Our Men's County Cup team produced a superb performance throughout the week to secure promotion after winning four of their five matches in a highly competitive group. Competing at the Northern venue from 20–24 July, the squad showed exceptional resilience, teamwork and determination, finishing as group champions after a memorable week of tennis.

The wait is officially over! We are excited to announce that entries for the 2026 Men’s and Women’s County Championships are now open.

Cheshire Tennis is delighted to announce Mike Atherfold as our new Competition Co-Ordinator.

For the fourth consecutive year, the Cheshire Tennis EDI (Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion) team packed up their rackets, gathered some of our inclusive coaches, and headed to Walton Hall Gardens in Warrington for the annual Disability Awareness Day.

Summer is in full swing, and that means one thing for the Cheshire tennis community: it’s time to gear up for the highlight of the junior tennis calendar! We are thrilled to announce that entries for the 2026 Junior County Championships are officially open.

A beautiful sunny day at Upton Victory Hall set the perfect scene for some truly fabulous tennis at the Play Your Way to Wimbledon Area Finals.

The grass-court season is always the pinnacle of the British tennis calendar, but this year held a profound extra significance for the Cheshire tennis community. In a massive milestone for both player and county, Cheshire’s very own Annabel Wong was awarded a prestigious wildcard into the Junior Wimbledon main draw.

The sun was shining and the stakes were high over at Lymm Lawn Tennis Club for the annual Men’s Cheshire Shield 2026 on Sunday 21st June.

On Sunday 21st June 2026, Bramhall Lane Lawn Tennis Club played host to the annual Women’s Cheshire Shield. What better way to spend a beautiful, sunny Father’s Day than watching some of the finest tennis Cheshire has to offer?

Hazel Grove Bowling & Tennis Club recently applied for funding via our Participation & Inclusion Grant, aiming to launch a structured Saturday outreach programme for juniors in the local community, and what a resounding success it has been!

We had an incredible day at the Ilkley Lexus tournament for the Northern Female Networking Event on Monday 8th June! Alongside our neighbours from across the North, Cheshire coaches and volunteers came together to share ideas, tackle challenges like female player retention, and discuss how we can get more women into coaching.

The members, families, friends and the wider community of Tarporley Tennis Club are proud to be supporting The Joshua Tree as the charity celebrates 20 years of helping families affected by childhood cancer.

A huge congratulations goes to our winning Girls' team and our Runner-Up Boys' team. Read more about the weekend here

The boys qualified for the 14U County Cup National Finals, which took place at Nottingham Tennis Centre. Unfortunately, in the lead-up to the event, the team lost one of its players due to injury, resulting in a late reshuffle of the squad.

Both Boys and Girls 10U Teams Qualify for the Northern National Finals!

We're excited to announce that the entries for the Men's and Women's Cheshire Shield are now open!

Our 14U County Cup squads were back on the road this past weekend, with the Girls heading to Boston and the Boys traveling to Corby. From gritty wins in the rain to clinching spots in the National Finals, it was a weekend that truly tested the spirit of our young players.

Our youngest Cheshire stars competed in the 8U County Cup in Sunderland last weekend. A long trek for small legs, but our players took it all in their stride.

Cheshire Tennis is delighted to support the Northern Women’s Tennis Day hosted at The Lexus Ilkley Open. On Monday 8th June female coaches, referees, club volunteers, all female tennis workforce are invited to join Yasmin Clarke for the unmissable event.

It is a monumental week for Cheshire Tennis as we celebrate two of our own being recognized at the highest level of the sport. We are incredibly proud to announce national honors for Ruth Samuels and Barbara Bloor.