Welcome to Essex Tennis

Would you like to volunteer at an LTA major event? This is an exciting volunteer opportunity


Apply to Volunteer at an LTA Tennis Event this summer: https://www.lta.org.uk/fan-zone/event-vacancies/

The LTAs Major Event Programme comes to life over the summer with the grass-court season showcasing the best of British tennis. The 2024 season saw a star-studded cast of players and success for a number of British players including British number 1 Katie Boulter who defended her title win at the Nottingham Open. Be a part of the 2025 season by becoming a Spectator Services Volunteer. We are looking for passionate and enthusiastic Volunteers to be the driving force behind our programme of events which include The Lexus Birmingham Open, The Lexus Ilkley Open, The LTA Championships at the Queen’s Club, The Nottingham Open and The Eastbourne Open.

Our Spectator Services Volunteers are the face of the Tournament, playing a crucial role in ensuring that every player and spectator has an unforgettable experience. From being the welcoming face at the venue gate to ensuring seamless spectator experiences, every moment will be rewarding and exhilarating.

If you’re passionate about tennis, dedicated to creating fantastic experiences for fans, and ready for a new challenge, we want to hear from you! Join us in making this year’s grass-court season the best one yet.

For more information and to submit your application, visit https://www.lta.org.uk/fan-zone/event-vacancies/ .

Essex player Aimee Gibson is now in the top 100 women’s Padel players in the world!! ‘After winning back to back titles in Australia I have reached a career high world ranking of 98. I would never have thought after 2 years I would be writing this but hard work and help of an amazing team has got me here!
BIG thank you to everyone involved in my
journey, I can’t wait to see what this year brings ‘

Essex dominated the UK Padel County Championships, sweeping the board to take the men’s, women’s and mixed titles against stiff competition.
In the biggest championship yet, more than 200 competitors and over 60 teams representing 29 counties gathered in Bristol to contest the men’s, women’s and mixed titles. For the first time the event was held at two padel venues, with men’s rounds played at Surge Padel as well as Rocket Padel together with the women’s and mixed.
Middlesex, Berkshire and Staffordshire made their tournament debuts and the event boasted four of GB’s top 10 men and 13 of the top 25. In the women’s, four of the top 10 competed and 11 out of the top 25.
Read more
https://www.thebandeja.com/2024-county-champs/

Australian Open and its into 2 Quarter finals for Henry Patten 👍🏼💪🏼

Best of luck to the Essex u18 team playing in 12 counties event today 🎾🎾💪👍