Latest news from Liverpool International Tennis Tournament

Given Roach of Loughborough national tennis academy and Ben Hudson of Sterling national tennis academy wins the first week of ITF G5 singles championships in Liverpool by beating Mia Wainwright and Heney Jefferson in exiting finals. The Liverpool International Junior Tournament is one of the most popular ITF events in Europe based on its entry list including more than 1500 players from all over the world.

The very best of British up and coming tennis players was on show during the singles finals;

Northern Vision are organizing a total of 5 International Junior Tournaments (ITF, Tennis Europe) in 2022 which is more than any other tennis centre in the UK.

More than 750 players, coaches, parents and officials from all over Europe and Britain descended upon Liverpool for two weeks during the annual Liverpool International Junior Tournament at The Liverpool Tennis Center.

Ticket are now on sale for the 2022 Liverpool International Tennis Tournament which will once again take place at Liverpool Cricket Club. Book now for a 10% discount on tickets, for a limited time only.

The ITF Under-18 event is taking place at Liverpool Tennis Centre this weekend and is the same competition that saw Emma Radacanu become the youngest-ever winner of back in 2015 – aged just 13.

Beth Grey wins the 2021 Liverpool International Tennis Tournament

James Ward beats Marcus Willis to become the Liverpool International 2021 Men’s Singles Champion

Marcus Willis beats Patrick Brady to qualify for tomorrow’s final against Marcus Willis who beat local qualifier Alex Foot-Knowles. Play commences tomorrow at 1pm.

Alex Fook-Knowles won the qualifying final against Calvin Duke at Palmerston Tennis Club, the score was 8-4 in a superset. Alex will now play former Davis Cup Winner James Ward on centre-court on Thursday 19th Aug at Liverpool Tennis Club. Alex is photographed below with tournament referee Mike McBrien. Mike McBrien is representing the Vagabonds Tennis Club.

Order of play for Thursday the 19th of August, Beth Grey vs Amelai Stuart, Marcus Willis vs Patrick Brady, James Ward vs Qualifier

We are really excited to welcome guests to The Liverpool International Tennis Tournament on the 19 and 20th of August. It has certainly been a challenging time for everyone during the pandemic and I guess we are still not out of the woods yet but we feel it is right and safe to put on our event so we can enjoy high quality tennis and prepare for the 20th anniversary of our tournament next year.

We at the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament are very keen to build on Neal Skupski of Allerton incredible mix double success at Wimbledon this summer and hence we will start a mix doubles only competition between Cheshire and Lancashire.

Another huge talent joins the British lineup in Liverpool. Patrick Brady The 16-year-old was one of only two British boys to make it through Wimbledon qualifying and put in two strong performances in the main draw.

Both players are excited to play at the Liverpool International and will bring some great tennis to the tournament we are sure! Book your tickets now to enjoy a great day out for all the family.

Emma Raducanu won her first International Junior U18 event in Liverpool at the age of 12 in 2015, she is now in the last 16 and the only British player left in Wimbledon.

Due to some very heavy and difficult bubble restrictions on all the players participating in Wimbledon this year we found it most sensible to push back our event until August when things will hopefully feel a lot safer and most people including the players will be vaccinated.

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We at Northern Vision hope that all is well with everyone involved with our event and their friends and family.

We at Northern Vision hope that all is well with everyone involved with our event and their friends and family.

Britains largest indoor International Junior Event ( Tennis Europe u14, ITFG4 and G5 ) gets under way in Liverpool at the Wirral Indoor Tennis Centre under the great supervisjon of Tournament ref Gill Milne and assistant Tim Pearce.

Paulo Lorenzi (ITA) and Kaia Kanepi (EST) are crowned Champions of Liverpool after beating Robert Kendrick (USA) and Corinna Dentoni (ITA)

Check out our video recap that includes Bahrami partnering World Junior No.1 Jason Tseng

11am start on Sunday for Final’s Day.

Paolo Lorenzi will prepare for Wimbledon in Sunday’s final against Robert Kendrick from America. Lorenzi, alongside Roger Federer, is the oldest top-100 player on the ATP tour. Finals day will begin at an earlier time of 11am due to adverse weather conditions forecasted for late-afternoon.

Mansour Bahrami delights Liverpool crowd with his majestic tennis artistry on Ladies Day

Order of play announced for Day 3 of the Williams BMW Liverpool International 2019 featuring more entertainment from Mansour Bahrami

Marcus Willis beats Patrick Brady to qualify for tomorrow’s final against Marcus Willis who beat local qualifier Alex Foot-Knowles. Play commences tomorrow at 1pm.