Tennis Scotland 2026 Awards - Winners crowned

Volunteers, venues, officials and players from across the country have been honoured at the Tennis Scotland Awards 2026.
The Scottish tennis and Padel tennis community came together for dinner and an evening of celebration as a total of 22 awards were handed out to deserving winners chosen by a panel from an extremely high calibre of nominations.
The event at Stirling Court Hotel on Friday 6 February was hosted by television presenter Phil MacHugh and looked back at some of the most memorable moments of 2025, including the launch of our new national schools programme and Scottish Cup Finals Day.
Marjory Love, who became world number one in her age category at 74, was named winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award in honour of her decades of commitment to Scottish tennis. Marjory also took home the Senior Veteran Player of the Year Award after incredibly going through 2025 unbeaten in singles competition.
The other tennis player awards went to Jacob Fearnley, Hamish Stewart and Cameron Rae, while national champions Rosie Dennis and Ashley Mears took home the Padel Award and West of Scotland Women were named Team of the Year following promotions in the Summer and Winter County Cups.
The much-coveted Dunlop Club of the Year prize was won by Stonehaven Tennis Club, and Chris McKenna of Irvine Tennis Community was named Volunteer of the Year. A full list of winners can be found below.
Blane Dodds, Chief Executive of Tennis Scotland, said: “Congratulations to the winners and the finalists at this year’s Tennis Scotland Awards, all of whom make an extraordinary contribution to tennis and padel across the country.
“We are so grateful to volunteers, coaches and officials for everything they do, and for giving up their time to support players, events and venues.
“It is always an inspirational evening listening to their stories, and I look forward to continuing to work with everyone across the Scottish tennis and padel community as we grow our sports.”
Tennis Scotland Awards 2026
Lifetime Achievement: Marjory Love
Special Recognition: Dominic Iannotti & Colin Hanbidge
Volunteer of the Year: Chris McKenna (Irvine Tennis Community)
Dunlop Club of the Year: Stonehaven Tennis Club
Young Person of the Year: Orla Theodas (Dalgety Bay Tennis Club)
Coach of the Year: Jack George-Burnell (Oriam Indoor Tennis Centre)
Performance Coach of the Year: Scott MacAulay (University of Stirling)
Park Venue of the Year: Kings Park Stirling
University of the Year: Heriot-Watt University
Tennis Opened Up: Glasgow Disability Tennis
Protect Where We Play: Cambuslang Lawn Tennis Club
Official of the Year: Alan Russell
Competition of the Year: West of Scotland Championships
School of the Year: Portobello High School
Padel Award: Ashley Mears & Rosie Dennis
International Player of the Year: Jacob Fearnley
Junior Player of the Year: Cameron Rae
Senior Player of the Year: Hamish Stewart
Senior Veteran Player of the Year: Marjory Love
Team of the Year: West of Scotland Women
Previous Award Winners
Tennis Scotland Awards 2025 - Winners
Volunteer of the Year: Lorn Shanks (Tennis Ayrshire)
Young Person of the Year: Cameron McPhee (Falkirk LTC)
Coach of the Year: Gary Whitton (Dalgety Bay Squash & Tennis Club)
Performance Coach of the Year: Callum Lloyd (East of Scotland)
Dunlop Club of the Year: Grange Dyvours LTC
Park Venue of the Year: Newlands Park Community Tennis Centre
University of the Year: University of Edinburgh
Tennis Opened Up: Russell Anderson Foundation
Official of the Year: Ben Anderson
Competition of the Year: East of Scotland Open
Lifetime Achievement: Patrick Leonard (Dumbarton TC)
International Player of the Year: Jacob Fearnley
Junior Player of the Year: Hephzibah Oluwadare
Senior Player of the Year: Ewen Lumsden
Senior Veteran Player of the Year: Marjory Love
Team of the Year: North of Scotland County Men
School of the Year: Merchiston Castle School
Padel Award: Sam Macneil & Karen Crawford
Special Recognition: Gill Milne, GB Queens Cup Team & Gordon Reid
Tennis Scotland Awards 2024 - Winners
- Volunteer of the Year - Aidah Isa
- Rising Star - Dylan Galloway
