Canada Davis Cup team
Year Competition Date Surface Location Opponent Score Result
1990 Americas Zone Group I , Quarterfinals 2-4 Feb Carpet ( i ) Vancouver ( CAN ) Brazil 4-1 Win
1990 Americas Zone Group I , Semifinals 30 Mar - 1 Apr Clay Asunción ( PAR ) Paraguay 5-0 Win
1990 World Group , Relegation Play-offs 21-23 Sep Hard Montreal ( CAN ) Netherlands 3-2 Win
1991 World Group , 1st Round 1-3 Feb Clay Murcia ( ESP ) Spain 1-4 Loss
1991 World Group , Relegation Play-offs 30 Mar - 1 Apr Hard Havana ( CUB ) Cuba 3-2 Win
1992 World Group , 1st Round 31 Jan - 2 Feb Carpet ( i ) Vancouver ( CAN ) Sweden 2-3 Loss
1992 World Group , Relegation Play-offs 25-27 Sep Grass Vancouver ( CAN ) Austria 1-3 Loss
1993 Americas Zone Group I , Quarterfinals 5-7 Feb Clay Mexico City ( MEX ) Mexico 1-4 Loss
1993 Americas Zone , Relegation Play-offs 26-28 Mar Clay Santiago de Chile ( CHI ) Chile 1-3 Loss
1994 Americas Zone Group II , Quarterfinals 4-6 Feb Hard ( i ) Ottawa ( CAN ) Jamaica 5-0 Win
1994 Americas Zone Group II , Semifinals 25-27 Mar Clay Bogotá ( COL ) Colombia 3-2 Win
1994 Americas Zone Group II , Finals 15-17 Jul Hard Montreal ( CAN ) Venezuela 2-3 Loss
1995 Americas Zone Group II , Quarterfinals 3-5 Feb Clay Port-au-Prince ( HAI ) Haiti 3-2 Win
1995 Americas Zone Group II , Semifinals 31 Mar - 2 Apr Carpet ( i ) Kelowna ( CAN ) Colombia 5-0 Win
1995 Americas Zone Group II , Finals 22-24 Sep Carpet ( i ) Victoria ( CAN ) Ecuador 3-2 Win
1996 Americas Zone Group I , Quarterfinals 9-11 Feb Hard Valencia ( VEN ) Venezuela 2-3 Loss
1996 Americas Zone , Relegation Play-offs 5-7 Apr Carpet ( i ) Edmonton ( CAN ) Chile 3-2 Win
1997 Americas Zone Group I , Quarterfinals 7-9 Feb Hard ( i ) Montreal ( CAN ) Bahamas 4-1 Win
1997 Americas Zone Group I , Semifinals 4-6 Apr Hard ( i ) Montreal ( CAN ) Venezuela 5-0 Win
1997 World Group , Relegation Play-offs 19-21 Sep Carpet ( i ) Montreal ( CAN ) Slovakia 1-4 Loss
Recent performances -- 1990s
The Canada Davis Cup team represents Canada in Davis Cup tennis competition and is governed by Tennis Canada. The team's best result ever came in 2019, when they reached the final against Spain in Madrid. In its first appearance in 1913 it had reached the World Group final, losing to the United States 0-3.