Each day of the tournament, an award is given to a player who demonstrates the most integrity and best attitude. This award is given to emphasize the tournament's core values, such as integrity, honor and respect. The winners receive a 'Sport and Attitude' diploma along with a small prize presented by a well-known professional who has demonstrated these values in their own life.

2008 Fair Play Award winners:
Day 1 - Presented to Stephanie Arnold by Albert Ritzenberg, Director of the St. Albans Tennis Club
Day 2 - Presented to Daniel Bednarczyk by Roger Williams, journalist
Day 3 - Presented to Yuki Muramatsu by Sandra Baer, President of the Foundation for International Sport and Attitude
Day 4 - Presented to Daniel Filjo by Eleni Rossides, Executive Director of the Washington Tennis and Education Foundation & Mattias Sundholm, Deputy Spokesperson of Press and Public Diplomacy for the European Union