Tennis Europe is teaming up with IONSport & Save My Play to provide enhanced multimedia coverage and innovative data solutions from this week’s season-ending Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo.
The Masters is the Tennis Europe Junior Tour’s spectacular finale in which the top-performing boys and girls aged 14 and 16 & Under take to the iconic courts of the Monte-Carlo Country Club hoping to follow in the footsteps of former champions including Rafa Nadal and Kim Clijsters.
The collaboration with IONSport & Save My Play will see all matches live streamed via the Tennis Europe website and YouTube channel - integrating real-time data, analysis and immersive features designed to benefit players, coaches, officials and spectators alike.
Tennis Europe President Henrik Thorsøe Pedersen said, “One of our key missions has always been to provide opportunities for young tennis players to grow. Partnering here with IONSport and Save My Play allows us to give players access to the kind of professional insights and visibility that will help them as they progress along the international tennis pathway.”
“We’re honoured to partner with Tennis Europe and Save My Play to power the Junior Masters in Monte Carlo,” said Dave Mowrey, CEO of IONSport. “The Junior Masters celebrates the future of the sport, and IONSport helps showcase these remarkable athletes to fans around the world. Our role is to elevate their stage, to make every match feel like a professional final and every moment accessible to those who love the game.”
David Fox, CEO of Save My Play commented, “We’re very excited to partner with Tennis Europe and IONSport for this incredible event. Together, we’re bringing best-in-class streaming and seamless scoring integration to deliver an exceptional experience for players, fans, and organizers alike.”
Hosted by the Monaco Tennis Federation, the Junior Masters takes place from Wednesday 22 – Saturday 25 October. Three days of round robin competition precede Saturday’s finals, which will also be broadcast live on Monaco INFO and TV Monaco, as well as via the Tennis Channel in selected territories.
The 32 players due to compete have combined to win a staggering 991 singles matches and 58 singles tournaments on the Junior Tour this year. Profiles of all players can be found here.
The event will also be supported by a live blog at the Tennis Europe homepage, featuring all the latest news, results, photos, social media highlights, interviews and competitions. Tune in from 10am CET on Wednesday 22nd October to follow live coverage.
For accreditation requests or any further information about the event, please contact communications@tenniseurope.org.