The incredible results we have seen over the last few years have been funded mainly through two sources: proceeds from Rogers Cup and you, the devoted tennis fan!
2015 marks Tennis Canada’s 125th anniversary. For 125 years, we have led the growth of tennis in Canada and contributed to our status as a world-leading tennis nation. Join us in celebrating the grace, honour, perseverance and discipline that make this sport great and uniquely Canadian.
Tennis Canada became an organization, with a mandate to lead the growth of tennis in Canada.1890
You may be surprised to learn that only 1% of Tennis Canada’s funding comes from government sources…
The incredible results we have seen over the last few years have been funded mainly through two sources: proceeds from Rogers Cup and you, the devoted tennis fan!
Looking to get into shape, master a new skill, spend a little more time with a loved one, or simply just feel like hitting something?
We’re certain the only answer to each of the above is “Play tennis!”
A pause for war: No tennis tournaments were held during WWI and WWII.1914-18 / 1939-45
What can Canadians expect from the new Tennis Canada?
As Tennis Canada unveiled its new brand campaign, we asked Mark Healy, the organization’s chief marketing officer, to tell us the story behind the rebrand.
The first Niagara-on-the-Lake International Lawn Tennis Tournament was played. This tournament is known today as the Rogers Cup.1881
The Ontario Lawn Tennis Association was the first provincial tennis association, created in 1918 by founding member Garnett Meldrum.1918
Just call a friend, pick up a racquet and some balls and head down to your local park.
Or just contact your local provincial wheelchair sports association for information on beginner programs. You will find the contact info in the links section of this website.
Expert’s Corner articles
Tennis Canada’s Tom Tebbutt has been covering tennis since the 1970s and has not missed a Canadian Open (Rogers Cup) over that period. He has reported from more than 100 Grand Slams, is a member of the International Tennis Writers Association, and was the recipient of the 2015 George Gross Award for Career Achievement from Sports Media Canada.
Your serve! Find a court near you.
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Yes it is!
— Milos Raonic (@milosraonic) March 12, 2015
About Kids Tennis in Canada
Kids Tennis introduces the sport of tennis in a fun and interactive way and ensures immediate success for young players aged 5-10. Using modified tennis balls, racquets, nets and courts, young players are properly equipped to enjoy rallies and learn the fundamentals of the game early on.
About Post-secondary Tennis
Tennis is a sport for life, and there are now more opportunities than ever to continue playing during post-secondary student life.
The Canadian Lawn Tennis Association and the Niagara-on-the-Lake International Lawn Tennis Tournament were held together for the first time.1907
Get 5 fast facts on tennis participation in Canada.
Get 5 fast facts on tennis participation in Canada.
The stories of five Building Tennis Communities (BTC) Champions!
How can tennis make a community better? That’s the question being asked by these Community Champions. Meet five individuals who are responsible for some seriously cool projects that promote healthy active living and community spirit through tennis.
A look at Canadian tennis across the country.
As part of the process leading up to a 2015 re-branding of Tennis Canada, we travelled to each province to meet with the presidents and executive directors of the Provincial Tennis Associations (PTAs). Our goal was to learn what tennis means on a grassroots level in each region. We featured a different province weekly and learned more about the various themes that embody tennis across the country.
I'm very motivated to win a Grand Slam. It's been a lifelong dream of mine. I feel like I've taken steps in the right direction.Eugenie Bouchard
Looking to get fit and have fun? Consider tennis!
Whether you’ve spent some time on the court, or you’ve never picked up a racquet, tennis is a well-rounded sport with infinite benefits. Why start now? Here are a few reasons to get you going.
For being a true Tennis Canada fan here’s 15% discount in the Tennis Canada store! Use coupon code TC125 at checkout.