
Monday Digest: Canadians Set to Begin Asian Swing
With the China Open about to begin in Beijing, Victoria Mboko and Leylah Annie Fernandez are among the Canucks in the...
By 2029, the Year-Round Community Tennis Courts Program strives to build 160 year-round courts at up to 30 facilities.
The "Play Your Court" program provides funding to local communities across the country to revitalize their outdoor community tennis courts. It will transform over 100 outdoor tennis courts by 2030.
When you support Tennis Canada, you’re helping provide free tennis camps for youth from underserved communities. In 2022, over 1,000 kids benefited from these programs.
Through its ambitious and hollistic Game. Set. Equity. strategy, Tennis Canada aims to develop 500 certified women instructors by 2027.
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“Thank you to the Tennis Canada donors for the support throughout the years! I thrive to reach my full potential in the sport I love, representing Canada globally and making our tennis nation proud. You play an important role allowing me to work towards reaching my goals and dreams.” - Victoria Mboko, professional player on the WTA and ITF Tours
With the China Open about to begin in Beijing, Victoria Mboko and Leylah Annie Fernandez are among the Canucks in the...
Rob Shaw won his 25th ITF wheelchair singles title and record-breaking 54th title overall at his final ITF Tour event,...
Gabriela Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe officially qualified for the WTA Finals for the third year in a row on Monday...