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with a comfortable 6-2, 6-3 win over the French duo of Nicolas Charrier and Gaetan Menguy. That victory ... quickly against the Netherlands-Belgium combination of Maikel Scheffers and Joachim Gerard, taking the first

success Charlie Robertson picked up the first pro title of his career after teaming up with GB Davis Cup player ... junior career which included reaching the semi-finals of the boys’ US Open. Robertson and Broady dropped just

from 8&U to Open (adult) in more than 40 leagues. 24 of these teams, who had all won their respective Tier ... 2015   Age group Team Players 12&U Girls University of Bath Tennis Centre Amelia Bissett, Jess Doerr, Sophia

Roehampton continued over the weekend after winning a haul of titles across the men’s singles, doubles and mixed ... U18 category. The best of British deaf tennis was on display for the peak of the domestic calendar as

Tennis sponsored by Highland Spring. With the help of six characters who champion the programme, Miss-Hits ... need them to have really positive first experiences of the sport and Miss-Hits does just that. It’s girly

success A quartet of Great Britain’s leading deaf tennis stars contested in the 15th edition of the European ... women’s doubles. Hosted in Austria under the auspices of the European Deaf Sports Organisation, 15 countries

a single set to claim her fifth ITF singles title of 2024 in Roehampton. The final saw top seed Kartal ... doorstep, to train here and play these two weeks of matches. I’m super lucky to have it in my own country

Barcelona Open men’s doubles title – the biggest trophy of the Briton’s career so far. Johnson and Arends came ... came through against the all-British team of Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski 6-3, 6-7(1), 10-6 in the

The Briton didn’t drop a single point during any of her service games in the opening set but it was a ... medical timeout at the end of the first set, she began to show glimpses of a revival, but Raducanu continued

who was a nominee for Young Deaf Sports Personality of the Year in 2023, is selected to make his Deaflympics ... and are open to deaf athletes with a hearing loss of at least 55dB in their ‘better ear’. The first Deaflympics