Ghanaian Junior Stars Gwendolyn Duvor Klu and Jeff Frimpong Shine in Accra
September 4, 2026

One of the major changes this year is the introduction of a round-robin format. Players have been divided into eight groups of four, with each group winner advancing to the single-elimination quarterfinals. This format guarantees every player a minimum of three matches, providing valuable competitive experience and more opportunities for young athletes to develop.

For four weeks, the Ace National Tennis Camp was ongoing in Accra. 60 select juniors in the 10 & Under and 14 & Under categories were put through drills and various match simulations to prepare them for the future. The camp featured 8 local coaches and 1 guest ATP coach from Romania. Tennis is a sport built on a foundation of precision, discipline, and relentless drive. For young athletes eager to elevate their game, the right developmental environment changes everything. Across Ghana, the intersection of historic sporting venues and visionary program management is creating unprecedented opportunities for junior players.
Summer Volunteer Opportunities in Ghana is an offshoot organization of Tennis Foundation Ghana. Tennis Foundation Ghana is a not for Profit Organization that works closely with the Ghana Tennis Federation in providing training and competition Opportunities for Children in Ghana. All Volunteer Work will be done in Accra, the Ghanaian Capital.