And breathe!! What an incredible U.S Open that was.

Whilst many of us are enjoying our Summer holidays, our Grantees and Alumni are working harder than ever to build up their rankings

Every year, the LTA Tennis Awards highlight the incredible achievements and contributions of people involved in tennis across the UK.

We are delighted to report more good news and results from the Tennis First cohort this week.

As we say goodbye to the All England Club for another year, we wanted to reflect on this year’s Championships

Although eyes have been on the All England Club this past fortnight, many other Tennis First Grantees and Alumni have been working hard and notching up great results all over the UK and in Europe.

Tennis First is delighted to offer a pair of Centre Court debenture tickets for Monday 5th July (better known as ‘Manic Monday’ due to the multitude of matches!) in a very special one-off auction.

It was a great week for rising British talent last week and Tennis First was proud to watch some of our past Grantees hit the big time!

In a very challenging year both on and off the court, we were delighted to see that so many Tennis First Grantees, past and present, have been awarded wildcards into this year's Wimbledon Championships.

Last week it was the turn of the 18U National Championships, which took place again on the grass in the sunshine at Surbiton Tennis Club.

Last week saw the U16 age group compete at the National Championships on the grass at Surbiton Tennis Club.

More success for some of our younger players last week, when both Abby Kelliher and Ben Gusic Wan took the titles at the U14 Tennis Europe event in Wrexham.

Former Tennis First Grantee, Anna Brogan, continued her good form last week by winning the title at the Grade 2, British Tour event in Oxford.

It's been another productive week with some great results achieved.

As travelling to international tournaments has been so restricted, it was a huge relief for many of our Grantees to be able to play in an ITF event on home turf.

It was another busy week for some of our former Grantees, with some impressive results achieved along the way.

There has been lots of successful activity this week from both present and past Grantees

It's been another busy for week for Grantees, past and present, and we've been delighted to see so many getting back on court again, especially on home turf.

Jack Pinnington Jones had a great week in Egypt when he reached the final of the ITF 15K event in Cairo.

Present Grantee, Mattias Southcombe has had a terrific few weeks and last week he reached the final of the J3 ITF junior doubles event indoors in Istanbul, with his partner Charlelie Cosnet from France.