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Official page of the Philippine Tennis Association (PHILTA), the national governing body for tennis in the Philippines.

Photos from Philippine Tennis Association - Philta's post 07/08/2026

JULY BOYS' JUNIOR RANKINGS ARE IN!

Here are the latest PHILTA rankings for the Boys’ 12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U divisions.

Congratulations to all our young players. Keep competing, keep learning, and tuloy-tuloy lang ang laro!

View the full rankings here:

12U BOYS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRTT7dDXU5nZ8Fs1M5OXB0P9wOS57Rw6L7Nt9lW0G0ugDNn8sph5NWrpvDeEaEB4A/pubhtml

14U BOYS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRTT7dDXU5nZ8Fs1M5OXB0P9wOS57Rw6L7Nt9lW0G0ugDNn8sph5NWrpvDeEaEB4A/pubhtml =540196838

16U BOYS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRTT7dDXU5nZ8Fs1M5OXB0P9wOS57Rw6L7Nt9lW0G0ugDNn8sph5NWrpvDeEaEB4A/pubhtml =1689336408

18U BOYS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRTT7dDXU5nZ8Fs1M5OXB0P9wOS57Rw6L7Nt9lW0G0ugDNn8sph5NWrpvDeEaEB4A/pubhtml =1250287976

07/08/2026

Doubles run ends, but Alex is right back on court tomorrow.

Alex Eala and Venus Williams bow out of the National Bank Open women’s doubles after facing Liudmila Samsonova and Miyu Kato in the Round of 32.

No long wait for Alex. She returns to Center Court tomorrow for her singles Round of 32 match against Caty McNally.

07/08/2026

A little reminder for everyone watching from the stands. 🎾

Support the players, respect the rallies, and keep the energy positive from first serve to match point. Let’s enjoy the tennis and give every player the focus they deserve.

06/08/2026

“Hopefully, these WTA tournaments in Manila can be that for the Filipinas and Filipinos too.”

For Alex Eala, having a WTA tournament at home meant giving young Filipino players the chance to see world-class tennis up close and imagine themselves on that same stage someday.

And that’s the kind of tennis community we want to keep building together.

If you’re part of a tennis club, academy, organization, or community, connect with PHILTA. It helps us get to know more tennis communities across the country and explore opportunities to bring tournaments, camps, clinics, grassroots programs, and other activities closer to more players.

Club registration:
https://forms.gle/HY9TWSGyH3S1UYHp6

🎥 Video credit: Tennis Canada / National Bank Open

06/08/2026

Alex Eala in 48 hours:

Philippine tennis sensation Alex Eala talks about the whirlwind of activities she's experienced over the last 48 hours, from winning the Mubadala DC Open in Washington DC, to posing for the champion's photoshoot, traveling to Canada, securing her first win in Toronto, and looking forward to playing doubles with Venus Williams tomorrow.

Photos from Philippine Tennis Association - Philta's post 06/08/2026

Ramdam ang Pinoy support, saan man ang laban.

From Washington, D.C. to Toronto, the Filipino crowd continues to show up for Alex Eala.

And Alex never forgets to show them some love back. ❤️

Video credits: Premiere Sports 2 / Blast TV app

Photos from Philippine Tennis Association - Philta's post 06/08/2026

Turnaround in Toronto: Eala secures first-ever win in Canada

Despite a quick turnaround from a title run in Washington DC, Filipina tennis sensation Alex Eala secured her maiden win in Canada, topping American Alycia Parks at the National Bank Open in Toronto, 6-1 4-6 6-2.

There was no sign of wear and tear on the young Filipina, who played her opening match with Parks just a day after arriving in Toronto, and two days since winning the Mubadala DC Open title in the US.

Eala quickly strung five straight games from 1-1 in the opening frame, breaking Parks twice before comfortably serving out the set on her third set point, 6-1.

Parks lifted her game in the second set, leading most of the way then converting on her one earned break point to secure it, 6-4.

The 21-year-old Filipina, true to her penchant since the DC Open for closing out final sets quickly, opened the decider with a break. She then broke Parks two more times against a single break of serve from the American to take the set and match, 6-2.

The full-capacity crowd on Centre Court, which the tournament director himself said was sold out because of Eala, roared in appreciation of the Filipina's win.

Eala was greatly touched and obviously energized by the reception, as she thanked everyone during her on-court interview and expressed how pleased she was to represent the Philippine flag.

"I am eternally grateful. I mean, I just came off Washington, so I really feel like this is a celebration. And alam niyo, mga kababayan, linggo-linggo ko kayo nakikita. Sinusuportahan ako. Linggo-linggo ko nakikita kung gaano niyo kamahal ang kapwa nyo Pinoy. Kaya proud na proud na proud na proud ako rin maging Pinoy," she said.

"Maraming salamat, mga kababayan. Thank you to everyone who is here tonight. Thank you to everyone who's supporting tennis and creating atmospheres like this. It's really the pleasure of my life to experience these things."

Eala has now strung together six straight match wins since Washington. Tomorrow, she will take her skills to the doubles event when she teams up with tennis legend Venus Williams against the pairing of Liudmila Samsonova and Miyu Kato.

Next in singles, Eala will face Caty McNally, who defeated Wimbledon champion Linda Noskova.

Eala's matches are available on BlastTV and Premier Sports 2, as well as on the WTA TV app.

(Photos from Dyan Castillejo)
(Screenshot of Eala and Parks from National Bank Open)
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