U18 Fischer Indoor Junior National Championships

Singles Qualifying: March 28 – 29, 2026 

Singles Main Draw: March 30 – April 4, 2026 

Sobeys Stadium  

1 Shoreham Drive  

Toronto, ON  

M3N 3A6 

WEBSITE 

All players entering the event (Main and Qualifying draws) must do so via the following link: 

TBC (online by midnight March 5, 2026). 

Each province must complete their Provincial Nomination List and send it to Cameron at ccoulter@tenniscanada.com by noon PST March 16, 2026.  

This is a list of up to 10 players, in order of merit, resulting from their provincial selection process. 

The players in the Provincial Nomination List may gain entry into the main draw (if they are not already in the top 32) via 2 methods: 

PROVINCIAL NOMINATION LIST 

All entered players on the Alternates list who wish to be considered for the draw, must sign in by phone or in person with the referee, March 27, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Any non-entered players who wish to be considered for the draw, but did not register by the deadline, must sign in person with the referee, March 27, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Players must present their passport information page or permanent residency card at sign-in, to verify their Canadian status. 

The referee will announce a sign-in time for the first day of play for any Alternates who wish to be considered for the Qualifying event, should a potential spot open up due to injury or withdrawal. 

Players who have lost their first main draw match who wish to play consolation must sign-in in person with the referee within 30 minutes of the conclusion of their main draw match.  

Ranking points will be awarded based on finishing positions in all main draw events only, not consolation events. 

Players who wish to play doubles must sign-in in person with the referee.  

Deadline: March 29, 1 hour after qualifying matches finish. 

Only players participating in the main draw singles are eligible to enter doubles.  

Boys: Wilson US Open Extra Duty 

Girls: Wilson US Open Regular Duty 

COURT SURFACE 

Hard 

All participants are required to complete and sign the Tennis Canada Sport Safety Code of Conduct & Discipline and Complaints Policy as part of their registration.  

TENNIS CANADA SPORT SAFETY CODE OF CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE AND COMPLAINTS POLICY FORM 

TENNIS CANADA SPORT SAFETY CODE OF CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE AND COMPLAINTS POLICY (reference only)

An important education tool that defines a standard of behaviour for all parents and creates a more rewarding, safe, and respectful environment for everyone involved.  

To be completed by midnight EST March 24, 2026. 

Free of charge to a minimum of one parent/guardian for each athlete participating in the Fischer Nationals. 

Failure of parents to complete this program by the deadline will result in the ineligibility of their child to participate in the Fischer Nationals. 

For further details and the program access link, please click on the following link. 

RESPECT IN SPORTS FOR PARENTS 

NOTE: The RIS parent module only needs to be completed once every 3 years. 

Qualifying Draw: March 27, 4:30pm. 

Singles Main Draw: March 29, 4:00pm. 

Doubles Main Draw: March 29, following the singles draw. 

PLAYER SOCIAL EVENT 

Lunch, March 29, 1:00pm in Players’ Lounge. 

AWARD PRESENTATIONS 

Immediately following the last finals match. 

All 8 courts are available on March 27 from 8:00am - 9:00pm and may be reserved at the link below. 

Courts are reserved for players in the Qualifications from 7:00am-8:30am on March 28 & 29. 

Evening courts will be open for practice March 29, following qualifying matches. Reserve at the Tournament Desk in the Centre of Excellence. 

Morning practice March 30 - April 4, from 7:00am - 8:30am, is divided by province.  

PRACTICE COURT RESERVATIONS 

PROVINCIAL COACHES 

Tennis Canada is committed to a safe and inclusive environment for everyone involved in tennis including young people, vulnerable persons, coaches, staff and volunteers. We believe that everyone is entitled to participate in an environment that is free of maltreatment, harassment, abuse and discrimination. Visit https://www.tenniscanada.com/sport-safety/ for more information on what Tennis Canada is doing to safeguard our sport.   

Should you have safety concerns for yourself or others at this tournament, please contact the Tournament Director for guidance.   

To report a maltreatment issue - Tennis Canada knows how important it is to provide a safe, secure, and independent way of reporting issues that are impacting an individual directly or that they have become aware of. Tennis Canada has enlisted the services of an Independent Third-Party company called Whistleblower Security. To report a concern, please contact their 24/7/365 bilingual hotline at 1-866-921-6714. Additionally, you may get in touch with the Independent Third-Party organization Integrity Counts at their email address or via their website.  

If you feel at risk of immediate harm, call 9-1-1. If you are in need of support and don’t know where to turn, the organizations indicated in the link below may be able to provide you with guidance - SPORT SAFETY RESOURCES 

A group photo will be taken immediately following the player meeting. 

All photos taken by the official photographer during the event will be available at the following link. Please ensure to tag photos if posting on social media. 

#FischerJuniorNationals2026 

PHOTOS 

It will be the responsibility of each player to arrange transport to and from the hotel/airport, by sending any transport requests to Matthew Kapogines at mkapogines@tenniscanada.com by March 16, 2026.  

After this deadline, transport requests are not possible, and players will be required to arrange their own transport. 

TRAVEL CONSENT 

Players are responsible for making their own hotel reservations.  

The official hotel, 4.7km (a 9-minute drive) from the Sobeys Centre is as follows: 

Four Points By Sheraton Vaughan

3400 Steeles Avenue West

Vaughan, Ontario, L4K 1A2

905-760-2120

*Tennis Canada Policy: Maximum of two persons/room or one person/bed or cot.

Any parent/guardian/coach wishing to video a match, must obtain written consent from the players’ parent/guardian/coach and the Tournament Supervisor/Referee. 

The Video Recording Consent Form may be found in the REFERENCE DOCUMENTS section of the Fact Sheet. 

TC: Tennis Canada spots include, 

Any unused TC High Performance spots will be returned to Tennis Canada and not redistributed. 

*Any province that does not meet its base allocation in the main draw following player selection (based on the National Bank top 32 ranking, in the respective age category), will be able to ‘top-up’ the number of players to meet their allocation. Players will be selected, in order of merit, from the Provincial Nomination List, (which is based on provincial qualifying events) and must have registered for the tournament by the entry deadline.