| DATE OF BIRTH | 13th May 1987 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | PARYS, SOUTH AFRICA |
| LIVES | PARYS, SOUTH AFRICA |
| COACH | RICHARD CASTLE |
| RACKET | GRAYS |
| STRINGS | POINTFORE |
| SHOES | ASICS |
| CLOTHING | GRAYS |
| OTHER ENDORSEMENTS | PRO-NUTRITION |
| HANDED | RIGHT HANDED |
| AGE BEGAN PLAYING | 11 |
| TIMES PLAYED FOR COUNTRY | SENIOR : 4 JUNIOR : 3 |
| SENIOR NATIONAL TITLES WON | SA NATIONAL CHAMPION 2005,2006 & 2007, 2009 |
| SQUASH ACHIEVEMENTS | SA NATIONAL CHAMPION 2005,2006 & 2007, 2009 |
| BEST RESULTS SO FAR | REACHING A WORLD RANKING OF 28 IN MARCH 2008 |
| AMBITIONS | TO BECOME ONE OF THE BEST SQUASH PLAYERS IN THE WORLD |
| HOBBIES | RUNNING, MOUNTAINEERING AND BRAAI'S |
| OTHER | Tenille grew up in small town called Parys in South Africa and started playing squash when she was eight years old.
Although she hasn't had a full time coach (currently living in
Pretoria and coached by Graham Prior once a week) she has enjoyed outstanding junior success.
She held top spot in the national junior rankings from the age of eleven. In 2005 she reached the British Junior Open final and lost in the semis at the
World Juniors in Belgium that year. But even before then in 2004 she was selected for the South African women's team for the Women's World Team Championship in Amsterdam.
Tenille is now the number one woman player of her country and busy playing squash full time and training at a High Performance centre in Pretoria.
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