Junior Team Tennis summer season kicks off in June
Summer is just around the corner. Do you have a junior player interested in opportunities to play tennis once school is out? If so, USTA Kansas has some offerings to share with you!
Junior Team Tennis (JTT) is a fun way for junior players to get exercise, enjoy healthy competition and share camaraderie with other players in their age group. The following age divisions are covered under the Junior Team Tennis format:
10U Intermediate (Orange Ball)
10U Advanced & 12U Intermediate (Green Ball)
14U Intermediate & 14U Advanced (Yellow Ball)
18U Intermediate & 18U Advanced (Yellow Ball)
The summer JTT session kicks off in June, and there are still spots available on USTA Kansas teams. Please reach out to Janet Glaser, USTA Kansas Junior Team Tennis coordinator, by emailing janetglaser70@gmail.com or calling 316-655-9988 for more information. You can also search for available JTT programs on TennisLink.
To learn more about Junior Team Tennis within the USTA Missouri Valley, click here.
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