Coach Appreciation Month
We're happy to announce April is now Coach Appreciation Month! We're dedicating the month of April to celebrating the people who deliver tennis all year long!
Check out our Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin pages as we'll be highlighting some of your favorite tennis coaches all month long.
Explore our Coach Appreciation Month offerings below:
Coach Appreciation Month Discount
In honor of our coaches, this month only, you can save 15% off your order from the Spoiled Office, our official online store. Use code SPRING15 at checkout to save!
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April Coach Features
Power of Her Scholarship
We are opening our first-ever Power of Her Scholarship, designed to empower women coaches to continue learning and growing.
While 44% of USTA New England's seasonal coaches are women, only 25% of all certified teaching professionals nationwide are female. Let's change that together.
This scholarship supports women (18+) at any stage of their coaching journey, providing financial assistance for training, certification, and career advancement.
The scholarship is for $250 to use towards professional development. We are happy to award 10 scholarships at this time!
US Open Ticket Giveaway
Nominate your favorite coach and automatically enter them for a chance to win a loaded 2025 US Open package!
We'll kick off National Tennis Month on May 1st by randomly selecting one lucky coach to win a pair of courtside tickets to Arthur Ashe Stadium, a hotel in NYC and transportation to and from the US Open!
Please be sure to carefully read the directions on the form before nominating!
April Coach Workshops
Vermont
Saturday, April 12 from 2-6pm at
EDGE Essex
Massachusetts (social hour included)
Saturday, April 12 from 11am-3pm
Longfellow Wellesley
New Hampshire (social hour included)
Sunday, April 13 from 11am-4pm
Great Bay Athletic Club
Rhode Island (social hour included)
Saturday, April 5 from 11am-4pm
Fore Court Racquet & Fitness
Maine (social hour included)
Sunday, April 6 from 11am-4pm
Apex Racket & Fitness
Coaching Fundamentals Workshop
Saturday-Sunday, April 26-27
Village Sports Club in Plymouth, MA
To learn more about our upcoming coach training opportunities, click here.
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