Tennis Canada

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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  • 1 week ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

    Nous avons demandé aux membres d’Équipe Canada d’inviter les gens de tous les âges et de tous les niveaux à se joindre à la fête en prenant une raquette et en sautant sur le terrain. Ils ont raconté comment ils avaient commencé à jouer, ont prodigué des conseils sur la façon de s’initier au tennis et ont décrit l’influence positive que le sport a eue sur leur vie. Voici ce qu’ils nous ont confié. Heidi El Tabakh «J’ai acquis une formidable expérience au tennis.

  • 1 week ago | tenniscanada.com | Melissa Boyd

    We turned to members of Team Canada to inspire people of all ages and abilities to pick up a racket. They shared stories about their first introduction to the sport, tips for getting started, and the positive impact that tennis has had on their lives. Here’s what they had to say.  Heidi El Tabakh “I think the experiences I have gained from tennis are pretty unique and pretty incredible. It gave me all the tools to manage life on and off the court.

  • 1 month ago | tenniscanada.com | Tom Tebbutt

    Victoria Mboko took a giant step forward in her career when she defeated Kaja Juvan 7-5, 6-3 on Friday to qualify for her first Grand Slam event main draw. Maybe it’s the innocence of youth but the 18-year-old from Toronto claimed that one of the keys to her success was treating the final round of Roland Garros qualifying as nothing out of the ordinary. “I was sort of even happy to have won my second match. I took it really chill,” she explained.

  • 1 month ago | tenniscanada.com | Tom Tebbutt

    Victoria – “everyone calls me Vicky” – Mboko moved into the final round of Roland Garros qualifying on Thursday with a 6-3, 6-2 win over Kathinka von Deithmann. While her compatriotic Rebecca Marino was completely flummoxed by the 31-year-old from Liechtenstein’s sliced, off-pace shots in an opening-round 6-0, 6-1 loss, Mboko always looked in control in the one- hour and 17-minute contest on Court 9. Did Mboko get a scouting report from Marino? “No actually,” she said.

  • 1 month ago | tenniscanada.com | Tom Tebbutt

    Victoria Mboko a atteint le dernier des qualifications de Roland-Garros, jeudi, à la suite d’un gain de 6-3 et 6-2 face à Kathinka von Deithmann. Mboko ne se souvient pas d’avoir été confrontée à une joueuse comme von Deichmann – qui utilise l’effet coupé à outrance. « C’est une joueuse unique. Je suis heureuse d’avoir vécu ce genre d’expérience, car sur le circuit, il y a des filles qui jouent comme ça et je pense que c’est une façon de me préparer.

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