Roehampton prepares to host cream of British tennis
The National Tennis Centre in Roehampton is hosting the Aegon GB Pro-Series from Sunday [September 8] with some of Britain’s top players aiming to make the most of home advantage.
View ArticleRobson splits from 'coach' MacLagan after just four months
Wimbledon tennis star Laura Robson has split with coach Miles MacLagan after only four months working together.
View ArticleTennis wannabe prepares for a shot at the big names
Mitcham-based tennis wannabe Lize Heuvling could be facing some of the sport’s greats next month when she competes in the Necker Cup Tournament.
View ArticleNot long now for Southwick's big dream to come true
The final cast list for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals might be assembled late but Banstead’s Gemma Southwick is itching to end a seven-month wait for her starring role at the O2.
View ArticleLambert cannot wait for this starring role at the O2 Arena
The final cast list for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals might be assembled late but Croydon’s Tijan Lambert is itching to end a seven-month wait for his starring role at the O2.
View ArticleRoss is back holding court, and raring to be better than ever
Ross Hutchins will make his return to full-time tennis next month after facing his biggest opponent head on, and coming out a winner.
View ArticleNew Malden's South calls time and looks to inspire tennis' next generation
New Malden tennis professional Melanie South has set her sights on helping the next generation of British players to the top.
View ArticleRobson faces battle to be fit for the Australian Open
Laura Robson’s preparations for the Australian Tennis Open lay in tatters after she pulled out of last weekend’s Hobart International with a persistent wrist injury.
View ArticleRobson out of Australian Open after 50 minutes
Laura Robson’s involvement in the Australian Open lasted just 50 minutes after an opening round defeat at the hands of Belgium’s Kirsten Flipkens.
View ArticleGuess who's back? Hutchins is back and he is winning Down Under
Ross Hutchins made a winning return to Grand Slam tennis just a year after he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
View ArticleYoung tennis aces make the grade
The Lawn Tennis Association’s head of men’s tennis Leon Smith has warned a group of young aspiring stars they are only at the start of a long journey to the top.
View ArticleTrio of Wandsworth tennis stars of the future given a stark warning from LTA...
The Lawn Tennis Association’s head of men’s tennis Leon Smith has warned three Wandsworth youngsters they are only at the start of a long journey to the top.
View ArticleWalton's marathon Dan sets sights on £50k haul
Weybridge tennis star Danny Sapsford may be retired from the professional circuit, but he is still playing the game he loves and raising money at the same time.
View ArticleTwenty-six hour tennis marathon to be held at Wimbledon club
Wilton club coaches Jack Hankey and Darius Adomonis will play a non-stop doubles match for 26 hours and 385 seconds, the equivalent time to the amount of miles of a marathon run.
View ArticleHutchins is on the up with the Davis Cup
Wimbledon’s tennis star Ross Hutchins has served up another ace in his continuing comeback from cancer.
View ArticleCroydon tennis player sues Lawn Tennis Association over 'racial discrimination'
A South Croydon tennis player is suing the sport's British governing body over alleged racial discrimination.
View ArticleMurray to face stiff competition
Five top-20 players will challenge Andy Murray for the Aegon Championships crown at Queen's Club in June.
View ArticleTournaments aplenty mark opening of tennis clubhouse
It was game, set and match for a tennis clubhouse, which had its grand reopening this month.
View ArticlePutney tennis star of the future is more determined in the face of defeat
Putney tennis starlet Katie Dando insists she is hungrier than ever to see her name in lights after falling just short of booking her spot at a Wimbledon tournament.
View ArticleAshtead tennis star of the future through to junior quarter-finals
Ashtead's Ben Draper has reached the quarter-finals of the U16 boys’ singles tournament at the Nike Junior Tennis Championships.
View ArticleNeighbours prepare to battle it out on the tennis court
Neighbours Jack Draper from Ashtead and Sutton's Brendan Murphy go head to head tomorrow (Wednesday) for a place in the U14s Nike Junior Tennis Championships final.
View ArticleChessington's Stevenson sets sights on singles final in Nottingham
Chessington tennis star Luke Stevenson takes on Abingdon's Alexix Canter in the semi-finals of the Nikes Junior Tenning Champoionships today with a spring in his step.
View ArticleSurbiton's Alice in wonderland thanks to SW19 triumph
Surbiton’s Alice Klugman admitted lifting a winner’s trophy was the icing on the cake after finally getting to play at SW19 as part of the HSBC Road to Wimbledon National 14 & Under Challenge...
View ArticleHenman gives a hurrah to Sutton’s LTA showpiece
Former British tennis number one Tim Henman has proclaimed the Sutton Tennis & Squash Club’s latest tournament as the lifeblood of future talent.
View ArticleHutchins' US Open Grand Slam hopes ended by number one seeds
Ross Hutchins’ dreams of reaching a Grand Slam final were shattered last night after an epic mixed doubles semi-final in the US Open.
View ArticleOnce, twice, three times a ladies champion
A Merton schoolgirl has enjoyed an astonishing month of tennis by winning three consecutive titles.
