Leagues
League play is one of the most important aspects of the tennis journey. Tournaments are wonderful but are not for everyone and the tournament experience often ends with just two players and their small support teams. League play builds toward the end, and teams that play together bond together in ways that transcend tennis. The truth is that most players will not be professional tennis players and league play allows us all to improve and compete together as a team. Not to mention it allows coaches to see many players play together in one shot rather than the tournament experience. There is no substitute for competing and with a sport like tennis that typically has a huge practice to play ratio, League play solves that dilemma allowing players to play often and in a much less stressful environment.
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League Play in Ontario
Lil Hawks Little League - For kids under 12 this league is both Orange and Red Ball play only. This is the ideal start for kids to learn the rules and etiquette of the game. One tip for parents new to tennis; tennis in the beginning doesn't often look like it does on TV. Kids learning will make many mistakes. Our older players from the program help as umpires in Lil League and will purposely let the kids make their own errors to give them the freedom to play with just enough structure to guide them toward enjoyable learning.
Skyhawks SuperLeague - For players under 18, SuperLeague features both singles and doubles matches each week during the winter months at BNWT. Play as a team and learn how to support your teammates in this HouseLeague within our club.
TCCJL - Tennis Clubs of Canada Junior League is a winter INTERCLUB league featuring several clubs across Ontario. This league features 3 divisions of each clubs junior players competing for the Finals in March at MRTC.
ICTA - Intercounty Tennis Association is the largest Tennis League in Canada and takes place in the spring. Teams compete is several divisions for a chance to qualify for The Tennis Rocks Festival and to win the Provincial Championships.