Ligue Grand Est de tennis

Ligue Grand Est de tennis is the regional tennis league serving the Grand Est region of France, covering Alsace, Champagne, and Lorraine. Based in Strasbourg, it operates as part of the Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT) network and serves as the governing and development body for tennis clubs, players, and competitions across the three former regions.

The league organises a broad range of competitive structures, including ATP and WTA tournaments, ITF events, and regional youth circuits such as the Grand Prix Régional Jeunes. It also supports padel, which has grown steadily within the league's framework since coming under the FFT in 2014. Coaching and instructor training programmes are available, alongside referee development pathways.

A notable focus of the league is accessibility and inclusion. The "De la cour au court" initiative works with schools from nursery level through to secondary education, bringing tennis into schoolyards in partnership with the French Ministry of Education. The league also actively supports adapted tennis for players with mental disabilities, offering clubs structured guidance, dedicated licences, and financial support to help them open their doors to a wider range of participants.