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We are pleased to announce that the National Junior Tennis League is being renamed National Junior Tennis and Learning. The new logo reflects this new name and further supports NJTL’s commitment to youth development, education and tennis.
Founded in 1969 by Arthur Ashe, Charlie Pasarell, and Sheridan Snyder, the USTA/National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) network is a nation-wide group of community tennis organizations seeking to develop the character of young people through tennis and education.Watch the video about NJTL.
Registration is free. As long as you are approved to become an NJTL, there are many tangible benefits for your organization, instructors, and participants.
Get the latest information on Regional Rallies, NJTL awards, the Capacity Building Program and more.
If you are a community-based organization that provides tennis programming to the community, you may qualify to become a CTA and/or NJTL.
From “How to Start an NJTL” to “How to Manage a Board,” grow your NJTL by learning from other’s expertise.
From the new name to the spotlight on Sheridan Snyder, NJTL brings the latest to you in their Spring 2009 Newsletter.
It is the 40th Anniversary of NJTL! Share your stories. They will become the framework of our NJTL at 40 celebration as we celebrate your successes and ours.
USTA, NJTL, and CASE hosted a Grand Slam Tennis Jam clinic for 300 youngsters at Houston's MacGregor Park.
If you are an NJTL participant 18 or under, tell us what this quote means "From what we get, we make a living; what we give, however, makes a life." You could win a trip to NYC. Click here to learn more.
The Camp is an all-expense paid week for 40 NJTL participants in Denver, CO from July 21-27. The application deadline has passed. Check here soon for selected winners.
With over 520 registered chapters/programs throughout the nation and 200,000 participants aged 6 – 18, chances are there is a program in your community. Get involved today by finding an NJTL in your area!