  "We have to give parks and rec departments a turnkey program,"he says."We can identify the instructors for the summer.We can say "here are a range of programs."It doesn't cost anything because user fees pay for the programs."
  
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  The answer, according to Bettauer, was that the OTA would help them to develop their programs.For example, tennis program could vary from year to year, he said.
  
  "Most of them are asking why they should join us,"he said."We need to go to them and ask "why not join us?"
  
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  The league will feature competitions for lower-level as well as top players, said Robert Bettauer, director of sport development at Tennis Canada.
  
  The league will feature competitions for lower-level as well as top players, said Robert Bettauer, director of sport development at Tennis Canada.Encouraging more juniors to experience league play will help bring more involvement, he said.
  
  Team Ontario faces Canada's best!
  
  Ontario's juniors came up with big finishes in two national championships this spring.
  
  Ontario boys captured all five of the top spots, and eight of the top twelve, at the Under 14 Canadian Indoor Championships at the Mirabel Racquet Club in Pointe-Claire, Que.Meanwhile, Ontario girls won three of the top four and seven of the top twelve spots in the Under 16 Canadian Indoor Championships at the White Oaks Inn & Racquet Club in Niagara-on-the Lake.

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  Veteran television tennis personality and Penticton, British Columbia native, Robert Bettauer will provide in-depth analysis of the five rubbers as the Web cast colour commentator.Bettauer has been a television analyst for the past 20 years, covering two Olympics, numerous Davis Cup and Fed Cup ties as well as the Rogers Cup men's and women's events for TSN.On the court, he is a four-time national champion, was a member of Canada's Davis Cup team in 1980, a two-time Olympic coach and played on the ATP Tour.

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  TENNIS PRO - Robert Bettauer
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  Robert Bettauer, Vanchen SportsCell: 250-486-3201, Fax: 250-770-1846
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  National titles were won by Helena Konanz, Lesley Bumby and Robert Bettauer.
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  For former Davis Cup player and Olympic Coach Robert Bettauer, coming off two weeks of covering the Rogers Cup Tennis Tournaments in Montreal and Toronto for TSN, this is his first national senior title after being in 5 previous finals and his 4th overall Canadian championship.The win was particularly satisfying for Bettauer who broke his ankle in April at the BC indoor championships, his first National tournament in almost a decade.Robert Bettauer is also Director of Regional Tennis Development for Tennis BC and is the coach at the Penticton Yacht & Tennis Club, as well as the Lakeshore Racquet Club in Summerland.
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  Men's 50 Doubles Champions: Robert Bettauer (Penticton, BC)/ Russ Hartley (Vancouver, BC) def.

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  Robert Bettauer250-486-3201vanchensports@shaw.ca
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  Our resident tennis pro, Robert Bettauer, is one of Canada's rare level 4 professional coaches.He offers:
  
  Club Rates for adult and junior group and drop in lessons Club Rates for individual lessons and coaching Access to our competitive Junior Program
  
  On the court, Robert was a three time national champion and was a member of Canada's Davis Cup team in 1980.In addition, he held an ATP world ranking in both singles and doubles from 1977-1983.He was also a member of the Pan American University tennis team, a top ten NCAA division I school, from 1974-1978.
  
  Robert also ran Tennis Canada's Western Canadian high performance training centre at UBC from 1984-88 and helped coach the Davis Cup team in 1987-88.Bettauer was chosen to coach Canada's national team at the Olympic Games in Seoul (1988) and Barcelona (1992).

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  TennisBC has also hired Robert Bettauer to help in the development of younger players aged 5 , 10 years.

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