Jérôme Grenier re-elected as president of the Eure Tennis committee

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New four-year term at the head of the Eure departmental Tennis committee pour Jerome Grenier. A mandate he has held since 2012. “It’s a satisfaction but not a real surprise. »

Indeed, in the Department of Eure and in Normandie, the lists stamped “The clubs at the heart of our commitment” had no competitors. “Proof that we have done good work under the aegis of the outgoing president of the League, Olivier Halbout,” believes Jérôme Grenier, deputy mayor in Vernon and vice-president of Seine Normandie Agglomération.

Head of the committee since 2012

“This renewal of confidence symbolizes a major step for the development of local clubs and the strengthening of tennis in the region. It is a success for our collective and for all the clubs in Eure, who continue to benefit from his commitment and his vision. With the next elections of presidents of departmental committees and Leagues to come, the support of everyone remains crucial to guide our sport towards a model closer to the needs of clubs and licensees. Let us remain mobilized to build, together, an ambitious future for French tennis,” said Germain Roesch, candidate for president of the French Tennis Federation under the banner “Clubs at the heart of our commitment”, against the outgoing team led by Gilles Moretton.

The collective as a leitmotif

If the presidency of the League of Normandy will be sealed on November 16 in Deauville, the presidency of the French Tennis Federation will be played between December 12 and 14, including the vote of 7,500 representatives of French clubs. A novelty.

“They represent 50% of the votes, the departmental committees 25% and the Leagues 25%. We are counting on the vote of the clubs. Our program is based on that: the field. »

This candidacy is clearly “placed under the sign of the collective”. “For us, the management of the current president of the Federation is too individualistic. We highlight the collective. »

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