St Ann's Tennis

22/04/2026

https://mailchi.mp/8fa86e9f9256/parks-cup-2026

Parks Cup Finals Day will take place at Queens Park Tennis Club 25/26 July, 2026. 1pm start. Thanks to D**e Park Tennis Club for organising this year's competition.Click here to enterPlease only enter this competition if you are available to play that weekend: both Saturday 25 July AND Sunday 26 Jul...

17/03/2026

https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/DavidInceCoaching/Coaching/Book/fae0cd5c-ccfa-4858-b3f0-2844bdefb630

Easter camp 30th March - 3rd April

08/02/2026

Email [email protected] to book

27/01/2026

1/2 term tennis camps!

21/11/2025

Train Now, Triumph Later
Tennis lessons at St Ann’s. A blog.

Winter’s coming: the season of three-layer tennis, woolly hats, numb fingers—and darkness by 4 p.m. Yet this is when the foundations of tennis success are laid, as we look ahead to next season. Ask…

17/11/2025

*CHAMPION:* Delightful LTA Grade 5 tournament at St Ann's yesterday, won by Rosie (right), one place ahead of her mum, runner-up. Thanks to our match referee Sean. Have you ever thought about becoming a tennis official? It's an important and rewarding role. Find out more here:
https://www.stannstennis.co.uk/2025/11/13/become-a-tennis-official/

21/10/2025

Tennis is now easier to pick up than ever. “But its real advantage over other sports is what happens when you keep on playing,” Alexandra Moe writes.
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🎨: Jonelle Afurong / The Atlantic. Source: Daniel Kopatsch / Getty; Richard Newstead / Getty.

06/10/2025

Super proud of our St Ann’s Juniors Team, now a regular part of our competitive tennis programme. Excellent turn out this weekend, our first ever home fixture. Thanks to the team and coaches Jimmy, Ben, Petra and David for their work on this.

07/08/2025

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13/07/2025

SUSSEX BOY WINS WIMBLEDON: About *Julian Cash*, the new Wimbledon Gentlemen’s Doubles champion with partner Lloyd Glasspool.
Julian, 28, is from Burgess Hill.
He is a mad keen Brighton & Hove Albion fan.
Cash & Glasspool won the final 6-2, 7-6 with one double fault and just four unforced errors across two sets.
They are the first all-British pair to win the men's doubles title at Wimbledon for 89 years.
In the quarters, at 5-6 0-40 on his serve, in the deciding third set, Julian saved three match points vs Patten & Heliovaara.
Cash & Glasspool have now won Queens, Eastbourne and Wimbledon in succession. Neither player had previously gone beyond the quarters of a major.
Julian came through all the Tennis Sussex county development groups, although he skipped a couple of age groups because he was playing Open mens competitions at 13. He still helps coach the county juniors in doubles technique.
Julian’s mother Alison volunteers for Tennis Sussex and is a regular match referee at St Ann’s Tennis, BN3 🙂

Watch the moment Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool make history by becoming the first all-British pair to win the men's doubles title at Wimbledon for 89 years...