Planning a tournament year: eight events, not twenty
Douglas Rennie on capping entries, entering above level four times a year, and writing the aim before the entry.
Read Planning a tournament year: eight events, not twenty
A full four-year athletic scholarship for a player who was never the strongest in her group at fourteen, and what her file says about how we coach.
The archive
Douglas Rennie on capping entries, entering above level four times a year, and writing the aim before the entry.
Read Planning a tournament year: eight events, not twentyReviewed once a year and confirmed by the first of June, as always. Junior pathway held flat for a second year.
Read Fees confirmed for the 2026/27 seasonIn-house festivals for red, orange and green groups, where most of our juniors play their first competitive match.
Read Summer festivals return across four weekendsThe former WTA 168 runs two blocks a year alongside her college coaching, and sits on the part-funded places panel.
Read Georgia Wren returns for a fortnight with the elite groupA squad-level group joins the summer programme for the first time, capped at sixteen players across the six weeks.
Read Six weeks of summer camps, and a performance groupSam Okafor on monitoring growth, reducing load through it, and why August has two compulsory rest weeks.
Read Growth phases, load and the two weeks nobody trainsOnce a half-term, parents come onto the court, see the drills and hear the coaching language their child is being taught.
Read Parents on court: the half-term open coaching day