September 25, 2026
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STORY OF THE WEEK |
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Team Canada Advancesto Davis Cup Final Eight! |
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Team Canada returned to the Davis Cup World Group Finals with a three matches to one win over France last weekend in Quebec City, earned their way into the Davis Cup Final Eight. The Final is set to take place in Bologna, Italy from November 24-29. Day one matches saw Liam Draxl (Newmarket) defeat Arthur Rinderknech 6-2, 7-5 and Félix Auger-Aliassime (Montreal) defeat Quentin Halys 7-6(5), 4-6, 6-3. On day two, Auger-Aliassime and Duncan Chan (Markham, in his Davis Cup debut) lost in doubles 7-6(4), 6-3 against Benjamin Bonzi and Pierre-Hugues Herbert. Auger-Aliassime then defeated Arthur Rinderknech 4-6, 7 6(4), 6-4, securing Canada’s spot in Davis Cup Final Eight! Ontario was well represented at the tie with Draxl, Chan and Captain Frank Dancevic from Niagara Falls! As well as Auger-Aliassime from Montreal, the team included Keegan Rice from Regina. Team Canada is headed to the Davis Cup Final Eight for the sixth time, last reaching the Final 8 in 2024. The team appeared in five-consecutive Davis Cup Finals from 2019 to 2024 and won the Davis Cup in 2022. Congratulations Team Canada! Photo courtesy of Tennis Canada. |
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Dabrowski Wins 4th Titleof 2026 at SP Open in Brazil |
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Gabriela Dabrowski (Ottawa, above left) won her fourth doubles title of the season partnering with Brazil’s Luisa Stefani (above right) to defeat the American pair of Anna Rogers and Allura Zamarripa 6-3, 3-6, 1-0(7) in the doubles final at the WTA 250 SP Open in Sao Paulo, Brazil. This is the first time in Dabrowski’s career that she has won four titles in a single season. It is her 24th career WTA title, including six with Stefani. The team is ranked number two in the Race to the WTA Finals. Congratulations Gabriela and Luisa! |
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Ontario Juniors Fare Well inDoubles at WTT J200 in Montreal |
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Four junior players from Ontario made it to the double’s finals at the recent WTT J200 tournament in Montreal. In girls’ doubles, Avery Alexander (Miniseng, above left) partnered with Clemence Mercier (Quebec, above right) to win the title, defeating Andrea Taylor (Pickering, below left) and Sophie Dement (Keswick, below right) 6-2, 6-1.
In boy’s doubles action, Brayden Woo (King City, above left) partnered with Andy Tchinda Kepche (Quebec, above right) to defeat Filip Malis (Canada/Saudi Arabia) and his American partner Tomas Laukys 7-5, 6-3 in the final. Congratulations Team Ontario! For complete tournament results, click here. |
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Rising Star Fair Play AwardRecipient July 2026 – Riley Yang! |
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The recipient of the July 2026 OTA Fair Play Award is Riley Yang! Riley is currently 9 years old and is from Toronto. She is in the top 4 of the GU10 Rising Stars Circuit leaderboard. Her home club is Mayfair West Tennis Club. Congratulations Riley!! The Fair Play Award is an OTA program that rewards one U9/U10 Circuit competitor per month for their exemplary conduct during tournaments. Nominees are selected based on the following criteria:
Each month, a recipient will be awarded a Fair Play Certificate and a Cineplex gift card. Only one individual is selected from the circuit in Ontario each month. (Includes GTA & Ottawa; U9 & U10; Boys & Girls). |
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Rising Star Fair Play Award RecipientAugust 2026 – Alexander Kolb! |
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The recipient of the August 2026 OTA Fair Play Award is Alexander Kolb! Alexander is 8 years old and is from Maple. He is in the top position of the BU9 Rising Stars Circuit leaderboard. His home club is Valan Tennis Academy. Congratulations Alexander!! The Fair Play Award is an OTA program that rewards one U9/U10 Circuit competitor per month for their exemplary conduct during tournaments. Nominees are selected based on the following criteria:
Each month, a recipient will be awarded a Fair Play Certificate and a Cineplex gift card. Only one individual is selected from the circuit in Ontario each month. (Includes GTA & Ottawa; U9 & U10; Boys & Girls). |
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Level Up Your Coaching: Join theClub Pro 1 Certification Course Today! |
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The Ontario Tennis Association is excited to announce a NEW Club Pro 1 certification courses taking place this fall at Premier Racquets Mississauga and Burlington Hall. These nationally recognized Tennis Canada courses are your next step to advancing as a certified tennis coach and expanding your career opportunities. Greater Toronto Area Club Pro 1 Fall Course Group #A Venue: Premier Racquet Clubs Mississauga Group #A Course Schedule Regrouping #1:
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Note: Dates are subject to change based on course and facilitator availability. Group requests will not be accepted. Candidates must attend the group to which they are assigned. Course Fee: $1,060 + applicable taxes TPA membership, certification fees, and any applicable Making Ethical Decisions fees through the Coaches Association of Canada may apply. How to Register: Step 1: Review the Entry Criteria
