Intermediate/Advanced Red Play Day– For players ages 6-9 who are ready to participate in basic match play and can keep track of the score. The main focus of this level is for players to develop their skills during match play. Players should know how to serve and use a tie-break to keep score.

FREE! Family Play Day is geared towards new/beginning players aged 5 – 10. Each players will need an adult partner/family member (any ability level) This level is for players who have NEVER played tennis before or have limited experience. The main focus is for players to have fun hitting the ball over the net..

The Regional Future Tennis Champions is a team based competition. Each team is comprised of four Red Level, two Orange Level, and two Green Level players. Each season there are a minimum of four Regional tournaments located around Northern California and the top finishers from each tournament will qualify for the end of the season Future Tennis Champions Event.

FREE! Family Play Day is geared towards new/beginning players aged 5 – 10. Each players will need an adult partner/family member (any ability level) This level is for players who have NEVER played tennis before or have limited experience. The main focus is for players to have fun hitting the ball over the net..

USTA NorCal is sponsoring the inaugural art contest for kids from Northern California in celebration of “Breaking the Barriers” an exhibit chronicling the history of Blacks in tennis. The exhibit will be showcased at the San Francisco Public Library from September 28, 2013 to January 5, 2014. The winners of the contest will have their artwork showcased alongside the exhibit!

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Features experts and partners from NJTL National Staff, USTA Serves, USTA Player Development, USTA Northern California Section Staff, and more. A GREAT networking opportunity!

This Sport-Parent Webinar is hosted by David Benzel, Founder of Growing Champions for Life.

10/U ORANGE LEVEL
Age: New players (9-10), Returning players (7-10)
Court: 60ft. court
Ball: Orange stage level ball
Racquet: 23 -25 inches (players are required to use racquets this length)
Gender: Co-ed, except at the Orange Ball Sectional Championship tournaments

For players ages 6-10 who have previously played tennis (two or three times) and ready to learn to drop-hit serve, overhand serve or underhand serve. The main focus is to rally with others while learning how to serve and score.

For instructors, parents, and volunteers. Join us and learn how easy it is to teach kids tennis at the upcoming 10 & Under Tennis Training Workshop! Good training for parents, instructors, coaches, and volunteers.

This level is for players (grades K-5) who have NEVER played tennis before or have limited experience. The main focus is for players to have fun hitting the ball over the net. .

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Intermediate/Advanced Red Play Day– For players ages 6-9 who are ready to participate in basic match play and can keep track of the score. The main focus of this level is for players to develop their skills during match play. Players should know how to serve and use a tie-break to keep score.

Please join us to learn more about the USTA Teaching and Coaching Philosophy set out by the USTA Director of Coaching, Jose Higueras.
This webinar will be led by the Coaches Commission Chair Steve DeVries, assisted by Manager of Player Development Amy Jensen. We will share with you the details of the Teaching and Coaching Philosophy which is implemented in the three USTA National Training Centers; East, West, and Boca, as well as all the Regional Training Centers.

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Beginner Orange Ball – This level is for players who have little or no match play experience on 60 foot courts using an Orange level ball. The main focus is for players to get acclimated to playing on a larger court with the Orange ball. Modified serving allowed and coaching provided.

Please join us to learn more about the USTA Teaching and Coaching Philosophy set out by the USTA Director of Coaching, Jose Higueras.
This webinar will be led by the Coaches Commission Chair Steve DeVries, assisted by Manager of Player Development Amy Jensen. We will share with you the details of the Teaching and Coaching Philosophy which is implemented in the three USTA National Training Centers; East, West, and Boca, as well as all the Regional Training Centers.

Campus Showdowns are a USTA Player Development Program. They are non-sanctioned, low cost, one day events that are completely open - to juniors, college players, professionals, and adults. These events are will be 'Level Based' meaning that players are grouped according to their rating.
PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE TO ATTEND (no payment) - and pay the Coach the day of the event.
ENTRY FEE: $20 for a full day of tennis

10/U ORANGE LEVEL
Age: New players (9-10), Returning players (7-10)
Court: 60ft. court
Ball: Orange stage level ball
Racquet: 23 -25 inches (players are required to use racquets this length)
Gender: Co-ed, except at the Orange Ball Sectional Championship tournaments

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.

Play Days are a great way for kids under the age of 12 to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment and allows kids to experience serving, rallying and scoring in an informal competition.