Tennis Canada

Established in 1890, Tennis Canada is a national non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the sport of tennis across the country. Our goal is to elevate Canada to a top-tier tennis nation, driven by our core values of teamwork, passion, integrity, innovation, and excellence. We proudly manage the prestigious Rogers Cup, presented by National Bank, featuring both WTA and ATP World Tour events. In addition, we host the National Bank Cup WTA event, oversee 10 professional ITF-sanctioned competitions, and provide financial assistance to 12 other professional tournaments taking place in Canada.

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Branstine Ready to Use Early Season Success as Stepping Stone

3 weeks ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

Following a strong 2024 season on the ITF Women’s World Tennis Tour, Carson Branstine has picked up where she left off so far this year, adding important milestones to her bank of experience at the pro level. In February, the 24-year-old reached her first WTA final at the 125 event in Cancun, Mexico, a tournament she wasn’t even going to play until she got a last-minute text message from the Tour supervisor to say she had made into qualifying.
Branstine veut se servir de ses récents succès comme tremplin

3 weeks ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

Après une excellente saison 2024 sur le circuit féminin de l’ITF, Carson Branstine a poursuivi sur sa lancée cette année, ajoutant d’importants jalons à sa banque d’expérience chez les professionnelles.
Canada Falls in Close Tie Against Japan at Billie Jean King Cup…

1 month ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

Sunday started in triumph and ended in heartbreak for Team Canada at the 2025 Billie Jean King Cup Qualifiers in Tokyo against the host nation. Victoria Mboko got the ball rolling for Canada against Japan with a hard fought 6-4, 6-7(8), 7-5 victory over Eva Shibahara to hand the veteran her first loss in a Billie Jean King Cup live match.
Le Canada subit une défaite crève-cœur contre le Japon aux…

1 month ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

La journée de dimanche a commencé par un triomphe et s’est terminée par une grande déception pour Équipe Canada aux qualifications de la Coupe Billie Jean King à Tokyo, contre le pays hôte. En lever de rideau, Victoria Mboko a donné le ton pour le Canada en arrachant un gain de 6-4, 6-7(8) et 7-5 à la Japonaise Eva Shibahara, qui subissait sa première défaite dans un match comptant pour l’issue d’une rencontre de la Coupe Billie Jean King.
Fin prématurée pour Auger-Aliassime et Shapovalov à Monte-Carlo

1 month ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

Le début de la saison sur terre battue n’a pas été à la hauteur des espérances des deux meilleurs joueurs ATP du Canada, lundi, au Masters de Monte-Carlo. En effet, Félix Auger-Aliassime et Denis Shapovalov ont tous deux été éliminés au premier tour. Shapovalov a amorcé la deuxième journée du tableau principal en s’inclinant 6-3 et 7-6(5) devant l’Américain Marcos Giron. Le joueur de 25 ans a eu l’occasion de prolonger le match vers une troisième manche, mais n’a pu profiter de ses chances.
Early Exits for Auger-Aliassime and Shapovalov in Monte-Carlo

1 month ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

It wasn’t the start to the clay season that Canada’s top two ATP players hoped for on Monday at the Monte-Carlo Masters as both Félix Auger-Aliassime and Denis Shapovalov were eliminated in the first round. Shapovalov kicked off the second day of main draw play by falling 6-3, 7-6(5) to American Marcos Giron. The 25-year-old had opportunities to push the match to a third set but couldn’t take advantage of his chances.
Tebbutt: Indian Wells is a Cool Place

2 months ago | tenniscanada.com | Tom Tebbutt

Few would dispute that titular statement about cool except for those who woke up this morning in the California Desert greeted by a temperature of 12 degrees Celsius. Or anyone who looked ahead for the next 10 days at a weather forecast revealing no high temperature even reaching 27 degrees (the old 80 degrees Fahrenheit). The shivering high for this coming Thursday is supposed to be a brisk 19 degrees.
Mastering stress and anxiety with expert strategies for emotional balance and performance - Tennis Canada

Nov 28, 2024 | tenniscanada.com | Wendy-Ann Clarke

While stress and anxiety affect us all, they can be brought under control with the right techniques, says psychologist and performance specialist, Dana Sinclair. Stress which typically stems from external challenges, like meeting deadlines or handling conflicts, can arise with specific events. Anxiety, on the other hand, can persist without a clear trigger, and can even feel like a “normal state” to those who experience it regularly, complicating emotional management.
Breaking Down Mental Health, Mental Illness, and Mental Performance - Tennis Canada

Oct 3, 2024 | tenniscanada.com | Wendy-Ann Clarke

Mikaela Papich has been immersed in the world of high-performance tennis since she was seven years old. Her early dedication to sport ignited her competitive drive while also presenting difficult challenges that have shaped her life and career. Diagnosed with depression at 14 and living with dyslexia, Papich faced hurdles that could have derailed her ambitions.
Putting Words and Descriptions on How We Feel

Jul 25, 2024 | tenniscanada.com | Wendy-Ann Clarke

For sports psychotherapist Justin Scheerer, the key to athletic success lies in nurturing the person behind the athlete, though this aspect can sometimes be overlooked. Prioritizing the athlete’s mental and emotional well-being, alongside their physical performance, is crucial. By helping athletes manage their anxieties, insecurities, and other uncomfortable emotions, Scheerer argues, they can achieve greater overall success in sport and beyond.