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Tennis

Tennis in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield: a municipal programme, honestly stated

Courts and a dated Ville window -- and the town's real club-sport depth beside them.

Tennis in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield: a Ville programme at the Parc Multisport, printed at its strength

Salaberry-de-Valleyfield's tennis is a municipal programme, not a club: the courts stand at parc Delpha-Sauve among the Ville's park inventory, and the programmed layer the Ville publishes is a dated tennis programme at the Parc Multisport (1900 boulevard Sainte-Marie) -- an August 23 to September 20 window is documented on the Ville's jeunesse surface. This page prints the tennis layer at exactly that strength: courts in the park inventory, a dated Ville programme window, and no club, ladder or booking surface invented around them.

What surrounds the tennis is the town's verified club-sport depth, which in this city runs through its ice and its water: the Braves de Valleyfield, the town's junior AAA hockey club in the Ligue de hockey junior AAA du Quebec (LHJAAAQ), playing at the Arena Salaberry, 158 rue Nicholson -- a Ville-owned arena opened in 1930, with 1,041 seats. The league's own coverage describes match night as a weekly community rendez-vous in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. Their fixtures live on the league's published schedule, which was not read fixture by fixture for this build -- no home fixture is derived here, so check the league schedule for dates

The racquet-and-club layer, at the strength it was verified

The Ville programme

Parc Multisport -- the Ville's jeunesse surface

The Ville's jeunesse pages document its dated tennis programme at the Parc Multisport (August 23-September 20 window). Session detail lives on the Ville's own surfaces and changes by season -- check them before planning around a court time; this guide prints no schedule it has not seen.

The courts

Parc Delpha-Sauve -- in the Ville's park inventory

Tennis courts are part of Delpha-Sauve's published inventory alongside the aquatic complex, the baseball field and the Tour des regates. Drop-in terms are the Ville's to publish; the tariff bylaw (Reglement 209) publishes facility terms, not a court calendar, and none is derived from it.

The town's other sheet sport

Club de curling Valleyfield, 19 rue Maden -- since 1900

the Club de curling Valleyfield, 19 rue Maden -- the town's own curling club, in its own rink with three sheets (glaces), verified operating for the 2026-27 season from the club's own surfaces: its Tarification page carries the 2026-27 fee schedule, including the Curling Quebec amount, and registration runs through the club directly. The club's own history page dates the practice of curling in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield to about 1883 and the club's official founding to 1900, in the MOCO Club built by the Montreal Cotton company; women's curling at the club dates to 1933. No oldest or first claim is printed, because the club makes none on the surfaces read. Its junior introduction programme runs mid-October to early April, about one hour per session, per its Ligues et horaires page Where a tennis town has a clubhouse, Valleyfield's clubhouse is a curling rink -- that is this town's sporting character, printed as itself.

The standing note, printed on purpose

No tennis club, ladder or court-booking surface seated in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield was verified for this build, so none is listed. Programmes enter this guide from an operator's own published surface -- the way the market season and the Valspec bills did. If the Ville publishes a fuller tennis programme, this page updates from that surface.

Common questions

Can you play tennis in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield?

Yes -- courts stand at parc Delpha-Sauve, and the Ville publishes a dated tennis programme at the Parc Multisport (an August 23-September 20 window is documented on its jeunesse surface). No tennis club or booking surface was verified, so check the Ville's own surfaces for the current session.

What club sports does Salaberry-de-Valleyfield verifiably have?

Hydroplane racing (the Regates, the town's defining sport), junior AAA hockey (the Braves, LHJAAAQ), curling (the Club de curling Valleyfield, founded 1900, three sheets), dek hockey, soccer, baseball and minor hockey -- all published by their own organizations.

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