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It was back to the grind on the ITF Junior Tour last month for the Canadians after August was dominated by the national championships. Canada’s best youngsters had a chance to shine on home soil with a pair of ITF events in Quebec and the girls in particular took advantage. Here is your monthly junior…
August was a huge month for junior tennis in Canada. It was outdoor junior nationals month with four age groups having their champions crowned. The nation also played host to its biggest ITF event on the calendar. Here is your monthly junior update presented by Har-Tru. Junior Nationals The Fischer Outdoor Junior Nationals took place…
Between ITF junior events and the U15 prospect camps that took place over the last month, it has been a busy few weeks for the future of Canadian tennis. Here is your monthly junior update presented by Har-Tru. U15 Prospects Take Centre Stage During the month of May, Tennis Canada hosted three development camps for…
Three-year agreement will also support Tennis Canada facilities development programs The world’s leading provider of premium tennis court surfaces, equipment and accessories, Har-Tru, is the new official court surface and paint partner of Tennis Canada and the National Bank Open (NBO) presented by Rogers, it was announced on Tuesday. Headquartered in Troy, Virginia, Har-Tru surfaces…
