Welcome to UBC Recreation Tennis!
Our Mission: By offering comprehensive tennis programming from a professional staff we will strive to be leaders in the Lower Mainland public tennis community. We will provide the facility, instruction and service required for people of all ages and all levels of playing ability to improve their skills and enjoy their tennis experience.
We invite all Vancouver tennis players to come experience the UBC Tennis Centre – the only public indoor tennis facility in Vancouver
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CLOSED/CANCELLED: All Sport Facilities, Programs, & Camps through May 30
UBC Athletics & Recreation will continue to close its facilities indefinitely and all programs are suspended through May 30, 2020 as precautionary measures against COVID-19.
This shutdown will continue to apply to all varsity sports, recreation and public use.
The following facilities are closed for all activities, including rentals:
- Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre
- John M.S. Lecky UBC Boathouse
- Student Recreation Centre
- ARC & BirdCoop Fitness Centres & Studios
- UBC Aquatic Centre
- UBC Tennis Centre
- UBC Baseball Rose Indoor Training Centre & Baseball Stadium
- Thunderbird Park
- War Memorial Gymnasium
- Gerald McGavin Rugby Pavilion
SRC, ARC, & Aquatic Centre Locker Rentals
Arrangements are currently being made to provide access to lockers for the retrieval of items. An email will be sent to communicate dates and times available for access.
Credits & Refunds for Cancelled Programs & Memberships
UBC Athletics & Recreation is also reviewing refunds and credits to anyone registered for classes, memberships, and rentals during this period. Communication about refunds and credits will be communicated to affected individuals via email.
UBC Athletics & Recreation will continue to monitor the situation and follow the guidance of health authorities to ensure appropriate procedures are in place to protect all involved in our community. Members and guests will be informed of updates to our operations as soon as they become available.
We recognize this decision may disappoint some of our community and we look forward to re-opening our facilities and seeing all of you again as soon as possible.
UBC Recreation Program Suspension/Cancellations for March 14-29 Due to COVID-19 Concerns
Dear members, students, faculty, staff, and community;
Due to the current conditions with COVID-19, UBC Recreation and UBC Camps are suspending programs beginning March 14 through March 29. While the Public Health Agency of Canada continues to assess the risk as low for Canada, we seek to minimize transmission in the community by limiting close contact with others at this time. In addition, in accordance with a recommendation from Provincial Medical Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry, the BC Centre for Disease Control, Ministry of Health and Vancouver Coastal Health, the university is cancelling all on-campus and off-campus events with more than 250 people.
Programs suspended or cancelled are:
- Storm the Wall & Storm the Wall Community Festival
- All spring break camps from March 16-20 and March 23-27 (are all cancelled)
- Aquatic lessons, certifications, & classes
- Baseball lessons & programs
- Fitness & classes – registered classes & membership-based classes (yoga & pilates, spin, boot camps, etc.)
- Ice – skating & hockey lessons, Thunderbird Adult Hockey League
- Intramural programs – league sports, Storm the Wall, Hall of Fame
- Rowing – community rowing programs & lessons
- Tennis – lessons & programs
Additionally, there will be some adjustments for access to fitness centres, pool, and gymnasiums. We understand that fitness and sports provide a much-needed outlet during stressful times like this which is why our recreational and fitness facilities remain open while providing a safe, healthy environment. The following facilities will be available for drop-in activities with adjustments to manage possible risks:
- Aquatics Centre (steam room & sauna closed)
- ARC & BirdCoop Fitness Centres (and associated fitness studios)
- Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre for public skating & stick & puck
- SRC drop-in sports (volleyball, basketball, badminton)
UBC Recreation will continue to monitor the situation and adjust programs and facility access based on risks. In the meantime, members and guests will be informed of updates as soon as they become available.
For updates on the status of all recreation programming and activities please visit here.
For information on how UBC continues to monitor the development of the situation, including resources, click here.
We thank everyone for their participation and support of UBC Recreation. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing you on a future visit.
UBC Recreation
Tennis Talk – March 2020
Seventeen-year-old Canadian Leylah Annie Fernandez has officially made her presence known on the international tennis stage.
At the 2020 Australian Open, Fernandez cruised through the qualifying round without dropping a set to become Canada’s lone representative in the women’s singles draw.
Since then, Fernandez defeated then world No. 5 Belinda Bencic at a Fed Cup qualifier, reaching her first WTA final in Acapulco (losing in three sets to world No. 49 Heather Watson), and stunned former world No. 3 and 2017 US Open Champion Sloane Stephens to reach the quarterfinals in Monterrey last week.
We also can’t forget her doubles title last summer in Gatineau with our very own Rebecca Marino!
The Montreal teenager is now the second-highest ranked Canadian woman at a career-high No. 118, behind the injured No. 6 Bianca Andreescu, and we can’t wait to cheer on another Canadian making waves in the tennis world.
By Aneesa Heatherington
Spring & Summer Programs 2020
Get ready for Spring & Summer programs! Registration is now open!
Get Ready for our New Registration System
UBC Recreation is introducing a new registration system beginning with its 2020 spring & summer programs. The new system helps to provide an improved online process for registration and includes integration with the UBC CWL. Find out more about what steps you can take to get ready for this change.
Registration for spring and summer programs will be available beginning at 12:00 PM on March 2, 2020.