26 Tennis Coloring Pages (Free Printables)

Get ready to swing into fun with this exciting collection of tennis coloring pages! These free printable coloring sheets feature everything from action-packed tennis matches to adorable kids learning how to play. Whether you’re a fan of the sport or just love energetic scenes, these tennis coloring sheets are a great way for kids to learn about sports while getting creative.

You’ll find tennis players in all kinds of scenes—smashing serves, rallying with friends, and even cartoon animals holding rackets! Whether you’re looking for something simple for younger kids or more detailed pages for older children or adults, there’s something here for everyone. These coloring pages are great for keeping kids busy on rainy days or for adding fun to a tennis-themed party or classroom activity.

How to Use These Printable Tennis Coloring Sheets

To use any of these tennis coloring pages, just click on the image you like best. A PDF will open in a new tab, and from there, you can download or print the sheet for free. These printable PDF files are designed to fit standard US letter paper but will also print perfectly on A4 paper sizes. You can even upload them to your iPad or tablet and color them digitally if you prefer.

Now, let’s jump into some super fun things you can do with these tennis coloring pages once they’re all colored in!

Fun Things To Do With Your Tennis Coloring Pages

Make a Tennis Player Trading Card

After coloring your favorite tennis player from the printable sheets, cut them out and glue them onto a piece of cardstock. Add their “stats” on the back—like favorite color, best tennis move, or even make up a funny player nickname! Laminate them or cover with clear tape to make them last longer. This is a fun project for a class or group of friends, and you can even trade your custom cards!

Create a Tennis-Themed Storybook

Use 5 to 10 of your finished coloring pages to create your very own tennis story. Staple the pages together, and on each one, write a few sentences about what’s happening in the scene. Maybe the player is practicing for a big match, or maybe they’re a new student learning the basics! This is a great activity to mix writing with creativity, and it’s perfect for school projects too.

Design a Mini Tennis Poster

Pick your favorite coloring page and turn it into a mini poster. Add a fun quote like “Game, Set, Match!” or “I Love Tennis!” Use markers, stickers, and glitter to jazz it up. Hang it on your wall, locker, or classroom bulletin board to show off your tennis love.

DIY Tennis Game Board

Use a printable tennis coloring sheet as the center of a homemade board game. Around the edges, draw boxes that say things like “Serve Again,” “Double Fault—Go Back 2 Spaces,” or “Win a Point—Move Forward!” Use dice and small toys as game pieces, and you’ve got a tennis board game the whole family can play.

Turn It Into a Puzzle

After coloring a tennis coloring sheet, glue it to a piece of cardboard or cardstock. Cut it into simple puzzle shapes—about 6-10 pieces for little kids, or more for older ones. Then challenge your child or a friend to put it back together. You can even store them in labeled sandwich bags to use again and again.

Make a Tennis Birthday Banner

Planning a tennis-themed birthday party? Use several of the printable coloring pages to make a banner! Have kids color them in, cut out the best parts, and string them together on yarn or ribbon. Each one can say something like “Happy,” “Birthday,” “Ace!” or even the name of the birthday kid. Hang it across a doorway or wall to decorate.

Design a Tennis Medal

After coloring a page with a player winning a match, use it to create a pretend medal! Cut out a circle around the winning player, glue it onto a paper plate, and decorate it with foil, glitter, and ribbon. Kids can wear their homemade medals around their necks after their own mini tennis tournaments.

Craft a Pop-Up Tennis Court

Choose a printable tennis coloring sheet that shows a court. After coloring, glue the court to the bottom of a shoebox or cardboard tray. Cut out colored tennis players from other sheets and use folded paper tabs to make them stand up on the court. Now you’ve got your very own 3D pop-up tennis scene!

Make a Sports Scrapbook

Print out a few extra tennis coloring pages along with ones from other sports like basketball or soccer. After coloring them in, glue them into a notebook or folder to make your own sports scrapbook. Write little facts or draw trophies and scoreboards. This is a fun way for kids to explore different sports while keeping everything in one cool place.

Create a Tennis Memory Matching Game

Color and print out two of the same coloring sheet, then cut out matching objects or characters—like rackets, tennis balls, or players. Glue them to cardstock and mix them up. Place them face down and take turns flipping two at a time to try to make a match. This helps with memory and is great for a rainy day indoor activity.

Design Your Own Tennis Outfit

Take a page that shows a player, color in their outfit however you like—add stripes, patterns, even logos! Then draw a new outfit on another sheet or piece of paper and glue it over the original like paper dolls. You can even make a mini fashion show of different tennis uniforms!

Create a Reward Chart

Use a tennis coloring sheet as the base of a reward chart for chores, homework, or sports practice. Add boxes or stars around the border. Every time your child completes a task, add a sticker or checkmark. Once the page is full, reward them with a fun prize like a tennis ball or a trip to the park.

Make a Tennis Pop-Up Card

Color in a tennis player or cute animal playing tennis, cut them out, and glue them inside a folded card using a paper tab to make them pop up. Add a message like “You’re a Winner!” or “Let’s Play Tennis!” Perfect as a birthday card or thank-you note after a tennis-themed party.

Decorate a Folder or Binder

Let kids personalize their school folders or sports binders with their favorite tennis coloring pages. Color, cut, and glue them onto the covers. Then laminate or cover them with clear tape for extra protection. This is a cool way to show off their artwork and love of tennis all year long.

These free printable PDF tennis coloring pages are more than just something fun to color—they’re a whole world of crafts, learning, and creativity waiting to happen. Whether you’re using them for rainy day fun, classroom activities, or even party decorations, there are endless ways to get creative with these tennis coloring sheets. Ready to get started? Just click, print, and play!