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14-year-old winning the 16U Nationals, that's the kind of thing we like to see. Megan Knight & Aran Selvaraasan ... players, as the 14-year-old lifted the biggest title of his career so far. "I owe it to my mindset pushing

couple of days. Reid has drawn world number twelve Alexander Cataldo of Chile in the first round of the ... sixteen-player singles draw. He will be in search of his first US Open singles title. Reid has won the

challenging times. We have outlined below a number of sources for potential support which you can view ... If you believe that you are not supported by any of these opportunities and have a financial support

International Eastbourne this week, Paolini is in the form of her life and was brimming with confidence as we caught ... main change. “I’ve tried to improve different parts of my game as well, particularly on my serve which I

Celebrating Disability Tennis Networking Events in Wales Tennis Wales proudly hosted two regional ... future—where everyone, regardless of ability, can enjoy the benefits of tennis. For more information on

reduce your carbon footprint, and there are lots of different options available to make your journey ... available at the Edgbaston Priory Club. Please make use of public transport and local car parks to travel to

provide an environment that replicates the levels of international tennis and the pressures that come ... Take a look through the gallery below to see some of the previous international matches we have taken

partner Gordon Reid to win their first doubles title of the year at the Melbourne Wheelchair Open after defeating ... Open Runner-up Victorian Open Champion Track all of Alfie Hewett's scores Highlights Won his first Paralympic

Sitting in your chair, punch diagonally out in front of yourself using both arms one after the other. As ... each hand, lower your arms straight down in front of you, pull them back towards you so your elbows are

whether LTA staff, a volunteer, or a spectator, as part of the tennis community has a role to play in helping ... non-visible disabilities feel welcome. There are a number of things you can do: Ask if you can help Be kind Listen