Session Three- Junior Programs
March 1, 2026 – May 21, 2026
12 week session (Friday and Sunday are 11 weeks). No class Sunday, April 5 (Easter).
Please note, previous middle school & high school classes have been recategorized. Inquire with pros for more details.
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Call 920.739.0221 for additional information.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
Pee Wee Tennis: Ages 3 & 4: 36″ court: Players work on body management, movement, eye/hand
coordination, The focus is fun as they begin to learn basic tennis skills.
Red Ball: Ages 5 & 6: 36′ court: Players develop basic movement skills, balance, and hand-eye
coordination. They learn the forehand, backhand, volley, and drop hit serve.
Orange Ball: Ages 7 – 9: 60′ court: Players develop stroke skills, consistency in rallies, directional control
and spin. They play points and games.
Green Ball: Ages 9-11: 78′ court: Players strengthen stroke skills, work on directional control and shot
selection. They can sustain a rally, serve, return and play points.
Intro: Focus includes: basic strokes, strategy, rules and scoring, etiquette, singles and doubles play.
Level 1: Players will develop coordination, balance, agility, stroke skills, court positioning, scoring and
rules of play.
Level 2: Players have tennis experience and Level 1 skills and will add directional control, spin and pace.
They learn tactics and strategy and how to play a point when they compete.
Level 3: Players will continue development with the emphasis on preparation for a high school team.
Strokes technique will be improved. They will learn percentage tennis, shot selection, strategies and
tactics for singles and doubles, and mental toughness skills.
Level 4: Players will improve performance by fine tuning their skills. They can use pace and depth. They
develop a consistency of performance. They train physically and mentally. They learn to understand
tactical situations, shot selection, and constructing a point. They compete in local tournaments and/or
USTA Team Tennis.
Level 5: Players selected for this group are involved in USTA competition. Practices feature appropriate
playing progressions and proper technique, tactical and tournament guidance, as well as match play
and fitness sessions to help players achieve their personal performance and outcome goals.
Players must register for the entire session.
Late sign-ups will be pro-rated, assuming there is room available to join.
Exceptions will be made to accommodate high school seasons.
Refunds/credits will not be given for missed lessons.
“IM” stands for Instructional Member/Non-Member. Often, it is less expensive to take
out a membership. Inquire at the front desk for more details.
Each class must have four students to take place at the listed price.
Please do not come to lessons if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness.
Please bring your own water as it will not be provided on the court.