Ivanhoe Edge Tennis is an elite, high-performance development pathway for student-athletes who want to sharpen their technique, elevate their game, and compete at the highest level.
The Tennis Program provides a complete development pathway for players aiming for club success, state rankings, or personal excellence. Students train on upgraded courts across both campuses with Tennis Australia-qualified coaches, focusing on technique, tactics, and match play supported by video analysis. Strength and conditioning programs build speed, power, and resilience, while recovery and performance support ensure long-term progression. Beyond results, the program fosters focus, discipline, and confidence – preparing athletes to succeed on court and in life.
Session times vary throughout the year based on demand, coach availability and program requirements. Activities are offered before and after school where possible.
For the latest timetable, please visit Ivanhoe Connect or contact the Edge team at edge@ivanhoe.com.au for more information.
View the current costs and fee structure on Ivanhoe Connect here.
Ivanhoe Edge follows the Ivanhoe Grammar School term dates and holidays. School holiday programs run during the term breaks.
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Term 4
Please note: There are no lessons on public holidays.
Where aspiring players refine their game, strengthen their mindset and reach their potential.
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If you would like to find out more about Ivanhoe Edge, please do not hesitate to email Head of Ivanhoe Edge, Michelle van Beek at edge@ivanhoe.com.au or visit Ivanhoe Connect for a downloadable enrolment form and more information.
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