Esah Hayat, Lewis Fletcher and Phoebe Suthers bid to add to five medals won in Turkey World Championships in 2019 The LTA has named a team of five players, including 2019 medallists Esah Hayat, Lewis Fletcher and Phoebe Suthers, to represent Great Britain at the 3rd World Deaf Tennis Championships, which takes place in Hersonisos,
Esah Hayat and Phoebe Suthers continued their recent domination of the National Deaf Tennis Championships to claim the men’s and women’s singles titles over the weekend at the National Tennis Centre, joining Lewis Fletcher by ending the behind-closed-doors event with two titles apiece. Top seed Hayat eased to his third men’s singles title after the
Reigning champions and World Championships medallists Esah Hayat, Lewis Fletcher and Phoebe Suthers join former champion Peter Willcox among the leading entries for the LTA’s National Deaf Tennis Championships, which take place at the National Tennis Centre this weekend, 26 and 27 September. With singles, doubles, mixed doubles and junior titles to be decided during
Great Britain players have completed the 2nd World Deaf Tennis Championships with a tremendous haul of five medals across senior and junior events, including the gold medal in the junior mixed doubles on Saturday’s final afternoon of competition at Antalya Tennis Club in Turkey. The four-strong squad, selected by the LTA, the governing body of
Great Britain’s deaf tennis players are assured of unprecedented success at the 2nd World Deaf Tennis Championships, with a squad of four players selected by the LTA set to play for six medals, including at least two silver medals, over the course of the next two days in Antalya, Turkey. Lewis Fletcher, Esah Hayat, Valerie
The LTA, the governing body for tennis in Britain, has announced the four players who will represent Great Britain at the second ever World Deaf Tennis Championships in Turkey later this week. Taking place from 12th – 19th October in Antalya, Turkey, the Championships will see players from 18 countries battling it out across singles,
A four-strong squad of players have been selected to represent Great Britain at the 2018 Dresse and Maere Cups, the respective World Deaf Tennis Team Championships. Taking place from 22nd to 29th September in Antalya, Turkey, the team will be led by Catherine Fletcher, the Tennis Foundation’s National Deaf Coach and will line-up as follows:
Phoebe Suthers claimed her first senior international titles with a sensational set of performances at the 2018 Slovenia Deaf Open in Portoroz over the weekend, the 15-year-old from Elland in Yorkshire ending the prestigious event having dropped a total of just eight games across the women’s singles and doubles events. Suthers, who joined the Tennis
Great Britain players completed the 13th European Deaf Tennis Championships with a tremendous haul of six medals over the weekend in Portoroz, Slovenia, claiming one gold medal, three silver medals and two bronze medals. Seven players on the Tennis Foundation’s Deaf Tennis Performance Programme were selected for the eight-day tournament, with 2015 World Championships boys’ singles gold medallist Esah
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