JUNIOR PROGRAM
Monthly sessions offered throughout the school year
Red Ball 1 (Ages 4–5.5)
Red Ball 1 introduces young players to tennis through fun movement activities, coordination games, and basic racket skills using USTA-approved red balls and smaller courts. Players develop athletic fundamentals, balance, hand-eye coordination, and an early love for the game in a positive and energetic environment.
Red Ball 2 (Ages 5.5–7)
Red Ball 2 builds on the foundations of Red Ball 1 by introducing rallying, directional control, and simple point play. Using USTA red ball progression standards, players continue improving coordination, footwork, and stroke technique while learning to serve, rally, and score in a fun team-oriented setting.
Orange Ball (Ages 7–9)
Orange Ball is designed for players transitioning toward full-court tennis concepts using USTA orange balls and modified courts. Players focus on stroke development, movement patterns, consistency, serving fundamentals, and tactical awareness while learning how to construct points and compete with confidence.
Green Ball (Ages 9–11)
Green Ball prepares players for full-court tennis using lower-compression green dot balls. The program emphasizes improved rally tolerance, proper technique, movement efficiency, and match play fundamentals. Players begin developing tactical patterns, court positioning, and competitive habits needed for tournament and league play.
Yellow Ball / Junior Program (Ages 11–17)
The Junior Program focuses on building strong fundamental tennis skills for developing middle school and high school players. Training includes stroke technique, footwork, serving, rally consistency, singles and doubles positioning, and match play strategy using standard yellow balls on full courts. Players improve overall athleticism, confidence, and understanding of the game in a structured and supportive environment.
High Performance (Ages 11–17)
High Performance is designed for advanced junior players with a UTR rating who are preparing for high school, tournament, and competitive match play. Training emphasizes high-level singles and doubles strategy, point construction, movement efficiency, shot selection, mental toughness, and competitive intensity. Players work on developing the technical, tactical, and physical skills necessary to succeed in tournament tennis and varsity-level competition.
