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Tennis

Tennis is a racket sport played on a rectangular court where players hit a ball over a net in singles or doubles competition.

Previously referred to as lawn tennis, tennis became a popular sport within Australia by the mid-1870s.

The Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia was formed in 1904 to oversee tennis in six Australian states and New Zealand. 1, 3, 4

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Evolution:

  • The Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia [1904-1926]
  • Lawn Tennis Association of Australia [1926-2007]
  • Tennis Australia [1986-]

Participation

A Wheelchair Tennis player hitting the ball

An estimated 1,118,000 Australians [aged 15+] participated in tennis at least once in 2025. 2

A tennis racket and tennis ball

An estimated 187,000 Australian children [aged 0-14] participated in tennis at least once in 2025. 2

A person serving in tennis

An estimated 469,000 Australian women and 648,000 men [aged 15+] participated in tennis at least once in 2025. 2

Explore further participation statistics for tennis through the AusPlay online portal., opens in a new tab

Governing body

Tennis Australia, opens in a new tab is the organisation recognised by governments at all levels as the national controlling body for the sport of tennis in Australia.

History

The Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia was formed in 1904 to oversee tennis in the six Australian states and New Zealand. Its establishment enabled Australasia to compete in the Davis Cup and host the Australasian Championships, which later became the Australian Open.

In 1926, the organisation became the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia. Tennis Australia was adopted as its trading name in 1986 and became the organisation's official name in 2007. 1, 3, 4, 5  

Documents

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REFERENCES
  1. Fast facts, opens in a new tab, Australian Open, (accessed 9 January 2026).
  2. AusPlay Data Portal: Participation by activity, opens in a new tab, Australian Sports Commission, (accessed 15 May 2026).
  3. A History of Australian Tennis, opens in a new tab, Google Arts & Culture/Tennis Australia, (accessed 9 January 2026).
  4. Occasional Paper 177: Australia’s First Tennis Match, opens in a new tab, Naval Historical Society of Australia, (1 January 2024).
  5. Annual Reports, Tennis Australia.

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