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Love Sport? Love a Challenge? The R SIGNALS Could Be Your Next Move

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25th August 2026 · 1 min read

Love Sport? Love a Challenge? The R SIGNALS Could Be Your Next Move

Last week saw the Royal Corps of Signals Tennis Corps Championships take place at Aldershot Tennis Centre, bringing together Regular and Reserve officers and soldiers from across the Corps for a day of top-class tennis.

Open to all, the championships gave players the chance to showcase their skills, with the added bonus of helping identify talent for the Inter-Corps Army Tennis Winter League 2026/27.

Competitors battled it out across gentlemen's singles, ladies' singles and doubles, with some brilliant tennis and no shortage of competitive spirit on display.

 

And tennis is just one of the many sports on offer in the Corps. Fancy getting involved? This could be your sign to pick up a racket, ball, bat or whatever takes your fancy, and get out there representing the Royal Corps of Signals in the sport that drives you.

Cpl Vincent Price-RLC Phot-R SIGNALS Corps Photographer Cpl Vincent Price-RLC Phot-R SIGNALS Corps Photographer

 Cpl Vincent Price-RLC Phot-R SIGNALS Corps Photographer

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