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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! The purpose of the bi-weekly newsletter will be to keep all provinces connected and informed on what is going on in the marketing world, within this tennis world. NEWS OF THE WEEK: Sylvie Quenneville's story could be yours too The 2014 Annual Report is now available Tennis is a sport that requires patience, dedication Tennis Canada is pleased to announce that the and hard work. Yet as Sylvie Quenneville can 2014 Annual Report is now available for the public show anyone, you do not have to play tennis your to view. This document covers tennis in Canada entire life to succeed at the game. Read Sylvie's for the 2014 year, spanning from the key moments story about how she brought tennis into her life, of the season, about Tennis Canada, Rogers Cup, what she loves most about the game, and most our partners, and much more. We encourage importantly, how you can make Sylvie's story your anybody with an interest in tennis to look through own. the report. READ MORE READ MORE Tennis in the Lime Light Tennis has its place in pop culture just like most sports. Tennis can be found in movies, music videos, and television - heck out a few times when tennis hit the mainstream READ MORE Losing can be good too While no athlete will admit to being okay with a loss, sometimes in tennis, it can pay to be the lucky loser. Here are a few instances where a loss paid off in the end. READ MORE KnowRoaming helps travelling athletes save on international roaming One of Toronto's tech firms is trying to help people save on travel costs, by allowing you to travel and worry less about roaming charges. Click the link to read more or check out their website at http://www.knowroaming.com/ READ MORE Davis Cup by BNP Paribas ticket information released With a berth into the 2015 Davis Cup by BNP Paribas semifinals on the line, Canada will compete against a surging Belgian team in the quarter-finals from July 17-19. Click here to find out ticket information for the tie, taking place in Belgium. British Columbia resident recognized for efforts in tennis Only five short years ago, Charlotte Willis moved from the UK to Fernie, BC. Since then, Charlotte has grown tennis in the community, becoming an outstanding ambassador for the sport. It is with this in mind that she was selected the April Tennis Maven of the Month. READ MORE Moms are easily the best With Mother's Day passing over the weekend, we take a look at some of our favourite moms on the WTA and ATP World Tours. READ MORE The more you know Water or fuel? To most Canadians, that line will invoke images of Sidney Crosby busting down the wing, splitting the defence, and scoring in a Gatorade commercial. But as Catherine Cameron writes, maybe we should be reconsidering the "fuel" and sticking to good ol' H2O. READ MORE Junior tennis has strong showing at zone qualifiers The World Junior Tennis Championships took place in Boca Raton, Florida from April 30 - May 2. Canada's contingent of teams all came up just short against the USA in finishing second, but have all qualified for each of their respective world championships later this summer. READ MORE A new name coming to light in female tennis What do the names Bouchard, Abanda, Robillard-Millette, and Sebov all have in common? Many in the know would say they are the current and next wave of female tennis stars from Canada, yet there is now another name that should be added to the list. Click to find out how a strong start to the 2015 season is making Bianca Andreescu an important poart of the group above. READ MORE April in Review We look back on what has been one of the best months for junior tennis in Canada in quite some time, on both a national and international level, as well as how the rest of Canada's top players from the pro tours to wheelchair tennis did in April. READ MORE PORTAL: OUR PROVINCES: BLOG: Celebrating tennis excellence across Do you enjoy running? Thinking of The latest update to the portal includes the country taking it up but are unsure why you the new Rogers Rookie Tour Assets, Tennis Canada recently took the should? Here are 5 reasons why log into your account to check it out. opportunity to recognize those who running is so great for you. have contributed to thennis excellence READ MORE during the 2014 season. The past Join Tom Tebbutt as he explores all year's best Coaches, Seniors, things tennis from the past week. This and tennis communities have all been week's includes notes on Federer's presented with their Excellence Awards legacy, a caring good luck charm, and for 2014. being the son of famous parents. READ MORE CANADIAN EVENTS THIS WEEK: No events this week PLAYERS IN ACTION THIS WEEK: Internazionali BNL d'Italia - ATP World Tour 1000 & WTA Premier Mandatory Event Eugenie Bouchard Gabriela Dabrowski Daniel Nestor Lecoq Seoul Open - $50,000 ATP Men's Challenger Event Philip Bester Neckar Cup - €42,500 ATP Men's Challenger Event Adil Shamasdin Saint-Gaudens Challenger - $50,000 ITF Women's Challenger Event Sharon Fichman Raleigh Challenger - $25,000 ITF Women's Challenger Event Isabelle Boulais Petra Januskova La Marsa Challenger - $25,000 ITF Women's Challenger Event Heidi El Tabakh Antalya Futures - $10,000 ITF Men's Futures Event David Volfson Torneo Citta Santa Croce - Grade 1 ITF Junior Event Katherine Sebov Denis Shapavalov Vanessa Wong 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 .
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