2011 saw the High Park Club celebrate its one hundredth birthday. Given that the club is hidden away on Indian Road, a residential street near Roncesvalles Avenue in Toronto’s west end, you may not be familiar with the club’s stern façade, nor with the charming grass tennis courts that are hidden behind the clubhouse and curling rink. But this gem of a club has been around a long time...
Daniel Nestor's Legacy
On the 100th Anniversary of Ontario Tennis we would be remiss if we didn’t include something on Daniel Nestor. Daniel has been an inspiration for so many young players in his long and successful professional career both in the ATP and as a Davis Cup team member and even earlier as a Junior and member of the triumphant Sunshine Cup team (Junior Davis Cup)...
Toronto Lawn Tennis Club
A tennis players’ paradise nestled at the end of a quiet street, just a couple of hundred yards from the hustle and bustle of Yonge Street in mid-town Toronto, the Toronto Lawn Tennis Club is a throwback to a different tennis era. As you gaze over the outdoor clay courts from the 2nd floor gallery, you can feel the history of tennis in Canada in your veins...
Bradley Klahn's week in Gatineau
American Bradley Klahn has good week in Gatineau.
By Gavin Murphy
OTA History Mysteries
The OTA's legacy is filled with historical moments and people.
By Pam Olley
ACES: Rogers Cup 2018
Fans witnessed special moments as two different generations of elite tennis players competed.
By Jag Gundu
A Twist of Fate
A twist of fate brought Lawrie and Vivienne Strong to Toronto in 1962.
By Pam Olley
Rideau Tennis Club
The RTC, now under the ownership and the management of the Ottawa RA Centre, is in good hands and continues to grow and prosper as one of the leading clubs in Canada.
Britannia Yacht Club
It is so much more than just a building, harbour and place to park a boat.
By BYC 125 Anniversary Committee
Daniel Nestor's Legacy
Daniel Nestor has much to smile about including being the first doubles player to win 1000 ATP matches.
By Peter Figura
Benefits of Tennis
Not only does tennis have physical, psychological and social benefits, it is a safe, accessible lifetime activity.
By Pam Olley
Waterloo Tennis Club
The Century Challenge Invitational Tournament was held on July 22, 2018.
By Pat Craton
OTA 100 Moments
The Ontario Tennis Association turned 100 this year! To mark this special occaision, the OTA posted a memorable moment that has contributed to the illustrious history of tennis in Ontario, each day, for 100 days.
Interview with Sam Sumyk
The elite French coach currently coaches two-time grand slam champion Garbine Muguruza.
By Peter Figura
The High Park Club
2011 saw the High Park Club celebrate its one hundredth birthday.
By Pam Olley
Lawrence Park Tennis Club
Tucked away in the picturesque ravine, south of Lawrence Avenue and Yonge Street.
By Marg Fortin
Carol Zhao: Canada's New #1
In 2016 she helped the Stanford tennis team win the NCAA championships and joined the WTA tour.
By Mike McIntyre
Welland Tennis Club
The Welland Tennis Club celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2013.
By Pam Olley
Toronto Lawn Tennis Club
A tennis players’ paradise nestled at the end of a quiet street in mid-town Toronto.
By Peter Malcomson
ACES: Fed. Cup 2018
Photos from Canada's Fed. Cup battle against Ukraine, featuring Ontario's tennis stars.
By Max Gao
Fed Cup Recap: CAN vs UKR
Canada Edges Ukraine in Play-Off Tie to Retain World Group II Status.
By Max Gao
Open & Provincial Champions
There were some terrific performances in Provincial Open and Adult divisions.
2017 Senior Provincials
Ontario seniors still show off remarkable skill and stamina when they compete in the provincial championships.
2017 U18 Provincials
The events were hosted by the Ontario Racquet Club, UTSC, and Markham Tennis Club.
2017 U16 Provincials
There is little doubt that many of these young players are on their way to great futures.
2017 U14 Provincials
The U14 division produced an excellent crop of young players in 2017.
2017 U12 Provincials
The U12 competition in 2017 was as deep as it has been in many years.
2017 U10 Champions
One hundred of the best Under 10 players in the province competed in round robin and elimination play.
By Pam Olley
2017 OTA Awards
In celebration of our clubs and volunteers, the OTA recognizes outstanding contributions to our sport.
By Pam Olley
What causes muscle cramps?
Cramps have a long history in tennis...can we prevent them?
By Matt Kuzdub
The OTA's First President
Blackstock was a founding member of the OTA, and was elected in 1919.
By Pam Olley
Beware of Smartphone Thumb
Excessive smartphone use is a hot button within sports injury clinical practice.
By Dr. Joel Kerr
The On-Court Coaching Debate
The WTA has allowed on-court coaching for years. Now, that might change.
By Jan McIntyre
2017 Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the Association is held at the Aviva Centre in April each year.
The House that Dutchy Built
The Welland Tennis Club dedicate a court to honour the late Dutchy Doerr.
By Pam Olley
Meet Carson Branstine
With a Canadian flag next to her name, the tall, big-serving right-hander Carson Branstine is ready to take on the world.
By Max Gao
Catching up with Bianca Andreescu
It was quite a year for Tennis Canada’s 2017 Player of the Year.
By Max Gao
Total Tennis Program in Greenhills
Say hello to the latest evolution of tennis in London.
By Peter Malcomson
What’s Old is New Again
Cedar Springs Health, Racquet and Sportsclub in Burlington has begun extensive upgrades.
