Rob Shaw smiles during his wheelchair singles match at the French Open. He will be competing at the Paralympics in July.
Wheelchair
Wheelchair Update: Shaw finishes season as top-ranked Canadian
November 21, 2024
Much like the ATP and WTA tennis calendar, the Wheelchair tennis season is wrapping up its 2024 campaign with few tournaments remaining on the schedule. Canada’s top-ranked competitor, Rob...
Thomas Venos (right) and Mitch McIntyre (left) hold up their trophies at the Birmingham Nationals. Frédérique Bérubé-Perron won the women's singles.
Wheelchair
Venos, McIntyre Double Up Again; Bérubé-Perron Breaks Through at Birmingham National Wheelchair Tennis Championships
October 21, 2024
For the second year in a row, Thomas Venos and Mitch McIntyre both swept their divisions at the Birmingham National Wheelchair Tennis Championships, each taking home a singles and...
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Tennis Canada launches the Wheelchair Tennis Whole Player Development Pathway
October 17, 2024
Tennis Canada today unveiled the Wheelchair Tennis Whole Player Development Pathway (WTWPDP), a player development guide with the aim of fostering lifelong passion for and participation in wheelchair tennis....
Thomas Venos winds up to hit a forehand. He is the top seed and defending champion at the Birmingham Nationals, Canada's wheelchair tennis championships.
Wheelchair
Wheelchair Update: Venos Arrives at Birmingham Nationals In Form
October 17, 2024
Thomas Venos has his eyes on another sweep at the Birmingham National Wheelchair Tennis Championships this week at the Sobeys Atlantic Tennis Centre in Bedford, NS, fresh off an...
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