Best Tennis Academies in Canada

A year-round red clay academy in midtown Toronto, ACE Toronto blends a transparent high-performance pathway with integrated fitness and physio support in a non-boarding, city-center setting.

A university-powered, year-round tennis hub in Edmonton that blends public access with a Tennis Canada high-performance pathway and a strong varsity pipeline.

Aforza is Calgary’s year-round tennis hub, blending a proven junior pathway with a welcoming community club feel and three indoor padel courts. Serious juniors train toward Nationals and college while adults find lessons, leagues, and lively socials under one roof.

Family-run and rooted in Kanata, Adamson’s Tennis Academy blends small-group coaching, clear progressions, and year-round access through March Tennis Club and Carleton University to serve juniors and adults at every stage.

A modern, indoor training base inside Richmond’s River Club, Vancouver International Tennis Academy blends high‑performance development with an accessible, community club feel and year‑round courts.

A Richmond-based pathway from Red Ball to U18 elite, Vanguard Tennis Academy blends 12 courts, a Core4 training model, and college placement inside the Belvedere Club campus.

A community-rooted coaching program in Oakville, Oakville Academy of Tennis offers accessible junior and adult pathways outdoors in summer and structured winter squads indoors, led by veteran coaches with a track record of competitive results.

A year-round, club-embedded pathway in North York, Peak Performance Tennis Academy pairs tight progressive ratios with a 36-week national program inside Mayfair West’s 11 indoor courts.

Ottawa’s long-running clay-court hub for juniors, National Tennis School pairs certified coaching with a tennis–study pathway and tournament supervision at Tennis Centre West Ottawa.

Play Tennis Academy is a coach-led Ontario program anchored at Cedar Springs in Burlington for winter training and at Lyndwood Tennis Club in Mississauga in summer, offering clear development pathways and transparent seasonal pricing.

Year‑round West Island academy led by Tennis Canada Level III coach Farhad Zangana, known for small ratios, video analysis, and steady match play across neighborhood venues.

Toronto’s MC Academy of Tennis builds juniors in real club environments, with transparent pricing, Ontario Tennis Association–certified coaches, and weekend Rookie tournaments that turn practice into match play.

A four‑court indoor high‑performance base inside Richmond’s River Club complex, VITA blends serious junior development with accessible community programs and full multi‑sport amenities.