Starting tennis lessons at a young age can help kids develop the skills and coordination they need to succeed in the sport, as well as build confidence and self-esteem.

Junior Programming


Academy

The Academy program is designed for experienced yellow ball players seeking to reach their peak performance. Through advanced training, video analysis, match tracking, and specialized strength & conditioning, this program provides the tools to compete at the highest levels.

Yellow Ball

2025-2026 School Session

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays

4:30-6:30pm

1 Day a Week - $48/Week

2 Days a Week - $96/Week

3 Days a Week - $120/Week

2025 Summer Session

Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays

9:00 - 11:30am

1 Day a Week - $60/Week

2 Days a Week - $105/Week

3 Days a Week - $130/Week


10 & Under

Smash Squad

The Smash Squad is where red ball players come together for exciting drills and games. Learn to compete and cooperate with friends in a fun and fast-paced environment. Develop essential tennis skills including strategy, strength & conditioning, and proper stroke technique.

Red Ball

2025-2026 School Session

Monday

6:00-7:00pm

$24/Clinic

Futures

The Futures program transitions players from individual lessons to a dynamic match-play environment. Experience live ball play, develop match strategies, and enhance stroke production with a focus on strength and conditioning.

Orange Ball

2025-2026 School Session

Monday

6:00-7:30pm

$36/Clinic

Academy Prep

The Academy Prep group is where green ball players, typically ages 10 and up, make the crucial transition to a full-sized court. This program focuses on developing advanced tactical awareness for match play, building consistency, and refining stroke technique. It's the final stage of junior development before moving to the regular yellow ball.

Green Ball

2025-2026 School Session

Monday

6:00-7:30pm

$36/Clinic

STA Junior Tennis Philosophy


At STA our coaches guide each player through a progressive curriculum that emphasizes building a strong technical foundation for the long-term benefit of the player. We believe that it's not a race to hit a certain type of ball or play on a larger court, but rather embarking on a journey to develop a deep understanding of the game that will benefit players throughout their lives. We understand that each child is unique and has their own learning style. Age is the starting point for placing children in the appropriate group, but our coaches also make recommendations based on each individual child's progress. 

Junior Tennis Curriculum & Playing Levels


What do the ball colors indicate?

Years ago, everyone - beginner or advanced - played with the same iconic yellow tennis ball. Today, there are four different balls of varying sizes and bounce to help starters gradually build up their tennis skills.

What size racket do I need?

Today’s game is taught with age and ability in mind, with courts and equipment sized appropriately to make learning easy and fun.

Red Ball Court

Orange Ball Court

Green Ball Court