Canada at the 1981 Federation Cup

Canada made it first entry in the Womens Federation Cup in the year 1963.In the year 1963 the team consisted of players Ann Barclay and Louise Brown played the first Federation Cup at the Queen's Club, London, Great Britain. In this Federation Cup played in the year 1963, Great Britain defeated Canada by not allowing the Canadian players to win a single game. The year 1980, Canada defeated France at the clay court of France under the World Group Consolation. The other rounds Canada played against Netherlands and defeated Netherlands, Canada defeated Poland, Mexico in the1980 Federation Cup.

Canada at the 1981 Federation Cup was one of the participants and did not display a significant performance.

Canada at the 1981 Federation Cup displayed a below average performance in the First round played against France at the clay court of Japan under the World Group with a score line of 0-3.It was really shocking for the Canadian team since it could not win a single match played against France. In the first round played against Belgium, Canadian team was once again defeated by the Belgium players with a score line of 0-3 under the World Group Consolation round. The performance of Canada was very shameful they lacked expertise and practice in the tennis game.

Canada at the 1981 Federation Cup performance was not noteworthy. The Canadian players played under the World Group at the clay court of Tokyo, Japan. The official team comprised of players Karen Dewis, Nina Bland, Helene Pelletier, and Angela Walker.