- Development Coach of the Year - Jordan Gray
- Performance Coach of the Year - Ashley Webster
- Connecting Communities - Achieve More Scotland
- Park Venue of the Year - Meadows Park
- University of the Year - University of Stirling
- School of the Year - Dollar Academy
- Tennis for All - Montrose Tennis Club
- Official of the Year - David Duncan
- Competition of the Year - Scottish Grass Court Championships (Giffnock Open)
- Team of the Year - Scottish Junior Four Nations Team
- Padel Awards - West of Scotland Padel Women & Barnton Park Padel Men
- Club of the Year - Kelso Orchard Tennis Club
- Senior Veteran Player of the Year - Frances MacLennan
- Junior Player of the Year - Charlie Robertson
- Senior Player of the Year - Jacob Fearnley
- International Player of the Year - Maia Lumsden
- Special Recognition Awards - Richard Cook
- Lifetime Achievement Award - Christine Windmill
Tennis Scotland Awards 2023 Winners
- Lifetime Achievement – Ken Revie
- Volunteer – Teresa Tait
- Development Coach – Alessia Palmieri
- Performance Coach – Joe Gill
- Club – Abercorn LTC
- Rising Star – Euan Donegan
- Connecting Communities – Promoting Inclusion through Sport
- Tennis for All – Accessible Tennis CIC
- Park Venue – Rosewell Community Tennis
- Official – Lucy Davies
- University – St Andrews University
- School – Dollar Academy
- Competition – East Lothian Open
- Team – Prestwick Academy Girls’ Team
- Senior Veteran Player of the Year – Sarah McFadyen
- Junior Player of the Year – Charlie Robertson
- Senior Player of the Year – Jacob Fernley
- International Player of the Year – Ali Collins
Tennis Scotland Awards 2022 Winners
- Lifetime Achievement - Mike Aitken
- Volunteer - Michael Goldie
- Young Person - Emma Howat
- Development Coach - Graeme Walker
- Performance Coach - Karen Lamb
- Club - Montrose Tennis Club
- Community & Park - Musselburgh Tennis Club
- Official - Vikki Patterson
- Education (School/School Provider) - Strathallan School
- Education (University) - University of St Andrews
- Disability - Carol Jones
- Competition - The Nairn 90th Tournament
- Senior Veteran Player of the Year - Mary Byrne-Leitch
- Junior Player of the Year - Matt Rankin
- Senior Player of the Year - Anna Brogan
- International Player of the Year - Cam Norrie
Tennis Scotland Awards 2021 Winners
- Lifetime Achievement – Jan Collins
- Volunteer of the Year – Amanda Barclay (West End LTC)
- Young Person of the Year – Katie McKay (Wormit & Newport TC)
- Coach of the Year: Development – Steven Birrell (Wormit & Newport TC)
- Coach of the Year: Performance – Mark Openshaw (Giffnock Tennis Squash and Hockey Club)
- Club of the Year – Giffnock Tennis Squash and Hockey Club
- Education Award: University – The University of Edinburgh
- Disability Award – Chrysalis Tennis
- Official of the Year – Olwyn Roy
- Competition of the Year – Western Health and Racquets Club: Club Championships 2020
- Junior Player of the Year – Ben Hudson
- Senior Player of the Year – Hamish Stewart
- International Player of the Year – Gordon Reid
- Special Recognition – John Frame
- Special Recognition – John Stevenson
- Special Recognition – Rick Gardner
Tennis Scotland Awards 2020 Winners
- Lifetime Achievement - Yvonne Birnie
- Volunteer - Bryan Leslie
- Coach - Derek Brown
- Club - Prestwick Tennis and Fitness
- Community - Meadows Tennis Park
- Official - Richard Gardner
- Education - Glasgow City Council Fraser Gilmore
- Disability - Prestwick Tennis and Fitness Disability Programme
- Competition - East Lothian Open
- Team - 12U Boys North County Cup Team
- Junior Player - Mathew Rankin
- Senior Player - Marjory Love
- International Player - Maia Lumsden
Tennis Scotland Awards Winners 2019
- Lifetime Achievement - Hamish Mcbain
- Volunteer - Ian Miller
- Coach - Alan Russell
- Club - Aboyne LTC
- Community - Fairfield Community Sports Hub
- Official of the year - Teresa Tait
- Disability Programme Accessible Tennis Education - Lauder Primary School
- Young Person - Alix Christie
- Competition of the year - Glasgow Trophy
- Team of the Year - Stirling Women’s 1st Team
- Junior player of the year - Jacob Fearnley
- Senior player - Eilidh Smith
- International Player of the year - Jonny O’Mara