Junior Tennis

Ages: 5-7

For players ages 5-7 who are new to tennis. Red ball tennis is named after the red foam or felt balls that are used at this stage. Red tennis balls bounce lower and move more slowly through the air, giving beginning players a chance to set up and take a good swing at the ball.

Courts at this level are 36' x 18', with a net that is 2'9" high. We’ll focus on developing the ABC’s of tennis (agility, balance and coordination) while introducing proper technique that will enable these young players to rally.

Ages: 8-10

For players ages 8-10 with little or no experience. Once comfortable at the Red level, players graduate to playing at the Orange level. Orange felt balls bounce higher and move faster than the Red felt or foam balls but lower and slower than the Green ball. They are a step toward the traditional yellow tennis ball while still remaining fun and manageable for players learning the game.

Players will continue to work on tennis fundamentals in addition to learning to hit with direction, height, and depth on a smaller court.

Ages: 11-13

This program is an introductory program for juniors 11-13 years of age and serves as the next progressional step after Orange Ball.

At this level, players will be able to use a full-sized court and a net. They will build athletic fundamentals by learning proper footwork and racquet mechanics.

Players will continue to develop their skills of rallying, serving, and net play. They will learn point structure and effective strategies for both singles and doubles.

Ages: 5-14

This program is designed for homeschooled children 14 and under, who need to fulfill their PE credit requirements.

Every lesson will incorporate flexible coaching methods across all available ages, ensuring each member has a fun, engaging and memorable experience. Racquets, balls and nets will be provided for each lesson.

Invitation Only

Ages: 8-14

For intermediate-level juniors who aspire to start playing tournaments and/or Junior Team Tennis.

Players participating in this high-intensity program should be committed to working on speed and agility, mental toughness, and undergoing the rigors of a player development program.

Ages: High School

For high school players with little or no tennis experience. Players will learn the skills necessary to play on a high school team. Focus is on how to serve, rally, and keep score. This is a great opportunity for any teen interested in learning to play tennis.

Ages: High School

For intermediate level high school players looking to advance their skills by additional play opportunities and more on-court experience. We'll focus on doubles and singles positioning and tactics utilized in match play.

Invitation Only

For advanced level juniors who play tournaments and/or are pursuing a ranking. Players participating in this high-intensity program should be committed to working on speed and agility, mental toughness, and undergoing the rigors of a player development program.

Days: Monday - Friday

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

Children ages 5-7 will be in our Red Ball Summer Camp. This is an introductory camp for children who are new to tennis.

Days: Monday - Friday

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

Children ages 8-10 will be in our Orange Ball Summer Camp. We’ll focus on developing the ABC’s of tennis while introducing proper technique that will enable these young players to rally.

Days: Monday - Friday

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

Children ages 11-13 will participate in our Green Ball Summer Camp. This camp is ideal for beginning youths or players who are ready to transition to the traditional Yellow Ball.

Invitation Only

Days: Monday - Friday

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

For intermediate-level juniors who aspire to start playing tournaments and/or Junior Team Tennis.

Players participating in this high-intensity program should be committed to working on speed and agility, mental toughness, and undergoing the rigors of a player development program.

Days: Monday - Friday

Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm

For high school players from beginners to Varsity level. Players will be grouped by ability and will focus on skills necessary to play on a high school team, including doubles and singles positioning, strategy and tactics.

Days: Monday - Friday

Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm

Academy 2.0-3.0 is for advanced-level juniors who are pursuing a ranking and want to reach the highest level of play possible.

Players should possess the desire and commitment to undergo the rigors of a player development program. Players at this level are expected to play two tournaments a month.

Ages: 6-10 and 11-18

The Love Serving Autism classes teach children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities communication and life skills for functional independence on and off the courts.

The participants engage in hand-eye coordination activities to improve motor coordination, stroke production drills to improve gross motor skills, and social interaction/word-of-the-day activities to improve communication and life skills.

The lesson plans are progressive, with the participants continuing to learn new skills each week.