Step 2: Complete your online registration for the course wait list and complete the payment. *Note: if the roster is full, please register for the wait list to ensure your candidacy for the course is reviewed. Step 3: Email your completed application form to achappell@tennisontario.com. **Click here to access work experience form** Note: If your application is not approved, the course fee paid during the online registration process will be refunded. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. |
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Registration Open for2026 Girls Leadership Program! |
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NEW sign-up deadline October 4! This is a great opportunity to educate and train staff who meet the program prerequisites and help prepare them for the 2027 outdoor season. We encourage you to share this opportunity with eligible coaches and staff within your organization. This course is part of the Game.Set.Equity initiative looking to promote women’s participation in all aspects of tennis. This program will allow girls to develop the skills and qualities required to confidently lead a beginner tennis program, with either children or adults. The Girls Leadership program hopes to empower and encourage young women to develop confidence through leadership skills that they can apply as instructors and more. Participants of this program will enrich their understanding and develop different on and off court skills. *NEW for 2026, two courses will be offered. For dates and locations, please see details below. Who can participate in this program?
Game. Set. Equity. Girls Leadership Program - Toronto Webinar Dates: September 27th, October 18th, November 1st, November 8th, November 22nd, November 29th. Instructor Level 1 Dates: December 4th-6th & December 11th-13th Location: Sobeys Stadium Address: 1 Shoreham dr. Toronto, ON Game. Set. Equity. Girls Leadership Program - Ottawa Webinar Dates: September 27th, October 18th, November 1st, November 8th, November 22nd, November 29th. Instructor Level 1 Dates: December 4th-6th & December 11th-13th Location: Rideau Sports Centre Address: 1 Donald St, Ottawa, ON K1K 4E6 Coaches Association of Ontario Funding Opportunities Participants may qualify for funding opportunities through the NCCP Coach Bursary Program, Low Income Coach Bursary, & Indigenous Coach and Officials Bursary. For more information click here. Note: The program is 42.5 hours of training that will be given in several phases, including:
What do participants obtain? Participants who successfully complete the program will receive a Game.Set.Equity. Girls Leadership Program completion certificate. Additionally, participants who meet the Instructor Course standard will be officially certified as tennis instructors as part of the TPA and CAC. For more information on the program, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to Andrew Chappell at achappell@tennisontario.com |
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Fall 2026 InstructorCertification Courses |
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As we head into the fall season, we’re excited to share several upcoming Coaching Certification opportunities taking place across Ontario. These courses are a great way to begin or continue your professional development, connect with fellow coaches, and advance your coaching pathway. Upcoming Fall Certification Courses: Smart Vaughan Instructor Level 1 Fall Course #1 Northfield Instructor Level 1 Course Benefits of TPA/OTA Instructor Certification:
Instructor Course Requirements Please review the following requirements carefully before registering for an Instructor course:
**Candidates who are 15 years old and turning 16 within one year of the course may complete all in-course testing**
Evaluations: Certification includes evaluations in:
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We encourage coaches to register early, as space is limited and demand is expected to be high. If you have questions regarding eligibility, prerequisites, or course details, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We look forward to supporting your continued growth and development in 2026. |
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ICTA Championships 2026,Sobeys Stadium, Toronto |
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A Celebration of Tennis, Community and Competition On September 19, Sobeys Stadium came alive with the energy, excitement and camaraderie of the 2026 ICTA Championships, bringing together tennis players, families, friends and supporters for a memorable celebration of community tennis. With approximately 200 adult and junior competitors and hundreds of spectators, the Championships were a wonderful showcase of the talent, dedication and sportsmanship that make the InterCounty Tennis Association such an important part of Ontario's tennis community. From the first serve to the final point, the atmosphere was filled with competitive spirit, enthusiastic encouragement and the unmistakable joy of being part of something special. Players from clubs across the region took to the courts, representing their teams with pride and demonstrating that, while everyone comes to compete, the friendships and connections