IC of GB to host the IC U16 Junior Challenge Worldwide Finals on the Championship courts at The All England Lawn Tennis Club in July 2014.

Open to all 40 ICs around the world, the U16 Junior Challenge is the IC Council’s premier junior event.

The 2014 worldwide finals are proudly sponsored by Compass Group and will feature representative teams from the host nation Great Britain and the ICs of Italy, Japan, South Africa, Argentina and the USA Read more...

LIFE’S A BALL
The IC of Italy and IC of Mexico were this year’s guests during the build up to The Championships, Wimbledon. The touring teams enjoyed the wonderful surroundings of The Edgbaston Priory Club, St George’s Hill and The Hurlingham as they played three matches against various IC of GB teams.

There were many highlights throughout the series of organised events and both teams commented on how much they enjoyed attending the IC Ball at The Dorchester, the IC Reception, Exhibition Match and Garden Party at The Hurlingham Read more...

CAMBRIDGE GET THE BLUES
Result: IC of GB 9  – 3 University of Cambridge (Men)
Event Date: Saturday 31^st May 2014

The IC of GB men beat a youthful Cambridge University team 9 – 3 at Fenner’s Sports Ground, Cambridge. The fixture started with doubles at 11am on hard courts (due to rain overnight) with a closely contested first round - the IC managed to win two of the three matches in third set tie-breaks, as well as a straight sets win at third pair. Once the courts had dried the match switched to grass in the afternoon for singles and another round of doubles. With 4 wins and 2 losses in the singles, the IC team took an unassailable 7 - 2 lead ahead of the final round of doubles before closing out a 9 - 3 victory. Read more...

5^th PLACE FINISH OVERALL…
Results: IC of GB vs IC of Italy lost 5-0; vs Spain B won 5-0; vs IC of Belgium won 5-0
Event Dates: Friday 30^th May – Sunday 1^st June 2014

The IC of GB once again faced the eventual champions in the first round of the Potter Cup, held at the Real Club de Polo de Barcelona. Last year it was Spain, and this year it was Italy who thwarted the Brits chances of progressing deeper into the tournament. A tough 5-0 loss to a very strong Italian team meant the best place the Brits could finish was 5^thplace overall. Read more...