Community Department Mission:
“We are accountable to our many partners, which include but are not limited to, Tennis Canada, PHE Canada, and various community organizations throughout British Columbia. We value long-term athlete development and aim to utilize our many resources to help families make knowledgeable decisions regarding their child’s tennis involvement. We link parents with professional programs in their community that share our high standards for age-appropriate pathway development while also providing a safe and fun learning environment.”
at a glance
- 250,000+ participants reached since 2011
- 50+ communities engaged annually
- Up to 70,000+ students in school programs reached in one year (2013)
- School tennis programs delivered across 10 to 50+ communities annually
- A key entry point for thousands of first-time players
- Try-It Events and Community Days
- Up to 7,200 participants in a year
- Free or low-cost, beginner-friendly
- Expanding tennis access for all
- 10,000+ participants reached annually through outreach initiatives
- Programs across youth, adults, and inclusive groups
- Focus on accessibility, community, and lifelong play
community gallery
Tennis for Schools
Canucks Autism Network (CAN) Sports Day
Try Play Day
Girls.Set.Match workshops
National Bank Family Tennis Days
VanOpen Community Day x TBC Girls in Action
VanOpen Community Day x TBC Girls in Action
VanOpen Community Day – TBC Girls in Action