Year-round programs for ages 3-17. All skill levels are welcome.
Our Junior Program starts with fun and friendship, then builds skills naturally as kids grow. From first-time players discovering the game at age three to teenagers competing in tournaments, we meet kids where they are.
Programs That Grow With Your Child
We don't just teach tennis. We help kids build confidence, make lasting friendships, prepare for tournaments, and discover a sport they can play for life.
We use specialized balls for developing players in the junior pathway—foam balls and low compression red, orange, and green balls based on age, size, and ability. Older players can compete with regulation-sized balls.
Tiny Tots
(Ages 4-5)
Games and movement come first. Your child learns hand-eye coordination through play, using age-appropriate equipment on smaller courts. Most kids this age have never held a racquet before. That's exactly who we designed this for.
Red Ball & Orange Ball
(Ages 6-10)
Real tennis skills begin here. Kids progress from modified courts and equipment to full-court play at their own pace. The focus stays on enjoyment—because kids who love tennis keep playing tennis.
Green Ball & Yellow Ball
(Ages 11-18)
Competitive play for those who want it. Recreational play for those who don't. Your teenager chooses their path, whether that's tournament preparation, high school team support, or just staying active with friends.
What Parents Tell Us:
It's really a joy to be able to play with my son and to watch him play at a level that measures up to some adults that have been playing for much of their life already and he's only 10 years old. It's something that brings a lot of joy to my family.
–Josh Stern, Member
Safe, Structured Development
Year-Round Structure
Our program runs continuously—no gaps between seasons means no regression in skills. Fall, winter, spring, and summer sessions adapt to the weather while keeping kids engaged.
Small Group Focus
Four to six kids per instructor. Your child gets individual attention without losing the social aspect that makes tennis fun. Groupings are based on age and ability, so kids practice with others at their level.
Professional Instruction
Our tennis staff includes former collegiate players and certified teaching professionals who specialize in junior development.
Safe, Supervised Environment
Our staff maintains direct supervision from check-in through pick-up. The club's enclosed grounds mean kids stay where they should be.
