Papua New Guinea Tennis Association

15/06/2026

Great start for the Pacific Oceania Billie Jean King Cup Team in Malaysia, defeating 3rd seeds Kyrgyzstan 2-1. Todays tie will see them face Hong Kong, China - the no.1 seeds for the tournament. Lets go PO!!

15/06/2026

Catch our Pacific Oceania women’s team at the BJKC in Malaysia live against Kyrgyzstan this morning 💪🏾 Go PO

14/06/2026

Live Streaming for the BJKC Opening Ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾 Go Pacific Oceania 🐬

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14/06/2026

Congratulations to our PNG representatives in the Pacific Oceania Billie Jean King Cup Team to Malaysia:
Violet Apisah
Patricia Marie Apisah
Abigail Tere-Apisah - Non-playing Captain.
Congratulations also to Carol-Ann (New Caledonia) and Mehetia (Tahiti)
We are so proud of you all and wish you the very best for 2026!!
Let's go PO!!

14/06/2026

Congratulations Lae Tennis Club on the opening of the 2026 Panamex Lae Open!
Each year the event gets bigger and better and continues to be a highlight on the PNG Tennis calendar!
Good luck to all participating!

12/06/2026

On the way to Lae!!

On the Road to Lae!🎾

Elly Van Bodegraven, Anneth Wal and Laura Young from SIL, Ukarampa are now making their way to Lae for the 2026 PANAMEX LAE TENNIS OPEN!

We’re excited to welcome them and to look forward to seeing them in action on the courts.

Safe travels and see you soon!☀️

06/06/2026

The Port Moresby Racquets Club has kick started the first tournament of the year; ITI Jnr Tournament. Tournament director Eddie Israel Mera & team are back running the one day event which sees 6 events with 30 kids competing; U/11 girls & boys, U/13 girls & boys, U16 girls & boys.

Good luck to all 💪🏾

06/06/2026

A few more from yesterdays visit to the National Museum.

05/06/2026

Day 4 marked the final day of the ITF regional training camp, and after yesterday’s mini-tournament, the focus shifted back to the technical side of the game. 🎾

Using the observations gathered throughout the tournament, players spent the day working on key areas including serves, returns, and transitional play. It was a great opportunity to reinforce good habits, refine technique, and continue building confidence on court.

We wrapped up the camp with a special lunch and kai kai generously provided by our parents, followed by the presentation of some special PNG gifts for the players and coaches who had travelled from outside Papua New Guinea. 🇵🇬

To finish off a fantastic four days together, the group visited the National Museum, giving our visitors a chance to experience and learn more about PNG’s rich culture and history.

A big thank you to all the players, coaches, parents, and supporters who helped make this camp such a memorable and successful experience. Massive thank you to Pairin from the ITF for imparting important tennis knowledge onto our players & coaches and working with our coaches to grow and strengthen tennis on PNG and in the region.

We look forward to seeing the continued growth of these young athletes both on and off the court. 👏🎾

04/06/2026

Day 3 ITF REGIONAL TRAINING CAMP Recap:

• Mini Tournament
• Strength & Conditioning

Today's mini-tournament was about much more than wins and losses.

One of the key objectives was to observe how our players prepare before each match and how much responsibility they take for their own preparation. From warming up properly to being mentally ready to compete, these are important habits that help build independent and confident athletes.

The tournament also provided a valuable opportunity for our coaching team to observe player behaviours, strengths, and areas for improvement in a match environment. Identifying what the players did well—and what still needs work—will help us fine-tune our plans as we head into Day 4 of the camp.

A great day of learning, competing, and growing both on and off the court. Well done to all the players & coaches for their effort and commitment! 👏🎾