Our experienced staff has taught tens of thousands of students, from tots to seniors, to play the great game of tennis. Many of our students have gone to compete at local, national, and international levels. Regardless of your age or ability, our staff's knowledge and infectious enthusiasm is bound to instill in you a greater love for the game and inspire and guide you to improvement. All of our programs can be tailored to your individual needs. Day camps and overnight camps are great for both singles and families. Let us know what you are looking for and we will work to provide it. ...

Set on 340 acres on the Connecticut River, Suffield Academy offers a wonderful location for athletes to sharpen their skills and train under the direction of an outstanding coaching staff. ...

Westview High School Participants will learn proper running form, flexibility training (increasing joint range of motion), and agility and power exercises (plyometrics, jumping rope and agility stations) to increase overall athletic performance through sports specific training, focusing on technique and injury prevention. ...

Ages: 6 - 18 years old. Something for all ability levels.

FOR THE BEGINNER . . .
This camp is designed for students who wish to learn and improve their tennis skills in a fun, activity-based environment. The beginner will receive instruction with an emphasis on technique and the fundamentals of the game. ...

The Westfield Area Y is a nonprofit human service organization dedicated to developing the full potential of every individual and family in the communities it serves through programs that build healthy spirit, body, and mind for all.Discover the benefits of membership, rates, and payment options, as well as how to get your FREE seven-day guest pass. ...

Since 1946 Professional Sports Camps has operated baseball, basketball, and soccer camps throughout the United States and abroad. We operate with the same principles that have made us successful for the past 63 years.The camp has been run by the Carlesi family. The Carlesi's consider all their campers and staff an extended family and conducts the camp with traditional family values. ...

Some of the highlights of the Hamilton Area YMCA are: a sparkling heated indoor pool, whirlpool, suspended running track, gymnasium, Wellness-cardio center, free weight Center, Cardio-health center, fully equipped locker rooms and more! We also offer programs for people of all ages, including childcare, adult fitness, youth instructional sports, aquatics, and active older adult programs. There are three different levels of membership offered, one is right for you! Come and visit. ...

The ITA Summer Circuit presented by the USTA is the brainchild of Indiana head women's tennis coach Lin Loring and provides college (and junior) players the opportunity to compete in organized events virtually year round. It is made up of eight regional circuits (East, Southeast, Midwest, Central, (new) Mid-Atlantic, Mountain, Southwest and West) and each region consists of four consecutive open tournaments played during the month of July, leading up to the August 7-11 ITA National Summer Championships in Bloomington, Indiana. Over 24,000 men and women have competed in circuit events since it began in 1993. ...

In Derek's first full year as a starter in the NFL, he led the Cleveland Browns to their best record since 1994. As a reward for his outstanding year, Derek was voted in to the NFL Pro Bowl. Derek attended Scappoose High School from 1998-2001, where he helped lead the Indians to the first of three consecutive straight state championships. ...

Peddie School remained coed until 1908, when it was decided, for social and economic reasons, to admit boys only. This standard was reversed in the early 1970s, when girls were readmitted. The school is now coeducational and nondenominational.Gifts from Ambassador Walter H. Annenberg ‘27 were used for the construction of two libraries, dormitories, and an athletic center, among other projects. The school has grown to include 57 buildings on a 280-acre campus. ...