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Between the Lines View this email in your browser TENNIS CANADA | SUBSCRIBE STAY CONNECTED BETWEEN THE LINES A Provincial Tennis Association Marketing Newsletter Welcome to Between The Lines! This bi-weekly newsletter will be used to keep all provinces connected and informed on what is going on in the marketing world, within this tennis world. NEWS OF THE WEEK: Shediac gives everyone a chance to play 2015 Report Card Alyssa and Renelle Belliveau have been playing Now that Canada's top players have called it a wheelchair tennis for two years now, and year for 2015, Tom Tebbutt has come out with competed in their first tournament this summer his 2015 report card on the Canadian tennis at the Shediac Tennis Club of New Brunswick season. Be forewarned, Tom is a pretty tough gave the girls a day to remember. Check out how marker too! the club helped the girls feel special and how tennis is keeping them active. A look back at the 2015 Fed Cup As we look ahead to the 2016 season, here is a glimpse back at the 2015 Fed Cup outcomes for Canada, and the potential for 2016. Federer's toughest test Resident statistics pro Rob Cianfarani has crunched the numbers again, this time on why Rafael Nadal just seems to have the great Federer's number when they play. Vasek where art thou? With the tennis season winding down we miss seeing some of our favourite Canadian stars in action. Luckily for you we have gathered some of our all-time favourite Vasek moments, just for all of us. Have you reached your junior potential? Tennis is unlike most sports in that it requires a large amount of mental focus. As the only person to rely on (unless we are talking doubles) the pressure is intense, and it takes a special kind of person to not let the pressure to get to them. With this in mind here is a look at how to access your untapped junior potential, considering risks like burnout and injury. Let's be aware, tennis and diabetes As November is Diabetes awareness month, we felt it was appropriate to look into an issue stretching across our nation. Here are some facts and tips on how tennis (or other physical activity) can help reduce your chance of being diagnosed with a disease that 10 million Canadians currently struggle with daily! Tom Tebbutt honoured by Sports Media Canada For years Tom has been found at tennis courts around the world, covering any Canadian talent he could, and now it is time for Tom to step into the spotlight for the work he has done. Tom recently received one of the top national Sports Media awards for his contributions to journalism and sport. A day in the life of Benjamin Sigouin Life as a top Canadian junior tennis player can be tough, but ultimately has a chance to be extremely rewarding. Check out this video of Benjamin and what a typical day is like at the Tennis Canada National Training Centre, located at Stade Uniprix in Montreal Quebec. Top 8 in WTA no fluke The 8 women who vied for WTA bragging rights by winning the final tournament of the year in Singapore were not there by fluke. Rob Cianfarani has again found the stats to back up just how great these women have been this season. PORTAL: OUR PROVINCES: BLOG: From October 30 to November 1 members of Sports camps are a great communities from across way to get kids active, Canada came together to introduce them to physical learn and grow at the activity, and just maybe even Building Tennis Communities make a new friend or two. Conference in Toronto. From Aside from these here are 10 that event, read 5 stories of other reasons why sports community led tennis projects camps are great! taking place right now across the country. Tom Tebbutt has returned with another outstanding recollection of the last week of tennis. This time Tom touches on the Rafa vs. Federer rivalry, the WTA Finals, and Carol Zhao hitting her stride at the Tevlin Challenger. CANADIAN EVENTS THIS WEEK: No Canadian events this week PLAYERS IN ACTION THIS WEEK: Copperwynd Pro Women’s Challenger – Scottsdale, Arizona, USA ITF Women’s Challenger event – $ 50,000 Françoise Abanda (Montreal, QC) Sharon Fichman (Toronto, ON) Knoxville Challenger – Knowville, Tennessee, USA ATP Men’s Challenger event - $ 50,000 David Volfson (Toronto, ON) AEGON G-B Pro Series – Bath, England ITF Men’s Futures event - $ 15,000 Filip Peliwo (Vancouver, BC) 7th Hellenic Zeus Circuit Hersonissos – Heraklion, Greece ITF Men’s Futures event - $ 10,000 Steven Diez (Toronto, ON) Bluewater Bay Pro Circuit Championships – Niceville, Florida, USA ITF Men’s Futures event - $ 10,000 Denis Shapovalov (Richmond Hill, ON) Share Tweet +1 Share Forward Copyright © 2015 Tennis Canada, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 1 Shoreham Drive, Toronto, ON M3N3A6 unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences This email was sent to [email protected] why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences Tennis Canada · 1 Shoreham Drive · Toronto, ON M3N 3A6 · Canada .
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