Windridge Tennis & Sports Camps were founded in 1968 by Alden Bryan and Ted Hoehn. Alden Bryan, who died in February 2001, played tennis at Harvard and was a renowned landscape painter. Ted Hoehn, who is an active owner, played tennis for the University of North Carolina and has been nationally ranked in a number of categories.

The first Windridge Tennis Camp was located in Jeffersonville, Vermont. Other camp locations have been in Craftsbury Common and Sugarbush. Currently Windridge Tennis Camps operates two camps, Windridge Tennis Camp at Craftsbury Common and Windridge Camp at Teela-Wooket.



Windridge Tennis & Sports Camps are owned by Ted Hoehn. Michelle Cannon is the Director of Craftsbury Common and Norbert Auger the Director of Teela-Wooket.