formed through tennis are just as meaningful as the results. More Than a Tournament The ICTA Championships are about much more than winning trophies. They celebrate the commitment of players who dedicate countless hours to their sport, the captains and club representatives who bring teams together, and the volunteers who work behind the scenes to make organized tennis possible throughout the season. For many participants, the Championships were an opportunity to reconnect with familiar opponents, meet players from other clubs and experience the excitement of competing at one of Toronto's premier tennis venues. For the junior players, it was also an opportunity to experience the thrill of championship tennis, build confidence and become part of the wider tennis community. The combination of adult and junior competition reflected the strength of tennis across generations and the importance of encouraging young players to continue developing their passion for the game. A Community Effort An event of this scale would not be possible without the generosity, dedication and teamwork of an extraordinary group of people. Behind every well-organized court, every smoothly run match and every welcoming detail was a team of volunteers working together with a shared purpose. From planning schedules and coordinating players to managing registrations, preparing food, welcoming spectators and ensuring the day ran smoothly, every contribution helped create an enjoyable experience for everyone involved. The support of our sponsors and partners was equally important. Their generosity helped enhance the Championships and provided opportunities to introduce participants to products, services and organizations that support the sport. We extend our sincere appreciation to all the sponsors who believed in the event and contributed to its success. We are also grateful to Sobeys Stadium for providing such a wonderful setting for the Championships. Playing at this world-class tennis venue made the occasion especially memorable for competitors and spectators alike. Celebrating the Spirit of Tennis Perhaps the most rewarding part of the Championships was witnessing the enthusiasm and sportsmanship displayed throughout the event. Whether celebrating a hard-fought victory, encouraging a teammate or simply enjoying the opportunity to play, participants demonstrated the values that make tennis such a special sport. The Championships also served as a reminder of the important role that community tennis clubs play in bringing people together. Across the ICTA network, clubs provide opportunities for competition, recreation, friendship and lifelong participation in sport. As the final matches concluded and another championship weekend came to an end, one thing was clear: the success of the event was measured not only by the tennis played, but also by the memories created, the friendships strengthened and the collective pride of a community coming together. On behalf of the ICTA, thank you to every player, volunteer, sponsor, club representative, family member and spectator who contributed to making the 2026 Championships such a memorable occasion. Congratulations to Our 2026 Champions! The ICTA extends its warmest congratulations to all the winners and finalists of the 2026 Championships. Their outstanding performances, determination and sportsmanship made for an exciting weekend of tennis. We also applaud every competitor who took to the courts and helped make this year's Championships such a memorable event. It was more than a weekend of tennis. It was a celebration of everything that makes our tennis community special. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to the courts! Final Results
For event photos, click here. Thanks to ICTA’s Yenny Musalem for the story. |
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Ontario Junior Mixed TeamTennis Championships 2026 |
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The Intercounty Tennis Association (ICTA), Ontario Tennis Association (OTA) and Tennis Canada (TC) teamed up to present the 5th Annual Ontario Junior Mixed Team Tennis Championships at Sobeys Stadium on Sunday September 20. There were 8 teams (32 juniors) that participated. Each team played 4 matches – 2 Boys/Girls Doubles and 2 Mixed Doubles matches in a ‘Next-Gen Davis Cup’ format … a first tournament of its kind in Ontario. The tournament generated an AMAZING team atmosphere with sensational shot-making! CONGRATULATIONS to the CHAMPIONS: ATI International (aka Service Unavailable, above, left to right) – Jillian Ho, Abbie Stastny, Jayden Shi and Nigel Cai
ATI National – (above, left to right) Hailey MacDonald, Aleksandra Sopovski, Alexander Gutta and Evan Yu Many thanks to the 10 volunteers that this tournament so successful. For juniors who would like to play for a team in the ICTA junior or mixed leagues in 2027, please contact Todd Orrett at juniors@intercountytennis.com. Thanks to Todd Orrett for the story. |
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OTA’s Presidents AwardCarolyn Knowle Alliston Tennis Club |
