We offer Junior Development lessons and Junior Tennis Team (JTT) at The Club at Foxridge.
We believe that introducing your child to tennis is an exciting journey. Our Junior Development Tennis Lessons and Junior Tennis Team provide the perfect starting point for new players or a chance to enhance existing skills. Here’s what you can expect:
High Energy and Fun-Filled Sessions:
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Join us on the court, where your child will thrive, learn, and have a fantastic time!
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Junior Tennis Interest Form
Register here for Summer Junior Tennis Team:
Foxridge Registration WITH T-Shirt
Foxridge Registration WITHOUT T-Shirt
Fall Junior Tennis Team registration link coming soon.
Teams are forming now, please reach out if you are interested in joining a team.
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Join one of our Junior Tennis Teams, or just sign your child(ren) up for lessons. Summer Session #1 lines up with our summer Junior Team Tennis (JTT) season. Our multiple Fall sessions can work with your family's busy school season. Fall JTT matches start August 24 and runs through October 12.
Summer Session #1 (June 3-July 26): 7 weeks
Summer Session #2 (July 31-Aug 9): 2 weeks
Red Ball Lobbers (ages 5-7): Wednesdays/Fridays 8:00 - 9:00am
Orange Ball Crushers (ages 7-10): Wednesdays/Fridays 10:30am - 12:00pm
Green Ball Smashers (ages 10-12): Wednesdays/Fridays 9:00 - 10:30am
Middle/High School Aces (age 12+): Wednesdays/Fridays 12:00 - 1:30pm
Fall Session #1 (Aug 22 - Aug 31): 2 weeks
Fall Session #2 (Sept 5 - Sept 21): 4 weeks
Fall Session #3 (Oct 3 - Oct 19): 3 weeks
Red Ball Lobbers (ages 5-7): Thursday 3:30 - 4:30pm
Orange Ball Crushers (ages 7-10): Thursday 3:30 - 4:30 pm/Saturday 8:30 - 9:30am
Green Ball Smashers (ages 10-12): Thursday 4:30 - 5:30 pm/Saturday 9:30 - 10:30am
Middle/High School Aces (age 12+): Thursday 4:30 - 5:30 pm/Saturday 9:30 - 10:30am
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Pricing: Non-members pay 30% more per class
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If your child will be 8 years old by August 4, 2024, they are eligible to play on one of our Junior Team Tennis leagues!
For ages 10 and Under, the graphic helps visualize your child's anticipated progression.
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What is JTT?
Junior Team Tennis, otherwise known as JTT, is a tennis league program that offers summer and fall sessions. These sessions feature age-group competition (10U, 12U, 14U, 18U) and each age group is further divided into skill levels (Beginner, Intermediate-Low, Intermediate-High, and Advanced).
JTT brings together boys and girls ages 8 to 18 to play singles, doubles and mixed doubles matches against other teams. JTT is a competitive level-based environment that promotes individual growth, social growth, team work and life skills.
Junior Team Tennis emphasizes fun, fitness, and friends! The focus is on enjoying the exhilaration of exercise, as well as refining the skills that make tennis fun for players of all ages and levels of competition! The Club at Foxridge is thrilled to provide the opportunity for kids to gather as a team, practice good sportsmanship, and learn valuable lessons that apply both on and off the court!
We offer Summer and Fall JTT leagues to allow more time for the players to enjoy the fun of competing on a tennis team with their friends.
All JTT players for Foxridge must have a USTA Membership number. These are free for anyone under 18 years old. Go to the website below to obtain a number.
Matches will always be played on Mondays with the exception of reschedules. The first match of the season is Monday, June 10th. The last match is July 22nd.
JTT practices are set to begin on Wednesday, June 5th with the first match taking place on Monday, June 10.
Beginner (BEG)
General Experience - Entering competition for the first time.
Game Strategy - Just learning to play and primarily working on getting the ball into play.
Movement & Footwork - Understands correct positioning when returning or serving. Lacks court recognition after point has started.
Ball Control & Placement - Consistent hitting soft paced loopy balls. Does not have intended placement or direction.
Strokes - Comfortable hitting forehands, backhands and serves.
Net Play - Can make contact with the ball when at the net.
Serve - Able to serve some balls into the correct box from the baseline.
Consistency - Inconsistent but can sometimes sustain a slow-paced rally with someone of the same ability.
Lower Intermediate (INT LO)
General Experience - Prior match experience including JTT & some entry-level or circuit challenger tournaments.
Game Strategy - Lacks shot anticipation on returns and therefore can only react.
Movement & Footwork - Lacks ability to anticipate and therefore has difficulty covering the court. Limited footwork.
Ball Control & Placement - Consistent when hitting medium paced shots but lacks execution when trying for directional control, depth or power.
Strokes - Not comfortable with all strokes like volleys, lobs, overheads and approach shots.
Net Play - Can volley slower paced balls on both forehand and backhand side.
Serve - (5 out of 10 times). Limited double-faults.
Consistency - Fairly consistent hitting medium paced shots within reach. Difficulty ending points.
Higher Intermediate (INT HI)
General Experience - Extensive match experience and some success with challenger (Level 7) tournaments.
Game Strategy - Has an idea of what game strategy to use but lacks ability to fully execute game plan.
Movement & Footwork - Can cover the court well but may make errors because of timing and footwork.
Ball Control & Placement - Improved stroke dependability with directional control on moderate shots.
Strokes - Comfortable with all strokes. Player needs to improve control of height, depth, direction and speed.
Net Play - Can volley medium paced balls and return with directional intent.
Serve - Player is developing more spin and power on the first serve and seldom double-faults.
(7 out of 10 times)
Consistency - Consistent hitting medium paced shots but may error when opponent uses varying pace, depth and spins.
Advanced (ADV)
General Experience – Playing Level 5, 6 and 7 tournaments with some success.
Game Strategy – Can attempt to vary game plan according to their opponents & can successfully execute strategy.
Movement & Footwork – Can easily make adjustments to footwork and swing to execute a return.
Ball Control & Placement – Dependable strokes including directional intent, depth, spin and pace.
Strokes – Can control depth of shots, pace and use various spins.
Net Play – Aggressive net play
Serve – Can hit first serves with power and accuracy and place the second serve with accuracy.
Consistency – Can consistently return a variety of spins and paces from various depths with control.