Former Wimbledon semi-finalist Tim Henman and host of Channel 4’s “The Last Leg”, comedian Adam Hills will be joining us at this year’s 24 Hour Tennis Marathon.

The annual fundraiser supports our mission of making tennis accessible to everyone, particularly those who don’t typically get a chance to play. The event provides participants with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play at the prestigious National Tennis Centre while interacting with the biggest names in British tennis and learning about the value of inclusion. 

This year three players will take on the challenge of playing continuously for 24 hours, GB blind tennis player Tracy Compton, doubles specialist Jonny O’Mara and former British No.1 Katie O’Brien. The trio will be joined by more than 20 GB Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup players, Special Olympian Lily Mills, deaf tennis star Esah Hayat and wheelchair players Thomas Dodds and Daniel Wilson. Adults and children with Down’s Syndrome and learning difficulties from the charity’s “I Play 30” programme will also take part.

If you want to learn more please visit our event page.