Centro de Alto Rendimento do Jamor
Oeiras, Portugal
What's new at Centro de Alto Rendimento do Jamor
3 of today's pros grew up on these courts.
- Jaime Faria #56 ATP, came at 16
- Henrique Rocha #105 ATP, came at 14
- Francisca Jorge #218 WTA
The Portuguese Tennis Federation's high-performance centre at the Jamor sports complex in Oeiras, near Lisbon, where selected players from 14 to about 22 live and train with the federation's coaches. You apply with a form at any time of year and the federation chooses; no fees are published.
31 courts at the Jamor tennis centre: 1 clay centre court (~2,000 seats), 24 outdoor clay (10 lit), 6 indoor hard
How to get in
The paths the federation publishes on Oct 10, 2026.
- Residential place at the high-performance centre (Centro de Alto Rendimento): full-time residents, selected juniors 14 to 18 and players 18 to 22
- National squad camps at Jamor (Estágios das Seleções Nacionais): juniors under-12 to under-18, by call-up from the national selectors
- National development centre, Lisbon hub (Centro de Desenvolvimento Nacional): juniors under-12 to under-18, the best of each region, by selection
- Touring Team, federation-funded junior tournament trips: juniors under-12 to under-18, up to 12 per age group
- Court hire at the Jamor tennis centre: adults and juniors, anyone can book a court
Deals and codes
- Junior high-performance grant: €2,500 (ITF junior top 50) or €1,500 (ITF 50–100, Tennis Europe U16 top 50)
- Grand Slam grant: €500 for each Grand Slam played, junior or senior
- Development centre: 20 cents per km travel help for players living over 30 km away
- Touring Team: the federation pays all travel to the team's tournaments
The facts
- Courts: 31 (24 outdoor clay (10 lit), 6 indoor hard, 1 clay centre court for about 2,000)
- Players listed: 12 (7 men and 5 women on the centre's players page)
- Staff: 12 (a coordinator, 5 coaches, 2 fitness coaches, 2 physios, a nutritionist, a mental coach)
- Junior grant up to: €2,500 (a year from the federation, for an under-18 in the ITF junior top 50)
- Centre court opened: 1945 (on 10 June 1945, original design kept)
- ITF Gold Recognition until: 2029 (one of seven centres with it, 2025)
- Boarding: Yes, selected players live there
- School on site: Not mentioned
- From age: 14 (squad camps from under-12)
- Adults: Court hire only
- Visits: Free entry to some tournaments
- Campus: Jamor sports complex, Oeiras
- How to get in: Application form open all year; the federation's technical team selects by international and national results, quality for age and potential
- Visits and trials: Courts open to the public Mon–Sat 8:00–22:00, Sun 8:00–20:00; free entry to the January Challengers and the federation Masters
Coaches
- Rui Machado, National technical director, head of the centre
- Neuza Silva, Coach
- Pedro Sousa, Coach
- Vasco Antunes, Coach
- Bernardo Mota, Coach
- Hugo Anão, Coach
- Paulo Figueiredo, Fitness coach
- Manuel Dias, Fitness coach
- Ana Barreto, Mental coach
- Solange Fernandes, Nutritionist
- Daniel Neto, Physiotherapist
- Rodrigo Valadas, Physiotherapist
Tournaments they host
- Indoor Oeiras Open I and II. January, two ATP Challengers (100 and 75) on the indoor courts, free to watch
- Women's Indoor Oeiras Open I and II. February, two WTA 125 events on the indoor courts
- Oeiras Open 125 and Oeiras Ladies Open. April, ATP Challenger 125 and WTA 125 on clay
- Oeiras Open 4. May, ATP Challenger 100 on clay
- National junior championships. Summer, under-12 (183 players in 2025) and under-16 (152 players) held at Jamor
- Federation junior Masters. Late December, top 8 boys and girls of under-12, 14 and 16, indoors
- Billie Jean King Cup, Europe/Africa Group I. Apr 7–11, 2026, 16 national women's teams
- ITF veterans world championship. August 2026, individual events for players 35 and over
Where it is
Oeiras, Portugal.
Nearest airport: Lisbon (LIS), 13 km
Also in Portugal
- Ginásio Clube Santo Tirso 303 km, Santo Tirso. 1 pro raised, best Goncalo Marques #581 ATP
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