View ArticleHutchins prepares for his tennis masters debut
Wimbledon’s Ross Hutchins will make his debut appearance in Statoil Masters ATP Champions Tour Tennis event in West Kensington in December.
View ArticleHutchins makes his Masters bow in the historic Royal Albert Hall
Wimbledon’s Ross Hutchins described his first experience playing at the prestigious surroundings of Royal Albert Hall during the Statoil Masters ATP Champions Tour Tennis event last week as a "very...
View ArticleTim Henman and Tessa Sanderson-White to join Reed's School's annual debate
Reed's School is taking a debate to London's Guildhall, with a star-studded panel in tow.
View ArticleNever too old for tennis, says Elmbridge Council
Elmbridge Council wants over-50s to get involved in the sport with a six week-long course ahead of Wimbledon this summer.
View ArticleAndy Murray tweets Reed's School win at World Schools Tennis Championships
A team from Reed's School got the nod from Andy Murray after winning the World Schools Tennis Championships in Qatar.
View ArticleTennis: Hutchins pleased to see Surbiton Trophy back on circuit
Former Davis Cup tennis ace Ross Hutchins says it’s brilliant the Aegon Surbiton Trophy is back on the tennis circuit.
View ArticleTennis: New Malden's Pinnington-Jones is one to watch after Paris success
Jack Pinnington-Jones has been marked out as one to watch after becoming the first UK player to reach the final of the Longines Future Aces tournament in Paris last month.
View ArticleTennis: Surbiton champion Ebden happy to be back on grass
Australian Surbiton Trophy champion Matthew Ebden reckons there is nothing like playing on grass in the UK.
View ArticleTennis: New Malden's Amber Asghar sets her sights on top 500
New Malden tennis prospect Jasmine Amber Asghar, pictured, has set herself a target of reaching the top 500 on the WTA world rankings by the end of the year.
View ArticleTennis: Ex-British greats Castle and Rusedski line-up for Hurlingham
Former local British number one tennis stars Andrew Castle and Greg Rusedski are both looking forward to playing in the pre-Wimbledon BNP Paribas Tennis Classic at Hurlingham Club, Fulham this week.
View ArticlePolice seize drone being flown over home of Wimbledon tennis championships
Police have seized a drone that was being flown over the All England Lawn Tennis Club in Wimbledon.
View Article'Rusty' Laura Robson tumbles out of Wimbledon
After almost 18 months away from tennis, an understandably rusty Laura Robson is out of the 2015 Wimbledon Championships.
View ArticleTennis: Hudd is on course for Olympic Festival glory
Sutton tennis star Emile Hudd has his sights set on Grand Slam glory, but insists his first goal is to bring home gold for Team GB at this month’s European Youth Olympic Festival.
View ArticleTennis: Robson beaten by world number 498
Britain’s Laura Robson has lost in the second round of the Granby National Bank Challenger tournament in Canada.
View ArticleTennis: Robson must play the patience game, says former number one Brit
Former British number one Tim Henman believes Laura Robson must exercise patience when it comes to her plans in the coming weeks despite making her return from injury at Wimbledon in July.
View ArticleTennis: Tooting youngster wins national title at Wimbledon
Tooting's Leah Gonzales-Edwards admitted lifting the HSBC Road to Wimbledon National Challenge Finals trophy was the icing on the cake after finally getting the chance to play at SW19.
View ArticleTennis: British number one backs Robson's return
Current British number one Joanna Konta gave words of encouragement to Laura Robson insisting the former number one Brit will come back to the circuit fit and healthy.
View ArticleAEGON SURBITON TROPHY: It's not all Monte Carlo apartments and mega bucks in...
The professional grass court tennis season is almost upon us, but there’s a lot more to it than the fortnight at Wimbledon. Rob Mullarkey previews the Surbiton tournament where livelihoods and futures...
View ArticleWIMBLEDON TENNIS: Putney ace looking for backdoor shot to reach SW19
Salisbury: “I would like to be inside the top 500 by the end of the year and then push on from there.”
View ArticleTennis: London 2012 Olympics has forced Surbition tournament to up its game,...
Surbiton Racket & Fitness Club director Roy Staniland reckons the 2012 Olympics forced the club to up its game when it comes to hosting ATP Challenger Tour events.
View ArticleTENNIS: Murray hails GB girl power at Surbiton
Murray: “I started to look at the entry levels to the game and I discovered that girls were being outnumbered by four to one by boys."
View ArticleWIMBLEDON TENNIS: Walsh has a long shot at SW19
Walsh: “I’m not doing great, but I’m trying to do well over the next few weeks and pick it up again."
View ArticleTENNIS: Tim Henman takes a trip down memory lane at Raynes Park tennis club
IT’S not every day you get to meet your sporting idol, but that is exactly what happened to four members of David Lloyd Raynes Park’s tennis club after they reached the national finals of the...
View ArticleKershaw proves an oldie but goodie
PERENNIAL entrants Virgin Active Wearside had a good opening day at the Hunters National Premier League finals at David Lloyd Leeds.
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