Professional tennis and padel refereeing across junior tournaments, parastanding tennis, national leagues, and international competitions
Since November 2024, JP has been officiating junior tournaments at the prestigious Queens Club, one of the world's most iconic tennis venues
Officiating junior tennis tournaments at Queens Club, ensuring fair play and proper conduct at one of the most prestigious venues in world tennis. This role involves supervising matches, making key decisions, and supporting the development of young players through professional officiating.
Tournament supervision
Ensuring integrity
Prestigious venue
Current role
Home of the prestigious Cinch Championships, Queens Club is one of the world's most renowned grass court tennis venues
Queens Club hosts high-level junior tournaments, developing the next generation of British tennis talent
Maintaining the highest standards of officiating at a world-class facility used by ATP tour professionals
"Officiating at Queens Club is an honour - supporting junior players at such an iconic venue where tennis legends have competed"
Contributing to the development of young talent through professional refereeing at one of tennis's most prestigious locations
Officiating and supporting parastanding tennis tournaments, including events at Regent's Park and the prestigious Surbiton Trophy
JP is committed to supporting parastanding tennis, a discipline for players with physical impairments who play standing up. From local tournaments at Regent's Park to major events like the Surbiton Trophy, JP ensures these athletes receive professional officiating and the recognition they deserve.
Most recent event: Last Sunday
Local community tournament
Supporting grassroots parastanding tennis
Central London venue
Prestigious international event
High-level parastanding competition
Elite international players
Professional tournament setting
Tennis for all abilities
Regent's Park & Surbiton
International competition
Expert officiating
For players with physical impairments who compete standing up, using modified rules to accommodate different abilities
Rapidly expanding discipline bringing competitive tennis opportunities to more players with diverse abilities
Ensuring parastanding players receive the same professional officiating standards as all tennis competitions
"Officiating parastanding tennis is incredibly rewarding - these athletes show remarkable skill and determination"
Proud to contribute to the growth of parastanding tennis and ensure these talented players receive professional tournament support
Officiating padel tournaments and national league matches across London, from MODE Club events to Division 1 & 2 of the National Padel League
JP brings professional refereeing expertise to the rapidly growing padel scene in London. From organizing tournaments at MODE Club to officiating the highest divisions of the National Padel League and matches at Ilford Rocket Padel, JP ensures fair play and professionalism across all levels of competition.
Tournament organization
Competitive events
Premium London venue
Division 1 & 2 refereeing
Elite national competition
Top-tier officiating
Match officiating
Community tournaments
East London venue
Multiple locations
Division 1 & 2
Professional officiating
Elite to community
Padel is exploding in popularity across the UK, with new courts and clubs opening regularly
As padel grows, the need for trained referees becomes critical to maintain competitive integrity
The National Padel League brings organized, professional competition to clubs across the country
"Padel is the future of racquet sports - being part of its growth through professional refereeing is incredibly exciting"
From organizing tournaments to officiating the highest national league divisions, JP is committed to supporting padel's development in the UK
Game, Set, Match & Championship! π₯³ππΎ It was brilliant to umpire on Finals Day at David Lloyd Acton Park! π₯°
Tennis is a fair-play game & a rare sport where most matches are self-referred, even in competitions. π With the help of technology, line judges might slowly disappear ππ¨πΌββοΈπ but there should always be need for chair umpires π©π»ββοΈ.
Championship Match
Official Role
Acton Park
Self-Refereed Sport
Have you ever tried umpiring? Do you know anyone that has been an umpire/line judge at a professional tennis event? ππ
With the help of technology, line judges might slowly disappear ππ¨πΌββοΈπ but there should always be need for chair umpires π©π»ββοΈ. Tennis remains a fair-play game where officials ensure the integrity of the sport at every level.
Throwback to couple of months ago, when I attended my last ITF35 Tournament for this Year ππ!
Out of this world players π€©, plenty of matches ππΌββοΈ, amazing courts @tc_lielupe π₯ & I even got to see similar faces π₯°πͺπͺ!
Last Tournament 2021
Out of this world π€©
Amazing Courts π₯
Final Event of Year
What's next now? π
This Winter βοΈ I focus on Coaching πͺπ», Padel starting this Friday @rockslanepadel ππ€, playing Club/Local Leagues and hopefully training for next Spring Tournaments βοΈ & the ITF Grass Tournaments in UK next Summer. β€οΈππ¬π§
Winter Focus πͺπ»
Rocks Lane Padel π
Club Matches πΎ
UK Summer π¬π§π