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The Ontario Tennis Association (OTA) presented the inaugural President's Service Recognition Award to honour dedicated volunteer leaders and former seven member-club presidents who have significantly strengthened their local clubs and grassroots tennis. The award acknowledges outstanding service, leadership, and volunteerism by community club presidents and executives. Award recipient Carolyn Knowles has proudly served as the Alliston Tennis Club’s founding president from 1974-1976, 1979-1981, and 1984-1990, for a total of 10 years. She continued on as Secretary Treasurer from 2010-2024 and currently sits as a director of the club. The members of the Alliston Tennis Club congratulate you and are grateful for your outstanding contribution to the club. Pictured above, ATC President Andrew Kokelj along with executive members Carolyn Knowles, Mary Parsons and Roger Hayward Pictured above, ATC President Andrew Kokelj presents Carolyn Knowles the OTA President's Service Recognition Award at the Year End Tournament Social on September 19 |
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Barrie Community Tennis Club50th Anniversary Celebration! |
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The Barrie Community Tennis Club (BCTC) is proud to celebrate 50 years of community tennis and fellowship as recognized by the OTA (Ontario Tennis Association). On Sunday, September 13, 2026, the club celebrated this historical milestone at the year-end BBQ with former and current club members, the Deputy Mayor of Barrie and other local dignitaries. Brief speeches highlighted the club’s development over the years.
BCTC, with the assistance of a Molson Fund grant, a city loan, and contributions from members, built a clubhouse on site and in 2007, additional tennis club funding was created with help from a Trillium Foundation grant. The Barrie Community Tennis Club operates out of the Queen’s Park location with 4 tennis courts. Programming has grown over the years and now includes scheduled social play, round robins, tournaments, ladders, adult skill development in addition to summer kids’ camps. The club’s unique scheduling method allows new members to easily meet players and get integrated into the club and tennis community. We are committed to supporting community tennis players at all levels, to develop their tennis skills and enjoy the sport.
Like most clubs, BCTC has endured many challenges over the years; relocating the club to other city courts during court resurfacing, COVID and most recently increasing court rental costs. However, we have faced each challenge, by actively working with the Barrie City staff to find ways to mitigate these issues. The BCTC is a recipient of this year’s OTA Outstanding Club Achievement Award. This award is given to tennis clubs whose commitment to programming, competition, and community engagement continues to strengthen tennis across the province. Our tennis club is extremely proud of our accomplishments and this achievement. Thanks to BCTC’s Heidi Berry for the story and pictures! Happy 50th Anniversary from the OTA! |
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Girls.Set.Match. Event atMidhurst TC Last Weekend! |
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Midhurst Tennis Club was the site of the latest Girls.Set.Match. (GSM) event for girls and young women. Twelve girls took part in a fun day of tennis led by Event Director Stanislava Harvanova. Participants enjoyed the opportunity to play, develop their skills, and connect with fellow players in the welcoming atmosphere of the club. The event was a great success! Thanks to Stanislava and the club for organizing a memorable day of tennis and helping participants experience the benefits of physical activity, confidence, and connection through tennis! For more information about GSM, click here. |
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Community Tennis LeagueFall Session 1 Sign Up! |
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Only a few spots left! Sign up now! Registration is still open for the upcoming Community Tennis League Session! Make sure you complete your registration before the deadline. If you’re looking to get back on court, meet other players, and enjoy some competitive tennis in a fun community setting, we’d love to have you join us. The Fall Session 1 is only a few days away! You can start playing your matches as early as September 23rd. Check out the session dates here. The League is available in:
Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills, meet new players, or just enjoy the game, we’ve got a league for you. Here’s what to expect:
*For every match you play, you’ll be entered into a draw for a chance to win a $100 Merchant of Tennis Gift Card! Don’t see a league in your area? Request a CTL in your community here. Please feel free to forward this message along to tennis players in your network! See you on the court! |
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Ontario Tennis Foundation Impact Spotlight |
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The Ontario Tennis Foundation was established to improve lives and inspire personal growth through the sport of tennis. Guided by the belief that everyone who wants to play should have the opportunity to do so, the Foundation works to remove barriers and expand access to the game across Ontario. Through its three core pillars, Building Places to Play, Encouraging Tennis for Everyone, and Providing Scholarships, Ontario Tennis Foundation will help create opportunities for individuals and communities to experience the physical, mental, and social benefits of tennis. In each edition of SPIN, we'll highlight how the Ontario Tennis Foundation is working to expand access, create opportunity, and strengthen communities through tennis. To learn more and support the Foundation click here. |
