PLTA launches Ali Embroidery Mills High-Performance Tennis Camp
The Punjab Lawn Tennis Association has launched a high-performance training camp in Lahore to develop local tennis talent. The program provides intensive coaching and fitness training to over 28 junior and senior players.
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LAHORE - The Punjab Lawn Tennis Association (PLTA) has officially launched the Ali Embroidery Mills High-Performance Tennis Training Camp 2026 at the Punjab Tennis Academy, Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore, with the aim of nurturing the province's most promising tennis talent. The month-long elite training programme, which began on July 20, will continue until August 20, 2026, bringing together more than 28 of Punjab's leading junior and senior players for intensive technical, tactical and physical development. The selected players include Ahtesham Humayun, Asad Zaman, Hamza Ali Rizwan, Abdullah Pirzada, Abdul Rehman, Mustafa Zia, Hadi Ali Rizwan and Zaroon Yaqoob in the men's category, while the women's lineup features Hajra Sohail, Bismel Zia, Khadija Khalil, Eesha Rabbi, Shahnoor Umer, Shahreen Umer, Eman Shahbaz, Aiman Rehan, Aleezay Maryam, Hafsa Rana and Wajeeha Fatima.
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