ADULT TENNIS
TRY TENNIS ADULTS INDOORS AT WRYMCA INDOORS at WR YMCA from November - March
Are YOU ready to try tennis? Been a while since you played? Join Coach Pat Williams of Pat’s Tennis Aces on the indoor courts at WR YMCA and go from “couch to court” in just 4 weeks for only $40. Fee includes four 90-minute group clinics, a free racket and gift. Saturdays, November - March $40 Register NOW online at www.trytennis.net or https://form.jotform.com/nctennis/tryplayWRC
ROACH TENNIS RETURNS FOR STRATEGY CLINICS AT BRIDGE STREET RECREATION CENTER NEXT SPRING
PIEDMONT USTA ADULT LEAGUES
You might be surprised to know that Rockingham County has five USTA Adult leagues playing in Greensboro in 2019.
Piedmont USTA Adult Leagues, organized by the Greensboro Regional Tennis Association (GRETA), offer USTA league play by age group (18&O, 40&O, 55&O, and 65&O) with team matches played in Greensboro and High Point.
Contact Local League Coordinator Susan Brodeur for more information about finding and registering for a team. susan@gretanc.com
- Fall is the time for Fall Combo Doubles League in Greensboro/High Point Piedmont League. Players may be added to a team anytime during the season. Click the "Find a Team" button at the bottom of the Fall Combo page if you looking for a team.
- Rockingham County Men's USTA Tri-Level 3.0+ league is in play. Their current team record is 4-2 with 2 matches to play.
- Rockingham County & Friends finished second in the 7.0 USTA 55&Over Mixed Doubles league with a 5-3 record.
- Beavers/Rhyne spring results were 3-5 in the Women's USTA 3.5 55&Over league.
- Rockingham County team finished 5-3 in the Men's USTA 40&Over league.
Discover what 330,000 USTA League players already know and join the country's largest recreational tennis league.
FIRST EVER...FAST FOUR FUNDRAISING TOURNAMENT! (complete)
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MEET, GREET AND PLAY with our newest Adult Tennis players
We have over 40 new tennis adult players in Rockingham County. Try Tennis and Tennis Apprentice programs are connecting our players on the courts. If YOU would like to join in for fun, casual doubles play, please email RCTennisAssociation@gmail.com to receive news of where to meet, greet and play.
ROCKINGHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE ADULT TENNIS CLASSES (complete)
Rockingham Community College offers Beginning Lessons for ages 16-Adult and USTA Southern Tennis Apprentcie for age 16 - Adult as part of their courses for credit and Continuing Education programs. Student under age 18 are required to submit a consent form to participate. Check out the RCC Continuing Education Catalog here or contact Alice Hooker, Administrative Assistant, Workforce Development and Continuing Education at 336-342-4261 extension 2107 hookera@rockinghamcc.edu
2019 Beginning Tennis CSP-7733-01 This course emphasizes the fundamentals of tennis. Topics include basic strokes, rules, etiquette, and court play. Upon completion, students should be able to play recreational tennis.
DATES: 3/11 - 5/6 Mondays/Wednesdays
TIME: 1:00 PM 2:50 meet in GYM 102
FEE: $60.00
FACULTY: John Key
Rockingham Community College's newly-resurfaced tennis courts have been awarded the USTA NC 2016 Facility of the Year and a USTA 2017 National Facility of the Year in the Educational Institution category.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
RCTA is glad to list the tennis professionals who are teaching in Rockingham County. Please contact us at RCTennisAssociation@gmail.com
if you would like to be listed on our website.
Bitrus Istifanus PTR 10&Under certified 336 623-9636
Caleb Shelton 336-480-5674
Alyssa Mann, PTR 10 and Under and 11-17 certified 843-446-6284
James Roach of Roach Tennis, USPTA certified, coachroach1964@gmail.com (336) 577-0872
ADULT SANCTIONED USTA TOURNAMENTS
A sanctioned tournament is one that is approved by the USTA. The club, organization, or person running the tournament has paid a sanction fee to the USTA and agrees to run the tournament following USTA Southern Section Tournament rules and regulations.
USTA North Carolina offers different levels of tournaments to meet Adult player's competitive needs. A player may enter any tournament, although you should strive to find the level of tournament at which you can best meet your personal tennis goals.You are also welcome to contact Matt Delascio, NC Tennis Adult Leagues Events Coordinator for advice. matt@nctennis.com
Complete North Carolina adult tournament schedules are available on the USTA NC Tennis Website http://nctennis.com/node/932