The Tennis Europe Training Camp Series continues to provide development opportunities for some of Europe's most promising young players and coaches, building on the success of the 'Tennis Europe Academy' training camps in Prostejov, Czechia.
Held ahead of the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Category 1 tournament in Piestany, the camp brought together players from across Europe for a week of training, education and international exchange. Under the guidance of experienced coaches, participants took part in an intensive programme designed to support their long-term development both on and off the court, while preparing for competition at one of the Tour's leading 14 & Under events.
Preparations are now underway for the next stops in the series. The upcoming Tennis Europe Training Camp in Tallinn, Estonia, will take place ahead of the 14 & Under Category 2 Tallinn Open, with applications now closed. Looking ahead, Tennis Europe can confirm that the programme will continue with two Training Camps taking place simultaneously from 19–26 July 2026:
- Tsakhadzor, Armenia - It will be hosted at the Tsakhadzor Sports Center & Hotel, located within Armenia's leading Olympic and high-performance sports complex. This camp will provide participants with access to excellent training facilities in one of the country's premier sporting destinations. Set in the mountain resort of Tsakhadzor and held ahead of a Tennis Europe Junior Tour 14&U Category 3 tournament, the camp will combine intensive training with valuable international competition experience.
- Chisinau, Moldova - The Chisinau camp will take place at the National Training Centre of Moldova, a brand-new national tennis facility that has recently opened its doors and is already becoming a focal point for player development in the region. Held ahead of a Tennis Europe Junior Tour 14&U Category 3 tournament, the camp will offer participants the opportunity to train and compete in a modern high-performance environment while building connections with players and coaches from across Europe.
National Tennis Federations are encouraged to nominate suitable players and coaches for these exciting development opportunities. Further information regarding the application process and participation criteria for the Armenia and Moldova camps has been communicated to European national tennis associations.
The Tennis Europe Training Camp Series forms part of Tennis Europe's ongoing commitment to supporting player development across the region and creating additional pathways for talented young athletes to gain valuable international experience. With several more camps planned in the coming months, the programme continues to expand its reach and impact, helping to develop the next generation of European tennis players.
Stay tuned to the Tennis Europe website and official communication channels for further announcements regarding upcoming Training Camps and nomination opportunities.