Discover a new world of fun, fitness and friendship at Southlake Tennis Center (STC) this fall. New this season are 8-week beginner classes for women, men and couples. Registration for other fall programs is currently open for adults and juniors of all levels. Learn all the details during STC’s open house August 9.
Designed with the needs of busy parents in mind, adult New to Tennis classes offer the perfect opportunity for new players to make the most of their day while the kids are at school. Classes for women are offered mornings and evenings, and for men and co-eds evenings, with indoor and outdoor options. Adult New to Tennis classes start the week of August 14. Meet STC’s certified tennis pros, tour the facility and find assistance selecting the proper tennis equipment at the New to Tennis Reception August 9.
STC also offers other adult programs, including more advanced adult tennis classes, weekly open drills for all levels, intramural league play, tournaments, and social events. Weekly drills for different levels of play are available now. Players can sign up online or in the Pro Shop. Players looking to improve their game can book a private lesson with one of the certified teaching professionals.
Adult fall leagues start August 28 and continue for eight weeks. Players may sign up starting August 18 or until the league is full. There are different formats, from progressive leagues to set partner, divided into levels for competitive match play.
Fall junior programs are available for ages 5-16. Players are divided by age and ability, with both indoor and outdoor options. The junior program uses the principles from Evolution Kids, a leading junior program used at John McEnroe’s Academy and other leading programs throughout the world. The focus is on giving players the skills they need to start playing matches right from the beginning. Various levels of classes are held weekdays after school and on Saturdays.
This fall, start a journey to a healthier and more social lifestyle at Southlake Tennis Center. For more information and to register for fall programs, visit www.southlaketennis.com, call 817-421-5605 or email info@southlaketennis.com.
We know the importance of finding a fun and healthy activity for kids to participate in during the summer. Tennis provides a perfect balance of physical exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction. Tennis is a sport that can be played for life and we specialize in teaching junior players.
Our certified coaches focus on proper technique and age-appropriate skills so players can start PLAYING THE GAME right away! We also incorporate fun activities, competitions and prizes to keep kids engaged and motivated. NEW THIS YEAR: We’ve added Friday afternoon match play for all levels + a pizza lunch to our weekly camps. Parents are welcome to watch the action and cheer on their player!
Players, grouped by age and ability, learn from certified tennis professionals who teach the acclaimed Evolution Kids curriculum, the same program used at the John McEnroe Tennis Academy. Coaches work on athletic skills, court movement and basic technique needed to play matches. Instruction takes place on indoor and outdoor courts with a student/coach ratio of 8:1.
We believe every child can benefit from learning to play tennis, regardless of their skill level or experience. In addition to physical fitness, tennis improves social skills, boosts confidence, increases ability to concentrate, and enhances quick decision-making.
JUNIOR SUMMER TENNIS CAMP:
May 29 – August 11
Mon-Thu 9AM-12PM I Fri 9AM-4PM
Located in Bicentennial Park
Players 7-15 years l Grouped by age and ability
Match Day, pizza and games every Friday
Every player receives equipment bag + t-shirt
$300 per week per player
Multi-week & multi-player discounts
For more information and to register for junior summer camp, visit https://southlaketennis.com/summercamp or call 817-421-5605.
Ready to take a swing this spring season? Continuing its year-round program offerings, Southlake Tennis Center (STC) is serving up spring opportunities for juniors and adults. From classes for beginning junior players to competitive leagues for seasoned adults, grab your racquet and get in the game this spring!
The next session for junior players starts January 9. Adult spring leagues start mid-February.
For ages 5-16, the spring program for juniors is based on the school year and consists of two class sessions: January 9 - March 12 and March 20 - May 21. The break between the two sessions coincides with Spring Break for CISD and other area schools. Different levels of classes are held weekdays after school and on Saturdays. Junior players receive individualized attention in small groups and are moved up within the program based on skill development. Level 1-2 is for players who are new to tennis or have minimal experience. Levels 2-3 for advanced beginner/intermediate players who have had previous instruction. Levels 4-5 are for competitive players and require instructor permission to join.
The junior program uses the principles from Evolution Kids, a leading junior program used at John McEnroe’s Academy, and other leading programs throughout the world. The focus is on giving players the skills they need to start playing matches right from the beginning. Players are taught how to play points and games. Skills focus on controlling and directing the ball to help win points. Coaches work on developing athletic skills, court movement, and basic tennis techniques to help in match play at each level.
