Players entering grades 9-12 (grades 7-8 players by invitation only) The High School Open Court program is for high school players looking for competitive match play, game-based drills, individual instruction, and classic tennis games. Coach Bri Dorr Mondays and Wednesdays, June 8-July 15 (No tennis on July 6, 8) 10:30a - 12:30p Makeup Policy: Any cancellations beyond 1 day will be made up on July 20 and 22. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, communicate verbally with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket.

Delano Middle School Tennis League > ages 10 - 14 The Delano Middle School Tennis League will allow newer or experienced players to play singles, doubles, and mixed doubles matches against other players. Athletes will play sets against a variety of opponents. Match locations will rotate between Delano, Buffalo, and possibly other area tennis courts. Participants are responsible for their transportation to all league locations. 16 Wednesdays, June 10-July 22 (No Tennis on July 8) 1:00-3:00 p.m. (time may be adjusted slightly | $79 Delano/Buffalo Tennis Courts (possibly other nearby towns) Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, keep a rally going, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket.

Entering Grades 6-12 The Girls' Tennis Fall Season Warm-up will prepare all girls planning to play tennis this fall for the season. The Fall Season Warm-up will focus on fundamentals, strategies, mental toughness, and physical conditioning. Matchplay is another element coaches will incorporate into sessions to develop participants’ skills. *Sixth graders are eligible to participate in the Fall middle school season! Coaches strongly encourage participation in this summer camp. Coach Holmgren and staff Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, June 8 - July 31 (No tennis on June 19, July 6, 8, 10 8:00-10:00a Delano High School Tennis Courts Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket..

> boys, grades 6 - 8 Join the fun and be part of Delano’s Boys Tennis program! Whether you’re new to the sport or have been playing for a while, this program is a great way to build your skills, make new friends, and enjoy friendly competition. Players will learn proper techniques, improve consistency and strategy, and experience the excitement of match play against other area teams. Tennis is a sport you can enjoy for a lifetime—discover what makes it so rewarding! Coach: Ben Pupp Registration deadline: April 3 Monday - Friday, April 6-May 19(There will also be a 12 dual-match schedule.) Transportation: Player transportation will be shared by parents on road matches. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, be able to keep a rally going, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, hold and swing a tennis racket.

Please excuse the misprint in the brochure. The dates listed below are correct. > Entering grades 1 - 7 If you have ever wanted to experience the excellent, lifelong game of tennis, now is your chance! This six-week program will take players through the many fundamentals of tennis, exposing participants to a wide variety of drills, games, and competitions. You will most definitely have fun! Jake Olson & staff Tues & Thurs, June 16-July 16 (No tennis on July 7 and 9) Delano High School Tennis Courts #6524-S1 grades 1 - 3* | 8:50-10:00a | $109 #6524-S2 grades 3* - 5* | 10:00-11:30a | $125 #6524-S3 grades 5* - 7 | 11:30a-1:00p | $125 * After beginning camp, some players may be asked to move based on numbers/ability. * Players entering grades 3 & 5 should decide based on ability, experience, and schedule. * Girls Entering 6th/7th Grade: It is recommended that 7th-grade girls who plan to play Junior High Tennis in the Fall register for the “Girls’ Tennis Fall Season Warm-Up” program. Make-up policy: Any cancellations will be made up on July 21 and July 23 Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, communicate verbally with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket.

Serve up some fun and build your game at this end-of-school-year tennis camp for boys entering grades 3–5! Designed for beginners and players with some experience, this camp focuses on developing fundamental skills, including forehands, backhands, serves, volleys, scoring, and court movement. Players will learn through a combination of engaging drills, skill-building games, and introductory match play in a positive and active environment. By the end of the camp, participants will gain confidence, improve their understanding of the game, and be excited to continue playing tennis. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, communicate verbally with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket.

> Grades 1 - 6 This camp will focus on proper grips, footwork, rallying, and the basic strokes of tennis, including the forehand, backhand, volley, and serve. We will also learn and play many tennis games throughout this process. Participants will need to bring a tennis racquet. The clinic will be held outside, so please dress appropriately and bring sunscreen and a water bottle. Space is limited — register early. Program Note: participants will be grouped by ability after the first session. Coach Brianna Dorr & High School Staff Weather Policy: In the event of inclement weather, the clinic will either move into the Tiger Activity Center if space is available, or it will be held on a makeup date to be announced. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, hold and swing a tennis racket.