Connect with us

Tennis

Lagos Set for Women’s Tennis Festival as 2026 Amazons Tournament Draws Over 120 Players in Record Time

Lagos hosts the 2026 Amazons Tennis Tournament on March 28 at Lagos Lawn Tennis Club — over 120 women from 25+ clubs register in record 10 days, making it Nigeria’s largest women’s recreational tennis event. Full details on the festival celebrating women and sport.

Nigerian women's tennis action on court (Nigeria Tennis Live)

Lagos is gearing up for a major celebration of women’s tennis as the second edition of the Amazons Tennis Tournament has shattered records with over 120 players registering in just 10 days, making it the largest women’s recreational tennis event in Nigeria and potentially across Africa.

The tournament, organized to empower women through sport, wellness, and community, is scheduled for Saturday, March 28, 2026, at the historic Lagos Lawn Tennis Club (established 1895) in Onikan, Lagos. Entry is free for spectators, with the event starting at 9:00 AM or 10:00 AM (depending on final schedule announcements).

Sarah Adegoke: Last Nigerian Female To Play Lagos Open Final – Nigeria Tennis Live

Players from more than 25 recreational tennis clubs across Lagos will compete for individual honours and club pride in various categories. The rapid sell-out of registrations highlights the growing popularity of women’s recreational tennis in the country.

Key Highlights and Vision

  • Largest women’s recreational tennis tournament in Nigeria/Africa
  • Participants from over 25 clubs
  • Focus on celebration of women, empowerment, wellness, and competitive excellence
  • Organizers aim to elevate the event to global status with future rankings and international appeal

The maiden edition was a resounding success, and this year’s record turnout underscores the increasing interest and participation in women’s tennis at the grassroots level.

Meet Nwajiagah Omeruo, The Last Amazon Standing

Excitement is building within the tennis community, with calls for spectators to come out and support the Amazons on March 28. The event promises a full day of exciting matches, community vibes, and inspiration.

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

More in Tennis