International Tennis Federation

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) serves as the main authority for tennis around the globe, including wheelchair and beach tennis. Established in 1913, originally named the International Lawn Tennis Federation, it was created by twelve national tennis organizations. As of 2016, the ITF consists of 211 national associations and six regional bodies. The ITF is responsible for overseeing the rules of tennis, managing international team competitions, promoting the sport, and ensuring its integrity through anti-doping and anti-corruption initiatives. To help govern professional tennis, the ITF collaborates with the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).

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Santamarta Roig becomes first Spaniard to win multiple J500 titles | ITF

1 month ago | itftennis.com | Ross McLean

Article 03 Mar 2025 Andres Santamarta Roig is the first Spanish player – boy or girl – to win multiple J500 singles titles after lifting silverware at J500 Gaspar in Brazil on Sunday. Aside from Santamarta Roig, who defeated home favourite Joao Pedro Didoni Bonini 6-4 6-0 in the boys’ singles final, the only other Spanish boy to have won a J500 is Albert Ramos-Vinolas in March 2006.
Errani: 'I'll thank Jasmine for the rest of my life'

Aug 1, 2024 | itftennis.com | Romain Vinot

Article 02 Aug 2024 The clay of Roland Garros is clearly blessed for Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini. Finalists at the Paris Grand Slam a little less than two months ago – after winning the WTA 1000 in Rome – the two friends perfectly mixed all the ingredients of their recipe to complete a new achievement in the French capital at the Paris 2024 Olympic Tennis Event.
Preview: 2023 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals | ITF

Aug 3, 2023 | itftennis.com | Ross McLean

Article 04 Aug 2023 The 2023 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals get underway on Monday in Prostejov, Czechia with 16 boys’ and 16 girls’ teams battling to be crowned the world’s best in the 14-and-under age category. Reaching this stage of the competition is already a huge achievement and follows qualifying events in five regions – Asia/Oceania, Europe, Africa, South America and North/Central America and the Caribbean.
Stats and facts: 2023 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals – girls | ITF

Aug 3, 2023 | itftennis.com | Ross McLean

Article 04 Aug 2023 Following last week's team announcements for the 2023 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals, it is now time to delve into some stats of facts relating to the nations competing on the clay courts of Prostejov from 7-12 August. Having already covered the boys' teams, it is time to focus upon the girls' teams battling to be crowned world champions in the 14-and-under age category.
Snigur tops W100 Vitoria-Gasteiz podium to end wait for silverware

Jul 23, 2023 | itftennis.com | Ross McLean

Article 24 Jul 2023 Former junior world No. 2 Daria Snigur claimed her first silverware of the season after coming from behind to defeat France’s Jessika Ponchet in a compelling W100 Vitoria-Gasteiz final. Having last topped a podium at W100+H Dubai in November 2021, Ukrainian Snigur ended her wait for silverware by dispatching Ponchet 3-6 6-4 6-1, having navigated her way to the final without dropping a set.
Pawsome! Aussie animal-lover Preston makes early Wimbledon impression | ITF

Jul 7, 2023 | itftennis.com | Ross McLean

Article 08 Jul 2023 Moments before a chance meeting with 12-time Grand Slam doubles champion Mark Woodforde outside the Wimbledon media centre, fellow Australian Taylah Preston revealed that at one stage she had 13 pets. A lot of people head to Grand Slams to witness scintillating tennis and, where juniors are concerned, catch a glimpse of rising stars who may one day develop into something special.
Baptiste ends near four-year wait for a title with W60 Caserta crown

Jun 12, 2023 | itftennis.com | Jamie Renton

Article 12 Jun 2023 Hailey Baptise ended a three-and-a-half-year wait for silverware on the ITF World Tennis Tour in style by winning her biggest title yet at W60 Caserta. The 21-year-old American defeated Cypriot Raluca Georgiana Serban 6-3 6-2 in the final at the Italian clay court tournament to capture the fourth ITF singles crown of her career. “It feels amazing,” said Baptiste, after adding a W60 crown to the three W25 titles she collected in 2019.
Korneeva beats Perez Alarcon to complete Melbourne-Paris double

Jun 10, 2023 | itftennis.com | Carole Bouchard

Article 10 Jun 2023 Fifteen-year-old Alina Korneeva added the Roland Garros title to the one she won at the Australian Open in January on Saturday. She proved herself to be incredibly solid under pressure to find a way through Lucciana Perez Alarcon 7-6(4) 6-3.
Madaras claims his eighth wonder of the ITF World Tennis Tour

May 14, 2023 | itftennis.com | Ross McLean

Article 15 May 2023 Sweden’s Dragos Nicolae Madaras continued his prolific campaign on the ITF World Tennis Tour by topping the podium for a staggering eighth time at M25 Varnamo – his first profesisonal title on home soil. The 25-year-old’s triumph at M25 Varnamo represents the joint best title of his season and indeed career, having also conquered all before him at M25 Antalya in February. His other victories this season have all come at M15 level.
Avanesyan warms up for Roland Garros with W100 Wiesbaden triumph | ITF

May 7, 2023 | itftennis.com | Ross McLean

Article 08 May 2023 Elina Avanesyan has reason to celebrate. Not only did she lift silverware at W100 Wiesbaden on Sunday to claim the biggest title of her career, the 20-year-old is also now within striking distance of the Top 100 after surging up the WTA rankings. Avanesyan defeated Australia’s Jaimee Fourlis 6-2 6-0 during a one-sided final to seal the fifth ITF World Tennis Tour title of her career, but first since August 2021 when she topped the podium at W60 Versmold.