Stories from the Vancouver tennis community
Gabriela Dabrowski and Luisa Stefani advanced to the semi-final of the Eastbourne doubles draw, where they will face Asia Muhammad and Fanny Stollar on 26 June.
Canadians Bianca Andreescu and Katherine Sebov are each one victory away from the Wimbledon main draw after winning their second-round qualifying matches in London amid extreme heat and technical difficulties.
Coquitlam Council has approved plans for a new tennis facility at Town Centre Park with 10 full-size courts and LED lighting. Construction begins this summer.
Tennis Canada has announced a plan to build a new, larger centre-court stadium at Montreal's Jarry Park. The proposal includes a retractable roof and increased seating to keep the National Bank Open aligned with ATP and WTA standards.
Electrolit has signed a multiyear partnership with Tennis Canada, becoming the official hydration partner of the National Bank Open presented by Rogers, with the deal beginning at the 2026 tournament in August.
Tennis Canada announced plans to build a new centre-court stadium with a retractable roof at Jarry Park in Montreal, increasing capacity to 15,000 seats as part of a major modernization of the National Bank Open venue.
Leylah Fernandez lost to Wang Xinyu 6-3, 6-4 in the second round of the WTA Bad Homburg tournament on grass. The Canadian player, ranked No. 23, fell to the No. 52-ranked Chinese opponent in one hour and 32 minutes.
Canada's Kayla Cross has been eliminated from Wimbledon qualifying after a first-round loss. She fell in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4, to American Mary Stoiana on Tuesday at the grass-court Grand Slam.
Leylah Fernandez's final grass-court tune-up before Wimbledon ended in disappointment Tuesday, falling 6-3, 6-4 to China's Wang Xinyu in the Bad Homburg Open Round of 16.
Tennis Canada announced plans to build a new centre-court stadium with a retractable roof at Jarry Park in Montreal, aiming to modernize the National Bank Open venue and keep pace with competing professional tour events.
Mirra Andreeva maintains the top spot in the WTA Race to Riyadh despite not competing on grass courts, while Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina chase her position ahead of the grass swing and Wimbledon.
Canada's Leylah Fernandez was knocked out of the Bad Homburg Open, a key grass-court tune-up for Wimbledon. She lost 6-3, 6-4 to China's Wang Xinyu in the second round after winning a three-set opening match against Great Britain's Katie Boulter.
