University Update: Rice Off to Strong Start in NCAA
September was a big month for Keegan Rice and his collegiate season is only just getting underway.
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University Update: Rice Off to Strong Start in NCAA
September was a big month for Keegan Rice and his collegiate season is only just getting underway.
Tennis Canada Appoints Scott McRoberts as Chief Sport Officer
McRoberts to be responsible for advancing a fully integrated national tennis system
Tennis Canada Introduces Game. Set. Equity. Regional Ambassadors Program
Tennis Canada is proud to announce the introduction of its Regional Ambassadors, a national network of women leaders...
Thomas Venos Talks Playing on Home Soil and Representing Canada
Thomas Venos was glad to be back on home soil for the WC100 Birmingham Wheelchair Tennis Classic at Sobeys Stadium in...
National Coaches Week: Getting to Know a Trio of Community Tennis Coaches
This week, we’re celebrating National Coaches Week in Canada by introducing three coaches who are making a difference...
Irwin Tobias Speaks on Growth of Canadian Masters Tennis
The 2026 Steve Stevens Masters Tennis Championships presented by Predator Ridge was another showcase of the growth and...
Junior Update by Har-Tru: Canada Well Represented at US Open
Seven Canadians, including four in the main draws, competed in the Junior US Open, with three picking up their...
Stay in the Game: Tips to Prevent Injuries and Keep Moving from Cleveland Clinic Canada Experts
Whether you’re competing on the tennis court or simply staying active, keeping your body strong and healthy is...
Five Years of UNMATCHED: Establishing a Foundation of Collaboration and Allyship for Gender Equity in Sports
The UNMATCHED: Gender Equity in Sports Conference celebrated its fifth anniversary earlier this month.
Wheelchair Update: McIntyre's Monstrous Month
Mitch McIntyre has won his last four quad wheelchair singles tournaments, three of them on home soil, during a dominant...
New Indoor Facility is Making Tennis more Accessible and Beneficial to Thunder Bay Community
Year-round tennis officially arrived in Thunder Bay in March upon the grand opening of the Rogers Tennis Dome which...