Tennis Canada appoints Martin Laurendeau as new Head of Men’s Tennis
Tennis Canada announces the appointment of Martin Laurendeau as Head of Men’s Tennis, where he will oversee men’s...
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Tennis Canada announces the appointment of Martin Laurendeau as Head of Men’s Tennis, where he will oversee men’s...
Canada’s top-ranked wheelchair tennis player, Thomas Venos, contested his first events of the 2026 season in March.