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Real Tennis has a new World Champion as a result of three days exciting play at Prested. Camden Riviere reclaimed the crown he lost in 2018, beating R...
The French Open took place from the 24th of September until the 2nd of October 2022 in Paris. Please see below the results.
Please see below for a fabulous opportunity to work at the Royal Tennis Court, Hampton Court Palace
Paul passed away peacefully on 7th June at home after a lengthy battle with cancer.
Sarah Lambie & Neil Sinclair win the 2019 LRTA Mixed Handicap Doubles over Katy & Giles Doy
Joel Humphrey Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine
Eliminator May 2019 Wednesday 22nd; Queen's; Will Hopton beat Alex Duncliffe-Vines 15/6 15/4 15/7 11/15 15/4 Saturday 25th; Manchester; Duncliffe-Vi...
Chicago: 13-18 May 2019. GB beat France to win the 2019 Bathurst Cup
Queen's Club; 13th April 2019; Peter Symonds beat Eton to win the Milne Hue Williams Cup
Wellington, 6-7 April 2019
The Queen's Club; 6th April. India Deakin & Felix Clarke beat Ella Gaskell & Graeme Tyndall 15/1 15/7 in the final.
Tom Billings and Richard Owen retain their Open Doubles title
John Prenn beat Philip Shaw-Hamilton 6/2 6/2 in the final
Cheltenham Double: F. Dowling-Membrado wins the Beryl Danby; I. Deakin wins the Judy Angus Cup
Queen's Club. 23-30 March 2019 Tonbridge win the Peter Gray Cup; St Paul's win the Eric Angus Cup; Eton win the First and Second Pairs
1st/2nd March: MCC: Oxford beat Cambridge in both Men and Ladies matches
GB retains the Cockram Trophy; and wins the Bostwick Cup and Danby Trophy
Charterhouse; 23rd February; Mike Bailey & Nick James beat George Loup & Ben Stevens to become amateur champions
23rd February 2019; Jamie Douglas is Amateur Champion 2019 24th February 2019; Ed Kay and Jamie Giddins are Doubles Champions
12th to 14th April - Rackets weekend at BRNC, Dartmouth
The T&RA strongly recommends the use of eye protection for both Real Tennis and Rackets
It is with great sadness that the T&RA reports the death a few days ago of Michael Constantinidi, one of the game's greatest servants.
Eton: Ben Bomford beat Ben Cawston 15/10 15/9 11/15 7/15 15/13 in the final
National Schools Doubles; 3rd February 2019
Sponsored by Peter Luck-Hille: Final: Neil Mackenzie beat Luke Danby
Over 50 Gentlemen’s & Ladies’ Amateur Handicap Singles and Doubles International Tournament Thursday 25th to Sunday 28th April 2019
50 courts; 151 doubles matches; 453 players More than 1,000 young people introduced to Real Tennis More than £2 million raised for the DofE
Tuesday 15th – Sunday 21st July 2019 Historical Royal Palaces presents the third Champions Trophy at Hampton Court.
Lea Van der Zwalmen wins her fifth Open Singles title
6 January 2019; Hobart. Tim Chisholm and Camden Riviere successfully defend their title
Tom Billings beat Ben Cawston to win the Open Singles championship
6 January, MURTC. Champions: Under 21 Singles Freddie Bristowe Under 24 Singles Rob Shenkman Under 24 Doubles Rob Shenkman & Ed Hyde
Oxford win the 2018/19 Thames Valley League by one set becoming the fourth different winner in five years of competition
Over 4 days from 22nd November the Cambridge & Newmarket courts hosted the Annual Inter-Universities Real Tennis Tournament which was sponsored by...
​Rory Giddins defends the Under 21 and U24 titles. Rory and partner, Ed Hyde, win the Under 21 Doubles. Alex Duncliffe-Vines & Jock Jamieson-Bla...
Robert Wakely celebrates forty years at Marlborough
Sponsored by Brown Advisory Cheltenham win the Alex Brodie Cup; Wellington beat Cheltenham to win the Robin Geffen Cup
Tom Billings is Amateur Champion 2018
MCC. 25 November 2018.British Over 50s Amateur Singles Championship – Peter Wright reigns supreme
Guest speaker - Robert Dolman Wednesday 14th November
Dedanists pip the T&RA on count back!
18 November 2018. TEENAGE SPORTING ALL-ROUNDERS THE YOUNGEST WINNERS OF BROWN ADVISORY BRITISH LADIES' RACKETS DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS AT MALVERN COLLEG...
Mike Bailey and Archie Fellowes beat Ben Cawston and Henry Liddington to win the doubles 15/8 11/15 15/9. Ben Cawston retained his singles title.
Ben Cawston beat Alex Duncliffe-Vines to win the Manchester Gold Racquet. The singles finalists combined forces to win the Doubles
Queen's. 19th November. Rob Fahey beat Chris Chapman to win his 50th Open title. 20th November. Rob Fahey & Nick Howell beat Chris Chapman & S...
Radley. 4th November. Josh Smith, Jon Dawes, Craig Greenhalgh and Will Burns all qualify for the British Open Singles. Queen's. 8th November. Craig G...
6-7 October 2018 at Prested Hall, David Watson & Peter Wright beat Simon Barker & Peter Holmes in the final
Jonathan Larken and James Stout retain their World Doubles crowns
Radley. Paul Weaver & Duncan Colquhoun beat Mick Dean & Philip Shaw-Hamilton 8/4
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Court Tennis Tour 2018 “Why on earth do you want to do that?†This is the sort of question you might think, but should rarely ask out loud. Partic...
Cheltenham beat Harrow to win the Noel Bruce Cup - Congratulations Richard Owen and Alex Duncliffe-Vines