Pete Borkowski is the Coordinator of Digital Content for Tennis Canada. With a focus on national tennis news in Canada, Pete covers a wide range of topics including tournament updates, player performances, and previews of upcoming matches. He provides insightful analysis and engaging content for tennis enthusiasts across the country.
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Pete Borkowski's articles predominantly cover tennis events, especially those involving Canadian players. He focuses on providing event coverage related to various tennis tournaments and competitions with a specific focus on Canada's participation.
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Canadian tennis fans may be used to seeing the name “Fernandez” in their news feeds. The name Bianca too.
Denis Shapovalov had some déjà-vu in Madrid on Sunday as his campaign came to an end at the hands of Alexander Zverev for the second time in five appearances for the Canadian in the Spanish capital.
It has been a while since Félix Auger-Aliassime has looked as good as he has in Madrid.
In April on the ITF Masters Tour, Robert Oleksiuk and Gilbert A. White led the way for the Canadians by both scoring multiple titles across the ocean.
By: Pete Borkowski
Felix Auger-Aliassime came up just short in his first Masters 1000 final, losing to Andrey Rublev in three tight sets.
It has been a tough run for Félix Auger-Aliassime but after a brilliant result in Madrid, there is reason for optimism that the Canadian No. 1 is turning a corner heading into Rome.
The ITF Junior Tour landed in Canada last month, with Nicolas Arseneault and Emma Dong cleaning up on home soil by each winning multiple titles.
Félix Auger-Aliassime dug deep to battle past Botic van de Zandschulp and finally earn a win for the Canadians in singles in Rome on Saturday.
For the first time in 2024, Eugenie Bouchard was competing in a professional tennis event on the ITF tour last week.
April was a very good month on the ITF Wheelchair Tennis Tour for the Canadians, especially Thomas Venos.
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