Tennis Month Toolkit
Tennis Month is back. This year we’re aiming to make it even bigger and better by hosting more events, encouraging more participants, and creating more fun for all involved!
Ranking Guidelines and Canada’s Year-End Masters Rankings
In order to provide a method of annually ranking Masters players in all recognized age groups, a ranking program called a National Year-End Ranking was developed based on a points system. Specific tournaments are designated by Tennis Canada and the provincial associations for ranking eligibility, with points being allocated based on the category of event.
In order to be eligible for a National Year-End Ranking, a player must compete in at least two events, one of which must be the National Outdoor Championships. The rankings program is administered by the National Masters Tennis Committee on behalf of Tennis Canada.
Master’s Tennis Singles and Doubles Year-End Rankings are now posted. If you think there are any mistakes or omissions to the rankings, please email Irwin Tobias : itobias@tenniscanada.com
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Manitoba Community Tennis Leagues - Getting Started
This resource explains how to get started with Community Tennis Leagues in the province. It outlines the key steps to organize matches, connect with other players in your group, find courts, understand basic match rules, and submit scores. It also provides helpful information about scheduling, cancellations, and how results contribute to your World Tennis Number (WTN).
Ontario Community Tennis Leagues - Getting Started
This resource explains how to get started with Community Tennis Leagues in the province. It outlines the key steps to organize matches, connect with other players in your group, find courts, understand basic match rules, and submit scores. It also provides helpful information about scheduling, cancellations, and how results contribute to your World Tennis Number (WTN).