Upcoming Junior Tennis Events
(Junior Events are labeled-Click on Event link below)
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December Tennis
For kids of all ages!
Why Youth Tennis?
Kids that play sports will learn values that will serve them as they get involved in their active lives and leave youth sports experiences behind them.

Why Tennis?
Suitable for all ages and skill levels
A game that can be started at any age
It’s a fun way to get active
A great way to make new friends
Clinics
Our Past clinics have helped develop great players.
Other Benefits From Tennis:
· Honesty
· Commitment
· Strong work ethic
· Pursuit of personal experience
· Love of sport
· Fun
· Respect of self and others
· Sportsmanship
· Humility
· Teamwork
· Patience
· Perseverance
· Resilience
· Best effort
· Embrace failure
· Balance in life
· Physical health
Local Ways To Get Involved
Parks & Recreation
Bowling Green Parks and Recreation offers several clinics at Kereiakes Park throughout the year for beginners as well as more advanced players. These clinics are designed to introduce players to the game of tennis as well as help more advanced players hone their skills. This is an affordable way for young people to get introduced to the game and to help them take their skills to the next level.
Olde Stone Tennis
An exciting and challenging Junior Tennis Program here at Olde Stone. Tennis students focus on FUN, tennis fundamentals and foundational tennis development. All Skills Levels are welcome!
“Sports can play a big role in teaching values and principles. It can be a huge development tool for life. Just think, teamwork, leadership, work ethic, and trust are all part of the game and are also all factors in how we make the most of our lives.”
— Cal Ripken Jr., Hall of Fame baseball player
Benefits of tennis participation:
A non-collision sport
A great way to meet people and spend time with friends
Suitable for all ages and skill levels
A game that can be started at any age
A game that can be played for a lifetime
Played all over the US
Gives a total body workout
Has built in rest periods
Involves cognitive function
Provides low lactic acid buildup, resulting in low levels of perceived exertion
*Adapted from the USTA’s Parent Support Guide
USTA Parent Support Guide
Find out how to best support your child in learning the game of tennis as well as sportsmanship
Helpful tips for parents:
Parents are encouraged to volunteer to help with the courts management during matches, especially with the younger ages
All our communication is done via text. You must make sure you enter a valid cell number at the time of registration so you receive all communications regarding the season. ● A valid USTA Membership is NOT required to participate.
There are no make-ups for practices missed for personal reasons. ● Effort will be made to do make-ups due to rain/weather. ●
JTT is for players who can rally and serve. If player can’t, please consider the Spring Clinic. ● Practice/Match Location: Kereiakes Park, 1220 Fairview Ave, Bowling Green KY, 42103 ● Parent Meeting: There will be a brief parent meeting at the first 10 minutes of the first practice. ● There will be a pizza party at the last match of the session.
The BG tennis community is a vibrant group of people that nurtures youth and adults to enhance their tennis skills while building supportive social relationships among local players. My family has enjoyed the support and many friends we have made in the community.
— Beckie S.
EXTRA INFORMATION
Rules & Regulations
USTA’s rules and regulations for singles and doubles. Learning the game will help everyone improve.
Tips & Instruction
USTA’s website is filled with rich content aimed at helping you improve and grow your confidence in how you play.
The Code
The Players’ Guide to Fair Play and the Unwritten Rules of Tennis. Read the link below to understand more.
USTA Parent Support Guide
Find out how to best support your child in learning the game of tennis as well as sportsmanship