Tennis Canada National Tennis Centre Toronto
Toronto, Canada
What's new at Tennis Canada National Tennis Centre Toronto
One of today's pros grew up on these courts.
- Ariana Arseneault #352 WTA
Tennis Canada's training base in Toronto is today a Regional Training Centre at Sobeys Stadium (York University): after-school and weekend sessions for promising Ontario juniors under 15, run by national coaches on top of each player's own club coach. There is nothing to buy: Tennis Canada picks the players, and the best move on to the full-time National Tennis Centre in Montreal.
How to get in
The paths the federation publishes on Oct 15, 2026.
- Toronto Regional Training Centre: juniors under 15 in Ontario picked by Tennis Canada coaches; extra training on top of the player's own club coach
- U15 Canadian Prospect Team camps: juniors 10 to 14, chosen each year by a Tennis Canada committee after the Outdoor Junior Nationals
- Full-time National Tennis Centre (in Montreal): full-time juniors 13 to 19 who live, train and go to school at the centre; places by selection only
- Court booking at Sobeys Stadium: adults and juniors from Canada playing the ATP, WTA or junior world tour, or past national team players
Deals and codes
- Player funding for juniors who meet Tennis Canada's results and ranking standards (girls 13 to 21, boys 14 to 22)
The facts
- Site area: 15 acres (Sobeys Stadium on the York University campus, north Toronto)
- Indoor space: 35,000 sq ft (the Centre of Excellence, an indoor hall at Sobeys Stadium)
- Stadium opened: 2004 (first match at Sobeys Stadium on July 26, 2004)
- Toronto staff: 7 (coaches, fitness coaches and a physio named for 2026-27)
- U15 Prospect Team: 30 (players picked across Canada for 2025-26, camps in Toronto and Montreal)
- Cost of U15 camps: Free ("at no cost to the players", their own words)
- Boarding: Host families, ages 14 to 18
- School on site: No, training is after school
- From age: 10
- Adults: No, juniors only
- Visits: Not stated
- Campus: Sobeys Stadium, York University
Coaches
- Simon Bartram, Head of Regional Training Centre (Ontario)
- Sharon Fichman, National coach
- Laura Borza, Assistant national coach
- Adam Taylor, Assistant national coach
- Clement Goillet, National fitness coach
- Joseph Latina, National fitness coach
- Mara Chaplin, Physiotherapist
- Jocelyn Robichaud, Head of U15 development, Tennis Canada
Tournaments they host
- National Bank Open. ATP and WTA tour event each summer, Toronto and Montreal share it
- Birmingham Wheelchair Tennis Classic. ITF wheelchair event (WC100) at Sobeys Stadium
- OFSAA tennis championships. Ontario high-school championships, held at the stadium in the past
Where it is
1 Shoreham Drive, Toronto ON M3N 3A6.
Also in Canada
- Valan Tennis Academy 2 km, Concord, Ontario. 1 pro raised, best Katherine Sebov #229 WTA
- TessaTennis 3 km, Vaughan, Ontario. 1 pro raised, best Denis Shapovalov #47 ATP
- Advantage Tennis International – Veneto Tennis Club 6 km, Vaughan. 1 pro raised, best Nadia Lagaev #997 WTA
- Richmond Hill Country Club 9 km, Richmond Hill, Ontario. 1 pro raised, best Denis Shapovalov #47 ATP
- Toronto Lawn Tennis Club 14 km, Toronto. 2 pros raised, best Kayla Cross #186 WTA
- Eglinton Flats Winter Tennis Club 17 km, Toronto. 1 pro raised, best Marina Stakusic #242 WTA
- Ontario Racquet Club 31 km, Mississauga. 1 pro raised, best Bianca Andreescu #132 WTA
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