With lockdown restrictions lifted across the whole of Queensland, school holiday camps are back in full swing throughout the state.Hundreds of tennis coaches are delivering…

The resilience and grit displayed by Queensland’s tennis community through the challenges of 2020 is paying dividends now.

On the eve of the Australian Open women’s final, Queensland’s junior female players have more reason to feel inspired with the roll out of a series of development camps just…

Australian Ranking tournaments have returned successfully in January 2021. A good time to look at some of the major changes that all competing players should know about:

There are many different ways of improving a player's Universal Tennis Rating (UTR). Now, playing in a recognised junior team competition is one of them.

As we continue to prepare for the return of Australian Ranking Tournaments from 1 January 2021, Tennis Australia has released a new Code of Behaviour National Policy. The new…

Australian Ranking (AR) Tournaments will return from 1 January 2021 The calendar for 2021 will be released in multiple parts with the first instalment to include the January to…

Tennis Queensland has to announce that the 2020 edition of the QLD Junior Teams Carnival will not be held. The decision was taken by the Tennis Queensland board in accordance to…

Although tennis remains a very safe sport to play at both community and professional levels, the current restrictions and our priority of ensuring the health and safety of…

All Australian Ranking Tournaments are currently postponed to help contain the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). No Australian Ranking Tournaments will be held prior to 12…