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Congrats to our Wheelchair Tennis Champions!

Kent Tennis
Sep 28
1 min read

Updated: Oct 1

A brilliant day of wheelchair tennis at the Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre, with players showcasing incredible skill, determination and competitive spirit on court.


We started the morning with the Singles event of this year's Wheelchair Tennis Championships, organised jointly with Essex Tennis.

Five smiling wheelchair tennis players wearing medals sit in a bright indoor lounge near a vending machine and windows during the Kent & Essex Wheelchair Tennis Championships.

During lunchbreak, we held a Wheelchair Tennis and Para Standing Tennis Try-out session to introduce people interested in the sport. The afternoon continued with the Doubles competitions.


Congratulations to our finalists:

Five smiling adults stand indoors with medals and trophies, posing against a plain wall after the Kent & Essex Wheelchair Tennis Championships presentation.

Singles winner: Jack Wells

Runner up: Tony Quinn

Smiling group of six, including two wheelchair athletes, pose indoors with medals and trophies after the Kent & Essex Wheelchair Tennis Championships.

Doubles winners: Jack Wells & Mark Pengelly

Runners up: Ellen & Tony Quinn 


A big thank you to everyone who joined and to the Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre for hosting! We look forward to seeing you all next year.

Wheelchair tennis lesson indoors, a coach and four players in sports wheelchairs listen on a green court with tennis balls nearby.
Smiling man and woman in sports wheelchairs with medals in an indoor gym hallway beside a fenced court at the Kent & Essex Wheelchair Tennis County Championships.

Two smiling men in wheelchairs wear medals in a sports hall, with benches and vending machines behind them at the Kent & Essex Wheelchair Tennis County Championships.

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