| Oceania Tennis Federation | |
| Abbrev: | (OTF) |
| Logosize: | 130px |
| Sport: | Tennis |
| Jurisdiction: | Regional |
| Founded: | 1993 |
| Aff: | International Tennis Federation |
| Affdate: | 1993 |
| President: | Cyrille MAINGUY (Vanuatu)[1] |
| Chiefexec: | David Smith (New Zealand) & Richard Breen (Fiji)) |
| Board: | Bruce Osborne (Australia), Davina Hosking (Cook Islands), Torgun Smith (Guam), Florence Wasko (American Samoa), Barbara Stubbings (Papua New Guinea), Vicky Reid (Australia), Terri-Ann Scorer (New Zealand), Gary Purcell (ITF Development Officer – Pacific Oceania) |
| Sponsor: | [2] |
| Url: | www.oceaniatennis.com |
Oceania Tennis Federation (OTF) is the regional governing body of tennis in Oceania. It was formed as a regional association of International Tennis Federation in 1993 with seven member nations to foster the development of tennis in the Oceania region specially main focus on small island nations (territories/dependencies) and Papua New Guinea as the structure of tennis in both Australia and New Zealand was already well developed. The organisation started with seven members now have twenty one countries in its members list.
Oceania Tennis Federation has 20 full-time member nations and one New Caledonia associate member. This is an alphabetically ordered list of full members of OTF:[3]
| Country | Association | Headquarter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| American Samoa Tennis Association | Pago Pago | ||
| Melbourne | |||
| Cook Islands Tennis | Rarotonga | ||
| Fiji Tennis Association | Lautoka | ||
| Guam National Tennis Federation | Agana | ||
| Kiribati Tennis Association | |||
| Micronesia Tennis Association | |||
| Nauru Tennis Association | |||
| Ligue Caledonienne de Tennis (Associate member's) | Nouméa | ||
| Norfolk Islands Tennis Association | Kingston | ||
| Northern Mariana Islands Tennis Association | Saipan | ||
| Palau Tennis Federation | |||
| Papua New Guinea Lawn Tennis Association | Port Moresby | ||
| Samoa Tennis Association | Apia | ||
| Solomon Islands Tennis Association | Honiara | ||
| Tahitian Tennis Federation | Papeete | ||
| Tonga Tennis Association | Nuku Alofa | ||
| Tuvalu Tennis Association | Funafuti | ||
| Vanuatu Tennis Federation | Port Vila |
In 1994 OTF President Geoff Pollard initiated a program allowing more children to play tennis at school level; OTF player development and marketing consultant Barry McMillan reached to ANZ Banking Group with this scheme for financial support. ANZ group agreed to this deal to sponsor a tennis in schools program in Pacific Island nations.[4]