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  • USTA Tennis 101 is designed for new players or returning players to have fun and learn (or even re-learn) the sport. Each class during this 8-class session program includes engaging and interactive tennis activities plus fun games so you can build your skills. Participants who complete the program will possess the fundamental skills in order to be confident in enjoying tennis. You do not need any prior tennis experience to enjoy USTA Tennis 101.

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  • Orange Stars is designed for ages 9–10 will play with Orange balls on a 60-foot court using a 25-inch racquet.

    During this 8 class session players will learn and strengthen the fundamentals of tennis, including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and rallying, while being introduced to both cooperative and competitive play. All skill levels are welcome, and participants will be divided into appropriate groups to ensure a positive learning experience. Lessons include fun drills, games, and match-play activities to build confidence, skills, and a love for the game.

  • Green Challengers is designed for ages 11–12 who will train with green balls on the full 78 foot court using a 26-27-inch racquets.

    During this 8 class session players will learn and strengthen the fundamentals of tennis, including groundstrokes, volleys, serves, and rallying, while being introduced to both cooperative and competitive play. All skill levels are welcome, and participants will be divided into appropriate groups to ensure a positive learning experience. Lessons include fun drills, games, and match-play activities to build confidence, skills, and a love for the game.

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  • Developed by the International Tennis Federation (ITF), the ITF World Tennis Number (WTN) is a rating that provides a global standard for players in both singles and doubles with a scale of 40-1. WTN Match Play allows players to participate in matches that count towards their WTN without having to commit to a tournament. Players can be placed in groups based on their rating to promote an appropriate competitive level and positive sportsmanship through level-based play. Please note that WTN Match Play is offered in orange, green, and yellow ball programs, but orange ball does not count towards WTN.

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