Road tennis is the fastest-growing racquet sport you've never played — all you need is a paddle, a low net, and a stretch of asphalt.
Scored like tennis, played with wooden paddles and a tennis ball on a compact court. Rallies are fast, reflexes matter, and anyone can pick it up in an afternoon.
A road tennis court is a fraction of a tennis court — chalk or tape on asphalt and an 8-inch net. That's why it thrives on streets, playgrounds and gym floors.
Invented in 1930s Barbados, road tennis is a national treasure in the Caribbean. GRT is bringing it to schools and communities across North America.
Singles & doubles brackets. All skill levels welcome.
Inter-school league finals for Ontario phys-ed programs.
Gym-floor showdown. Spectators free.
Ophea-recognized programming, equipment kits, and lesson plans built for Ontario's physical education curriculum.
For educatorsOur coaching certification pathway takes you from first paddle to running your own community program.
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