Saturday, March 17th, 9:00– 11:30am.

Location: Delone Catholic Gym, use South Street Entrance and park in the Student parking lot.

Training Directed by USTA Tennis Service Representative
Mrs. Cathy Shaak

This workshop is for players interested in learning how to teach 10U TENNIS. This is a free workshop, if you would like the teaching manual cost is $10.

Also, it is advisable to attend if you have taken the workshop in the past, for refresher training.

Please email Coach Dunn if you are interested in attending by emailing her.

Contact Denise Dunn tennis55@comcast.net or call 717.965.9697

Why Junior Team Tennis is Right For You
With Junior Team Tennis, you’ll learn about unity, sportsmanship and how to work together to achieve success. You’ll also learn that success isn’t just about winning; it’s about how you play the game and respond to challenges.

Parents can get involved in Junior Team Tennis, too. If there isn’t a Junior Team Tennis league near you, your parent can start a team!
Nearly 100,000 kids nationwide play Junior Team Tennis annually, thanks to the parents who donate their time and talents. In fact, your parents can get involved today, whether they’re pros or if they’ve never picked up a racquet. They can even start a team if there isn’t one nearby.

Local Junior Team Tennis or Championship Junior Team Tennis: Which is right for me?
Junior Tennis Team follows two tracks to provide opportunities to players of all abilities: Local Junior Team Tennis or Championship Junior Team Tennis. The local track allows kids and team organizers to play on local level with flexible structures, while the championship track provides teams the opportunity to advance to a national championship – the crown jewel of the USTA Junior Team Tennis season.

https://www.usta.com/en/home/play/play-as-a-member/middlestates/JuniorTeamTennisinUSTAMS.html

Popularized by its player-friendly “make your own time and place” scheduling method, LSTL allows players to schedule matches on their own time, and at a place and time convenient to both competitors. Site locations all over York County have been utilized by players, including (but not limited to) the courts at Central York HS, Dallastown HS, Farquhar Park, Penn State York Campus, Red Lion HS, Springettsbury Park, Susquehannock HS, West York HS, York College of PA, York Suburban HS, and many more. The league encourages players to always select a free, outdoor location as the site of their matches in order to avoid the costs that come with club-run courts and/or indoor facilities and remain within the spirit of a low-cost, “wallet-friendly” league.

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Schedule: Sundays, March 25-April 22 (no class April 1)

Session 1 Ages 5-9…. Youth Tennis…1-1:40PM….. $40

Session 2 Ages 10-13… JR. Tennis……1-2PM………. $50

Sign up on or before March 25 to receive a T-shirt

Location: Spring Grove Tennis Courts

Make up days if class is rained-out will be scheduled on Sunday, April 29

Last Session includes Prizes and Pizza Party!!!

Make checks payable to: York Adams Community Tennis Association (YACTA)

Send form and check to Holly Metzger-Brown 145 S Beaver St York, PA 17401

Supervised By:   Spring Grove Tennis Coach: Holly Metzger-Brown
717.332-9755/hollymetzger@hctennis.com

REGISTRATION FORM:

https://www.sgasd.org/site/handlers/filedownload.ashx?moduleinstanceid=8177&dataid=20727&FileName=fall 2017 grove tennis flyer.pdf

Taught by Miss Holly, JCC Youth Fitness Director & Spring Grove Boys and Girls varsity tennis coach.

Age 4-5 Thurs. 12:15-12:45 PM M $36  NM $54 (4 weeks 3/1 to 3/22)

*Those enrolled in JCC ECE or SACC can also receive an additional $5 off for M/NM Class emphasis is placed on agility, movement, hand and eye coordination, balance and stroke development. Participants will learn basic tennis skills and both individual and partner play while playing fun games.

www.yorkjcc.org

TITLE TENNIS SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

MAIN RESPONSIBILITY

The primary focus of a Tennis Service Representative (TSR) is to uphold the mission of the USTA in promoting and developing the growth of tennis within a designated region. TSRs will provide sales consultation, business development strategies and customized service to assist local tennis providers and organizers in achieving success. Additionally, TSRs will help identify non-tennis entities that might partner with us to grow the sport in local and regional markets.

OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE
1. Conduct regular prospecting, sales calls and meetings with tennis providers and organizations designed to increase participation and play frequency by attracting new, former and underserved audiences
2. Promote “key” USTA and Industry initiatives by gaining support, acceptance and distribution through local providers
3. Provide facilities and organizations with relevant program information, marketing materials, grant information and other resources as needed
4. Actively promote tennis opportunities for multicultural and diverse populations
5. Represent the USTA by attending, coordinating and/or delivering workshops, events or meetings designed to strengthen the local delivery system and increase participation in tennis.
6. Work in a positive and cooperative manner with all USTA Section, District and National staff and volunteers
7. Administrative reporting, data entry, phone calls, conference calls, webinars and trainings as required

Key Performance Indicators:
– Each USTA Section will designate specific measurable performance objectives (Goals) in support of USTA National and Section Dashboard with emphasis on Net Generation, School Tennis, junior entry level tournaments and local Junior Team Tennis.
– Feedback from facilities and organizations visited

Supervisory Responsibilities: None

Internal Relationships: The TSR will work in cooperation with USTA National, Section, District staff and volunteer network.
External Relationships:
The TSR will build relationships with leaders at schools, tennis facilities/clubs, Community Tennis Associations, park & recreation districts, service organizations, retailers, manufacturing representatives and with non-tennis entities in an attempt to grow the game.

QUALIFICATIONS

1. Must be self starter, and ability to work independently.
2. Must be able to handle multiple priorities and projects simultaneously.
3. Excellent organizational, administrative and management skills required.
4. Excellent communication and presentation skills both verbal and written.
5. Customer service skills and ability to work with volunteers.
6. Computer experience to include Power Point, Word, Excel, and Outlook.
7. High energy and enthusiasm
8. Knowledge of USTA MS programs and tennis background preferred.
9. Ability to work as part of the USTA MS programming team.
10. College degree required.
11. Must have the ability to drive within territory

Preferred Qualifications:
1. Knowledge and connections in tennis industry as well as familiarity within territory.
2. Prior experience starting community programming.
3. Knowledge of youth progression, Net Generation, and USTA Junior Team Tennis.
4. On-court training experience.

TIME COMMITMENT

Full time exempt staff member based out of home. Significant evening and weekend work required. Attend meetings, events and workshops as required.

Interested applicants may send their resume and cover letter to servingtennis@ms.usta.com