Custom Tennis Awards and Trophies

Crystal Tennis Trophies

Our tennis awards are cut from optical crystal, the lead-free glass that stays clear rather than yellowing in a sunny clubhouse. Most of the line is a ball-and-sphere design on a weighted base, with circle and rectangle styles for club and division awards. Sizes run from small pieces under five inches up to fifteen-inch championship trophies, with color accents in blue, green, amber, and red.

Tennis clubs hand out fewer awards than team sports but expect each one to hold up on a clubhouse shelf next to twenty years of previous winners, so the pieces here run toward presentation weight rather than volume.

Tennis Champion and Player Awards

The club championship trophy is the one that matters most, and at many clubs it is displayed rather than taken home. Order it larger than the rest of the slate. Below that, tennis recognition follows the draw: singles and doubles winners, finalists, and often a consolation or back-draw champion so more of the field takes something home.

Doubles is the detail people forget. Order in pairs. Handing one trophy to a two-person team at the awards dinner is the kind of thing a club hears about for a year.

Tennis Pro, Coach, and Volunteer Awards

Most clubs recognize their teaching pro and the members who run the leagues, and these awards carry longer engraving than a champion's trophy: a full sentence of thanks rather than a name and a draw. A circle or rectangle crystal piece gives you the room for it. Junior program coaches are worth a piece too, since they are usually the reason the club has a next generation of members.

Club Championships, Leagues, and Ladders

Tennis recognition follows the club calendar rather than a single season, which changes how you order. Ladders and leagues run for months and crown a champion at the end. Member-guest weekends and invitationals are single events that want the year engraved on the piece. Junior draws split by age group and need smaller awards in volume. And many clubs keep a perpetual board on the clubhouse wall so every past champion stays visible, with a new engraved plate added each year.

If your club runs a perpetual board, order the annual plates at the same time as the champion trophies. It saves a second setup and keeps the engraving consistent from year to year.

10 Tennis Award Titles to Hand Out

These are the tennis award ideas clubs ask us to engrave most often:

1. Club Champion, Singles: the headline award of the season.
2. Club Champion, Doubles: ordered in pairs, always.
3. Mixed Doubles Champion: a separate draw at most clubs.
4. Ladder Champion: top of the standings after a season of challenge matches.
5. Junior Champion: by age group for developing players.
6. Member-Guest Winner: event-branded with the year.
7. Most Improved Player: the biggest rating jump at the club.
8. Comeback Player of the Year: back on court after injury or time away.
9. Sportsmanship Award: the member everyone is glad to draw.
10. Pro and Volunteer Appreciation: for the people who run the program.

Free Engraving and Personalization

Engraving is free on every tennis award, with no setup fees. Add the club name, the event, the year, the draw or division, and the player names. Send your club logo and we will lay it in at no charge. We engrave crystal by sandblast for a deep frosted mark and by 3D laser for detail set inside the glass, with a free art proof before anything goes into production.

How to Order

Choose your designs and sizes, send the wording and club logo, and approve the proof we send back. If your championship weekend or awards dinner is set, give us the date up front and ask about rush production. We will confirm the timeline before you commit.

Why Order From FineAwards

We have made recognition awards since 1985, for teams at Lexus, Starbucks, the American Red Cross, and Campbell's. Every tennis award comes with free engraving, a free logo, a free art proof, and free shipping on orders over $400, all backed by our 110% guarantee. Call 1-800-343-3166 and we will help you plan the club's full slate.