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PRC Mississauga Hosts Mayor’sCup Junior Tennis Tournament |
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Thirty-six young athletes competed in the OTA U9 and U10 event from September 18–20 Premier Racquet Clubs (PRC) Mississauga proudly hosted the PRC Mississauga Mayor’s Cup, an Ontario Tennis Association U9 and U10 tournament, from September 18–20, 2026. Throughout the weekend, 36 promising junior players showcased their skills, competitive spirit and enthusiasm for tennis. The tournament featured combined girls’ and boys’ U9 competition, along with separate girls’ and boys’ U10 categories. Each division concluded with its final matches on Sunday. Mississauga Mayor Caroline Parrish joined the players on Sunday afternoon, offering words of encouragement before presenting each participant with a certificate recognizing their achievement and contribution to the tournament. PRC was especially proud to have four of its own junior players compete in the Mayor’s Cup. Their participation reflected the club’s ongoing commitment to developing young athletes and providing them with meaningful opportunities to compete, grow and build confidence. “We were delighted to welcome Mayor Parrish, the players and their families to PRC Mississauga for an exciting weekend of junior tennis,” said Karl Hale, President and CEO of Premier Racquet Clubs. “Every player demonstrated tremendous effort, sportsmanship and passion for the game. Events like the Mayor’s Cup help inspire the next generation and strengthen the future of tennis in our community.”
PRC Mississauga thanks the Ontario Tennis Association, Mayor Parrish, the tournament organizers, officials, coaches, families and volunteers who helped make the event a success. About Premier Racquet Clubs Premier Racquet Clubs is committed to making racquet sports accessible, enjoyable and rewarding for players of all ages and abilities. Through quality facilities, professional coaching and comprehensive recreational and high-performance programming, PRC helps athletes develop their skills while building active and connected communities. |
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Wheelchair Tennis Fundraiserat Rideau Sports Centre |
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Join Rideau Sports Centre (RSC) in Ottawa for an afternoon of wheelchair tennis, in support of the RSC Wheelchair Tennis Program. Learn about the weekly program, see program athletes in action (including an exhibition match), and give wheelchair tennis a try yourself with our program coaches and athletes. All fees collected from this event will go towards the wheelchair tennis program costs, ensuring the club can continue to offer this program at a subsidized rate for participants with a disability. Event Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Address: Rideau Sports Centre (1 Donald St, Ottawa ON, K1K 4E6) Register today to secure your spot and/or make a contribution towards this event: https://www.rideausportscentre.com/event/wheelchair-tennis-fundraiser/ |
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NYC Nike Clothing andFootwear At Merchant of Tennis |
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The energy of the basketball court meets the style of NYC tennis! Discover Nike clothing and footwear at Merchant of Tennis. Shop now: www.merchantoftennis.com/collections/nike Merchant of Tennis’ Oakville store is now open with limited hours. Check their website for store hours: www.merchantoftennis.com/oakville Keep track of upcoming deals and events: www.merchantoftennis.com/pages/newsletter Shop Gift Cards: www.merchantoftennis.com/collections/gift-cards MerchantOfTennis.com is open 24/7 with shipping and store pickup services available. Store hours and updated information: www.merchantoftennis.com/pages/contact-us |
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Concussion Management Tracking Tool |
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Important information from the Government of Ontario for players, coaches, parents and club executives. As part of the OTA’s ongoing joint effort with the Ministry of Sport to promote athlete safety, we are distributing a new Concussion Management Tracking Tool. Although the sport of tennis is not often associated with concussions, it can happen to a person by getting hit with a ball or racquet or falling on a court or locker facility at clubs and tournament sites. The OTA believes it is important to ensure that coaches, players, their families, club executives and other related stakeholders are aware of the resources and tracking tools now available. The tool can be found alongside Ontario’s suite of concussion resources at this link. A digital or printed version of the tool can be voluntarily shared by a player (or their parent or guardian) with their school, club and/or academy, as they progress through the return to sport steps. The contents of this tool are based on expert concussion management guidance from Parachute’s 2nd edition Canadian Guidelines for Concussion in Sport, which is the same guidance that informs all other concussion-related materials on the Government of Ontario’s concussion portal webpages. Sharing an athlete’s concussion management status across the school and sport settings through the assistance of resources like the Concussion Management Tracking Tool, is one of the many ways we can collectively help make sport safer for Ontario’s athletes. |
