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France wins European Tennis Trophy

France has won the 2010 European Tennis Trophy for Overall Performance, as well as the Junior Tennis crown, Tennis Europe has announced. Other winners include Russia (Professional Tennis), Germany (Seniors Tennis) and Netherlands (Wheelchair Tennis). Click here for full information.

Tennis Europe News: December Issue

The latest edition of Tennis Europe's regular newsletter is now online. This month; Serbia celebrates a first Davis Cup title, interviews with Igor Andreev and ITF/Tennis Europe Development Officer Hrvoje Zmajic, a review of the year on the ITF Pro Circuits in Europe, and all the usual news from the Tennis Europe Junior Tour, European results and rankings. Click here to download your copy.

Tennis Europe & HEAD Renew Partnership

Tennis Europe has announced an extension to the existing partnership with HEAD Racquet Sports. Click here to read the press release.

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings

Players are advised that as of 30th November, the previously announced changes to the ranking system have gone into effect. For more details, click here. Don't forget, you can already renew your IPIN membership for 2011! Accounts renewed during the last two months of 2010 will be valid until the end of 2011.

Junior Tour Players of the Year powered by Polar

European Junior Champion and runaway #1 Gianluigi Quinzi of Italy (pictured) is amongst the players honoured with 2010 Player of the Year powered by Polar titles, given to the top three boys and girls aged 14 and 16 & Under. Click here to find out who else will follow in the footsteps of former recipients Novak Djokovic and Kim Clijsters.

Tennis Europe Junior Masters

The top eight European boys and girls aged 14 and 16 & Under gathered in Napoli recently for the season ending Masters tournament, with wins for players from Britain, Russia, Spain and Romania. Click below for all the results and profiles of the 32 future stars in action.

European Beach Tennis Championships

Italian teams once again led the way at the fourth annual European Beach Tennis Championships where they accounted for the men's, women's and mixed doubles titles. Many of the world's best players were amongst the 50 teams in action at the event, with some familiar names from the professional tennis circuits also making an appearance.

Click here for a full report and all the draws and results from Antalya.

European Summer Cups

Hungary, Italy and double-winners Russia and France are the new champions of the European Summer Cups! Over 160 national teams took part across the three age categories, with places at the ITF World Junior Tennis and Junior Davis & Fed Cup by BNP Paribas finals also at stake for the Under 14s and 16s. All the news and results can be found here.

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Check Out the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Photo Gallery!

Visit our galleries of the latest images from Tennis Europe Junior Tour events! Some 5,000 on and off-court images of the Tour's players are now online in individual galleries from many of the top events of the season. Recent additions include Hasselt, Cologne, El Prat and the European Junior Championships.

Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by HEAD

France overcame a stern test from Russia to win the boys' event, while the Russian girls went one better, upsetting defending champions Ukraine to win the girls' title for a second time.

Click here for all the news, results and photos.

European Junior Championships

New champions have been crowned in Pilzen, Moscow and Klosters as the Tennis Europe Junior Tour's most prestigious event - the European Junior Championships - drew to a close. Reports from all three venues, plus photos and full results can be found here.

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