Tennis Canada National Training Centre
Montreal, Canada
What's new at Tennis Canada National Training Centre
17 of today's pros grew up on these courts.
- Felix Auger Aliassime #7 ATP, came at 14
- Victoria Mboko #16 WTA
- Leylah Fernandez #30 WTA
- Bianca Andreescu #132 WTA, came at 12
- Kayla Cross #186 WTA
- Cadence Brace #331 WTA
- Keegan Rice #580 ATP, came at 16
- Filip Peliwo #641 ATP, came at 15
- Taha Baadi #651 ATP, came at 16
- Carson Branstine #683 WTA, came at 16
- Carol Zhao #748 WTA, came at 15
- Francoise Abanda #766 WTA, came at 12
- Nadia Lagaev #997 WTA, came at 17
- Annabelle Xu #1022 WTA
- Mia Kupres #1405 WTA, came at 15
- Jaden Weekes #1994 ATP, came at 14
- Nicaise Muamba #2078 ATP
Also trained here as adults:
- Rebecca Marino #620 WTA, came at 19
Tennis Canada's full-time National Tennis Centre at IGA Stadium in Montreal, where players aged 13 to 19 chosen by Tennis Canada train, study and travel to tournaments together; entry is by selection only. The stadium's courts are also open to anyone for booking by the hour.
11 indoor and 12 outdoor hard courts and 4 indoor clay courts, plus a fully equipped gym
How to get in
The paths the federation publishes on Oct 10, 2026.
- Full-time National Tennis Centre (NTC): full-time: identified juniors 13 to 19, by Tennis Canada selection only
- Transition to Pro group: full-time: young pros moving onto the tours, by selection
- Host Family Program: boarding: host families in Montreal for players 14 to 18 who train away from home
- Montreal Regional Training Centre: juniors under 15, picked by Tennis Canada, trained after classes and on weekends
- U15 Canadian Prospect Team camps: juniors 10 to 14, picked each year after the Outdoor Junior Nationals
- International Group (new in 2026): juniors 15 to 17 being considered for the NTC
- Court booking at IGA Stadium: all ages: anyone can book, no membership needed
- Clay court booking at IGA Stadium: all ages: four indoor clay courts, no membership needed
Deals and codes
- Accès Montréal card holders: CAD $5 off indoor and CAD $2 off outdoor courts, and booking three days ahead
- Juniors 17 and under with an Accès Montréal card: indoor courts CAD $15 / hour, outdoor CAD $3 / hour
- Player funding from Tennis Canada for juniors who meet its performance standards (girls 13 to 21, boys 14 to 22)
The facts
- Opened: 2007 (full-time centre opened in September 2007 at IGA Stadium)
- Courts: 27 (11 indoor hard, 4 indoor clay, 10 outdoor hard and 2 stadium courts)
- Players since 2007: 71 (enrolled including the current class, their own figure)
- Players this season: 9 (the 2025-2026 class: five returning, four new)
- Hours of training a year: 1,000 (plus 600+ hours of study, their own figures)
- Indoor court: CAD $35 (an hour to book, Oct 2 to May 31, taxes included, open to anyone)
- Boarding: Host families for players 14–18
- School on site: Yes, players study at the centre
- From age: 13, by selection
- Adults: Court booking only
- Visits: No tours or trials stated
- Campus: IGA Stadium, Jarry Park
- How to get in: By Tennis Canada selection only, ages 13 to 19; players must follow the Junior Nationals participation policy; the U15 Prospect Team, the three Regional Training Centres and the new International Group (15 to 17) feed into it
- Visits and trials: No tours or trials stated for the NTC; IGA Stadium courts are open to the public 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- College: 9 graduates now at NCAA Division I schools; 28 have graduated from an American university (their own figures)
Coaches
- Guillaume Marx, Vice-President, High Performance, oversees the NTC
- Nathalie Tauziat, Head coach (NTC), women
- Noëlle van Lottum, Head of Women's Tennis
- Martin Laurendeau, Head of Men's Tennis
- Hugo Di Feo, National coach (NTC), boys
- Zack Ohlin, National coach (NTC)
- Marie-Ève Pelletier, National coach (NTC), Billie Jean King Cup coach
- Ysaline Bonaventure, National coach (NTC)
- Stacey Fung, Assistant coach (NTC)
- Nicolas Perrotte, Head national fitness coach
- Stéphane Berthelet, Academic manager, oversees schoolwork
- Marie-Josée Bellemare, Director of wellness, finds host families
Tournaments they host
- World junior team qualifying. April, U14 and U16 national teams of North, Central America and the Caribbean (2025 and 2026)
- Canadian University Championships. May 28 to 31, 2026, university men and women
- National Bank Open. Every summer on Centre Court, the pro tour event
Where it is
285 Rue Gary-Carter Bur 202, Montréal, QC H2R 2W1, Canada.
Nearest airport: Montréal-Trudeau (YUL), 11 km
Also in Canada
- Club Avantage 231 km, Quebec City. 1 pro raised, best Felix Auger Aliassime #7 ATP
- Académie de Tennis Hérisset-Bordeleau 234 km, Quebec City. 1 pro raised, best Felix Auger Aliassime #7 ATP
- Richmond Hill Country Club 498 km, Richmond Hill, Ontario. 1 pro raised, best Denis Shapovalov #47 ATP
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