Sir Andy Murray After a tremendous year of record breaking accomplishments, Andy Murray has become Britain's youngest Knight of modern times. At the age of 29, and already an OBE, he is the first tennis player to be knighted. He was honoured for his contribution to tennis, as well as for his charity work as an ambassador for; Unicef, Malaria No More, the World Wide Fund for Nature, and the Duke of Cambridge's United for Wildlife initiative. It is an honour to have such a successful and inspirational person as an IC of GB Member, and we hope that his endeavours both on and off the court continue into 2017. Photo Credits: Paul Zimmer Previous Article IC Council 2016 Round-up Next Article Paul Hutchins is awarded an MBE
Winterbotham IC Junior Series Winterbotham IC Junior Series Press Release - 22nd May 2018 - Record numbers of junior tennis players compete at Baha Mar
Gabriela Sabatini Accepts 2017 CQS Jean Borotra Award Gabriela Sabatini Accepts 2017 CQS Jean Borotra Award The Council of International Lawn Tennis Club is delighted to award the 2017 CQS Jean Borotra IC Sportsmanship Award to Gabriela Sabatini.
Winterbotham Trust sponsor new Bahamas IC Junior Tennis Series Winterbotham Trust sponsor new Bahamas IC Junior Tennis Series The IC of The Bahamas is to stage a series of five weekend tournaments in The Bahamas throughout 2018
IC's Helena Sukova and Michael Stich inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame IC's Helena Sukova and Michael Stich inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame We are delighted to report that Helena Sukova, IC of Czech Republic and Michael Stich, IC of Germany have been elected to receive tennis’ top honor this summer
Congratulations Roger Federer and Caroline Wozniacki Congratulations Roger Federer and Caroline Wozniacki History has once again been re-written, and this time by two formidable IC tennis players