For adults, STC offers a wide variety of activities, including adult beginner/advanced beginner classes, weekly open drills for all levels, intramural league play, and tournaments/social events. Weekly drills for different levels of play are available now. Players can sign up online or in the Pro Shop. Players looking to improve their game can book a private lesson with one of the certified teaching professionals.
Registration for in-house spring leagues for men and women opens on January 15. There are different formats, from progressive leagues to set partner, divided into levels for competitive match play. All leagues include court fees and balls. Players are required to have the minimum NTRP rating to participate. STC is also a host site for teams who play in local leagues including Northeast Tarrant Tennis, Tennis Competitors of Dallas, and USTA Leagues run by the Greater Fort Worth Tennis Coalition.
For more information and to register for spring programs, visit www.southlaketennis.com, call 817-421-5605, or email info@southlaketennis.com.
Ready to take a swing this spring season? Continuing its year-round program offerings, Southlake Tennis Center (STC) is serving up spring opportunities for juniors and adults. From classes for beginning junior players to competitive leagues for seasoned adults, grab your racquet and get in the game this spring!
The next session for junior players starts January 9. Adult spring leagues start mid-February.
For ages 5-16, the spring program for juniors is based on the school year and consists of two class sessions: January 9 - March 12 and March 20 - May 21. The break between the two sessions coincides with Spring Break for CISD and other area schools. Different levels of classes are held weekdays after school and on Saturdays. Junior players receive individualized attention in small groups and are moved up within the program based on skill development. Level 1-2 is for players who are new to tennis or have minimal experience. Levels 2-3 for advanced beginner/intermediate players who have had previous instruction. Levels 4-5 are for competitive players and require instructor permission to join.
The junior program uses the principles from Evolution Kids, a leading junior program used at John McEnroe’s Academy, and other leading programs throughout the world. The focus is on giving players the skills they need to start playing matches right from the beginning. Players are taught how to play points and games. Skills focus on controlling and directing the ball to help win points. Coaches work on developing athletic skills, court movement, and basic tennis techniques to help in match play at each level.
For adults, STC offers a wide variety of activities, including adult beginner/advanced beginner classes, weekly open drills for all levels, intramural league play, and tournaments/social events. Weekly drills for different levels of play are available now. Players can sign up online or in the Pro Shop. Players looking to improve their game can book a private lesson with one of the certified teaching professionals.
Registration for in-house spring leagues for men and women opens on January 15. There are different formats, from progressive leagues to set partner, divided into levels for competitive match play. All leagues include court fees and balls. Players are required to have the minimum NTRP rating to participate. STC is also a host site for teams who play in local leagues including Northeast Tarrant Tennis, Tennis Competitors of Dallas, and USTA Leagues run by the Greater Fort Worth Tennis Coalition.
For more information and to register for spring programs, visit www.southlaketennis.com, call 817-421-5605, or email info@southlaketennis.com.
Ready to score on fun this fall season? Continuing its year-round offerings of programs, Southlake Tennis Center (STC) is serving up fall opportunities for juniors and adults beginning August 15. From classes for beginning junior players to competitive leagues for seasoned adults, grab your racquet and get in the game this fall!
For ages 5-16, the fall program for juniors consists of two class sessions: August 15 through October 9 and October 10 through December 11. Different levels of classes are held after school and on Saturdays. Junior players receive individualized attention in small groups and have the ability to move up based on skill ability checklists. Level One is for players who have not taken tennis lessons before or for beginners who need additional instruction during classes. Levels Two and Three are for advanced beginner/intermediate players who are starting match play. Levels Four and Five are for advanced players and require instructor permission to join.
The junior program uses the principles from Evolve9, a leading junior program used at John McEnroe’s Academy and other leading programs throughout the world. The focus is on getting kids to play right from the beginning. Players are taught how to play points and games. Skills focus on controlling and directing the ball to help win points. Coaches work on developing the athletic skills, court movement, and basic tennis techniques to help in match play at each level.
STC offers a wide variety of activities for adults, including adult beginner/advanced beginner classes, weekly open drills for all levels, intramural league play, tournaments/social events and team leagues that compete against other local facilities. Players looking to improve their game can book a private lesson with one of our certified teaching professionals.
In-house fall leagues and drills for men and women start the week of August 29 and continue for eight weeks. There are different formats, from progressive leagues to set partner, divided into levels for competitive match play. All leagues include court fees and balls. Players are required to have the minimum drill rating to participate. STC is also a host site for teams who play in local leagues including Northeast Tarrant Tennis, Tennis Competitors of Dallas, and USTA Leagues run by the Greater Fort Worth Tennis Coalition.
For more information and to register for fall programs, visit www.southlaketennis.com or call 817-421-5605