National Junior Tennis League (NJTL) is a network of community organizations dedicated to introducing as many youngsters as possible to the sport of tennis. The program also attempts to keep kids off the streets by providing them with a a safe haven, adult role models and opportunities to develop positive social and leadership skills, while at the same time enhancing their academic discipline. Founded in 1969 by Arthur Ashe, Charlie Pasarell and Sheridan Snyder, NJTL has significantly impacted the the lives of America's youth by developing the character of young people through tennis and emphasizing the ideals and life of the late, great Arthur Ashe.

• Regional Rallies - designed to bring together neighboring chapters and programs for team oriented, fun-filled tennis activities and competition.
• Arthur Ashe Essay Contest - an educational component created to showcase the program's commitment to the legacy and ideals of Arthur Ashe.
• Invitational Tennis Camp - created to provide an educational and motivational tennis experience for program participants who could not normally afford such an opportunity.
• Camp Scholarships and Program Grants
• NJTL Chapter of the Year Award - a sectional and national award designed to recognize outstanding programs for their continued excellence in youth tennis programming.
• Community Tennis Development Workshop scholarships - financial assistance, based on need, for leaders of NJTL programs who stand out in the community.
  

To Register your NJTL and for more program information, visit usta.com/NJTL.

Please contact the NorCal Community Coordinator responsible for your area.

Thank you for supporting National Junior Tennis League!

last updated July 6, 2007