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OTA Club and Regional News |
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Indoor Courts for TPACertified Coaches This Winter |
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Ontario Tennis Foundation:Changing Lives Through Tennis |
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Tournaments - Community -Outreach -Courses |
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OTA Marketplace |
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Improve Your Game with a Silent Partner! |
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Showcasing a long-standing favorite – Silent Partner, the versatile portable ball machine! With over two decades of excellence, Silent Partner has been the go-to choice for tennis enthusiasts and professionals seeking the ultimate training partner. Known for its impressive ball speed, Silent Partner offers the perfect opportunity to refine your skills and up your game. Proudly Canadian! Visit www.sptennis.ca to learn more and place your order now! |
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Airport Tennis Opens in October! |
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Airport Tennis, a brand-new public tennis club in Toronto's west end, will be opening in October. Located just south of Pearson Airport, two minutes from Renforth Drive and Hwy 401, the club will have nine new hard courts in a seasonal bubble. The club will have a full compliment of programming for all levels of players, expertly organized by The Supreme Court team:
Membership is now open, with 14-day advance booking and permanent court time available. We are building a club with a great community and social atmosphere! You should be part of it! |
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Play. Improve. Connect. |
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Find Your Tennis Community at PRC Brampton Rosalea Park Whether you’re picking up a racquet for the first time, returning to tennis after time away, or looking to take your game to the next level, Premier Racquet Clubs Brampton Rosalea Park offers an adult tennis experience built around improvement, competition and community. Located at 59 Church Street East in Brampton, just minutes from downtown, PRC Brampton Rosalea Park features three championship indoor tennis courts within a 30,000-square-foot facility. The seasonal indoor club operates from September through May, giving Brampton players a welcoming place to stay active and connected throughout the indoor season. Tennis for Every Level At PRC, there’s a place on court for everyone. Adult programming is designed to provide players with a clear pathway to improve while enjoying the social side of the sport. From beginner group lessons to intermediate and advanced training, round robins, clinics, private instruction and competitive play, players can find programming suited to both their ability and their goals. PRC’s coaching philosophy emphasizes sound technique, footwork, tactical development and match play, with certified coaches helping players build confidence and progress from one level to the next. More Than Lessons Great tennis clubs aren't only about improving your forehand or serve. They're about finding people to play with. PRC Brampton Rosalea Park has been designed to make that easier. Round robins provide regular opportunities for social and competitive play, while level-specific groups and Open Reservations help players connect with others looking for matches. It creates an environment where you can train, compete, meet new players and become part of a genuine racquet-sports community. The Premier Difference What makes PRC different is the complete club experience. Expert Coaching Work with coaches who care about your development and understand how to help players at different stages of the game. Structured Development Programs provide a pathway for improvement rather than leaving players to figure out the next step on their own. Social Community Meet players at your level, find new hitting partners and make tennis part of your weekly routine. Flexible Opportunities to Play Combine lessons, clinics, round robins, private coaching and your own court bookings to create the tennis schedule that works for you. Quality Indoor Courts Enjoy bright, well-maintained indoor courts and a comfortable club environment throughout the seasonal indoor schedule. Your 2026–2027 Season Starts Here As highlighted in the 2026–2027 Adult Programming schedule, PRC Brampton Rosalea Park offers programming across Fall 2026, Winter 2026, Winter 2027 and Spring 2027, creating opportunities to keep playing and progressing throughout the indoor season. Whether your goal is to learn the game, improve your consistency, compete more often, stay active or simply meet more people who love tennis, PRC Brampton Rosalea Park gives you a place to belong. Play. Improve. Connect. Train. Compete. Succeed. Experience the Premier Difference. Discover adult programming and learn more about PRC Brampton Rosalea Park at Premier Racquet Clubs Brampton Rosalea Park. Premier Racquet Clubs — Brampton Rosalea Park 59 Church Street East, Brampton, Ontario 647-342-7555 |
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