Tennis Hot Shots Match Play is the perfect way for kids to experience team tennis for the first time. It cater for players of different standards. Match Play is offered is most NT Clubs, please contact your local club for more information.

Super 10s is an exciting, team-based competition for boys and girls aged 10. Tennis NT runs two seasons of super 10's a year, from those seasons eligible players are selected to the National Super 10's Camp in Melbourne during the second week of the Australian Open.

Junior leagues are a great way to play regular competitive matches. Tennis NT facilitates the Territory Junior League and is designed for players from Green Ball through to High Performance. This league sees four Darwin based clubs fill teams of four to play across three divisions. Players and teams are selected and nominated into a division by their club, each club can enter as many teams as they wish into any division. If you'd like to know more information on getting your child involved, please speak to your head club coach.

The Bruce Cup is a prestigious national schools tennis championship open to girls and boys aged 12 and under. School Sport NT is responsible for the facilitation of this event.

These tournaments are being held all across the country and gives all junior players the opportunity to gain points towards the season end masters events held in Melbourne and Darwin.

circuit’s aim is to improve competitive opportunities and help develop players’ skills. ITF Junior World Ranking points earned by Australian’s are converted each month and calculated for their Australian Ranking.

These boys’ and girls’ teams competitions are played annually and are contested by junior players aged 16 and under. Players are selected to represent their country by Tennis Australia.

The Progress Series will connect 20 Signature & Premier Open tournaments in the 2024 Australian Pro & Performance calendar and provide a qualification pathway to an end-of-season Masters event. Select Signature events positioned in the calendar leading into Australian Pro Tour events will also provide opportunities for the Winners and Finalists of these events to ‘feed-up’ into the Main and Qualifying draws of the Pro Tour events the following week.

As well as the benefits of training and coaching, US College players compete against other college players regularly. Find out how we can help you join a US College.

These professional level events offer ranking points and prize money, and include ITF events, Futures and ATP Challenger events, which are the level below the ATP/WTA Tour.

The ATP World Tour and WTA Tour are the professional tours for men’s and women’s tennis. Players compete at events around the world for rankings points and prize money.

The Davis Cup and Fed Cup are international team events that provide professional players with the rare opportunity to play in a team environment.

The game’s four biggest stages are the Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open are where the world’s best players dream of competing.