About Tennis Cook Islands
Tennis Cook Islands is the national body for tennis in the Cook Islands. We support the growth of tennis across our islands through community participation, junior development, local events, competitions and pathways for players to represent the Cook Islands.
Tennis has a long history in the Cook Islands, with the first recorded match at the Rarotonga Tennis Club in Takuvaine in 1924. Since then, the sport has continued to grow through the work of volunteers, players, families, coaches and supporters who have helped keep tennis active in our community. Today, much of our tennis activity is based in Rarotonga, including at the National Tennis Centre in Nikao. Our courts and programmes support players of all ages and abilities, from beginners and social players through to competitive athletes representing the Cook Islands locally and overseas. Tennis Cook Islands is led by a volunteer Executive Committee.
Our role is to support good governance, fair opportunities, player development and the continued growth of tennis in the Cook Islands.
