After two years of hard work and dedication over 1,600 A Level, Vocational Diploma and T Level students collected their results in August. With almost 1,000 students leaving College having secured entry to their first-choice university, this year is the culmination of their efforts and diligence, supported through the care, expertise and dedication of our excellent staff.
What can I expect?
In conjunction with Truro Tennis Club, players from Truro College have the opportunity to receive professional coaching. Coaching will include individual racket skills, drills and preparation for match play. Sessions will take place at both the College and Truro Tennis Club. At Penwith, players have the opportunity to receive professional coaching in conjunction with Penzance Tennis Club. Coaching includes individual racket skills, drills and preparation for match play, and sessions take place at Penzance Tennis Club.
All Academy players will receive additional support and advice on strength and conditioning and gain access to our extensive fitness facilities. We play in the Association of Colleges (AoC) Sport tournaments, with the opportunity to qualify for the AoC National finals and a range of county and regional tournaments as well as competing in the LTA U19 Southwest league.
NB. Sessions take place at Truro Tennis Club, so you will need to make your own way there.
Honours
2013 – BCS National Championships. Alex Wright (men’s singles), Chris Peters and Kayleigh Brockett (mixed doubles), Julia Hoskin and Scarlett Bringuenti Bennett (women’s doubles).
2014 – AoC National Finals. Amy Johns (women’s singles), Ben Lakeman and Scarlett Bringuenti-Bennett (mixed doubles).
2015 – AoC National Finals. Ben Vulliamy and Ben Lakeman (men’s doubles), Amy Johns and Nick Peters (mixed doubles).
2022 – Morwenna Tonkin and Holly Drew, Silver at AOC National Finals.