Leylah Annie Fernandez, Photo: Tennis Canada/Joe Ng
Team Canada (#6 ranked) will battle their counterparts from Belgium (#14 ranked) in the upcoming 2023 Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge Qualifiers at the Pacific Coliseum from April 14-15. They will battle for a berth in the 2023 World Cup of Women’s Tennis Finals.
It’s the second year in a row for Vancouver as a host venue for the top-level women’s tennis competition. Canada’s most recent home tie was against Latvia in Vancouver last April where they emerged as 4-0 winners.
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