Roger Scott Tennis Center would like to invite all children to come out and learn the game of tennis, a sport of a lifetime.

Quick Start Red Group - Ages 5 - 6
Quick Start Red Group - Ages 7-8
Quick Start Orange Group - Ages 9 - 10
	Purpose:	Introduce children to the game through the innovative Quickstart Tennis format.
	When:	Monday - Thursday 3:30 - 4:30pm
	Cost:	$ 40/month - 1 day a week $110/month - 3 days a week $ 15/day	$ 80/month - 2 days a week $140/month - 4 days a week
Registration Form

Futures - Ages 8 & up
	Purpose:	Introduce juniors to pre-academy training and prepare them for tournament play and USTA Junior Team Tennis.
	When:	Monday - Thursday 4:30 - 6:00pm
	Cost:	$ 60/month - 1 day a week $170/month - 3 days a week $ 20/day	$120/month - 2 days a week $210/month - 4 days a week
Registration Form

West Florida Tennis Academy
	Purpose:	Training program for experienced tournament and High School players. This class is by invitation only. Requires approval from Director of Junior Tennis.
	When:	Monday - Thursday 4:30 - 6:00pm
Registration Form

NOTE: All ages above are for general guidance but actual placement is determined by the instructor.

Quick Start Clinics Registration Fee:

USTA Florida, in conjunction with Wilson Racquet Sports, is offering a great opportunity for children participating in Jr. Team Tennis using the Quick Start Tennis format. Every child that joins the USTA as a new or renewing member ($19) and registers for a local USTA Jr. Team Tennis in the Quick Start divisions u8 and u10 ($35)) will have a choice of a brand new Wilson US open tennis racquet and some new balls - OR - a USTA Florida backpack and a Nike Team jersey to wear on Match Days! JOIN TODAY!

What is "Quick Start"

We at Roger Scott have introduced the "Quick Start" Tennis program at the facility. This program has been proven to be the quickest and best way for young beginning players to learn the game of tennis.

What makes tennis fun is being able to rally a ball back and forth over a net with a partner. The sooner the children can rally, the sooner they can actually play the game and participate on a team.

The "Quick Start" clinic program teaches tennis by modifying the game with smaller courts, lower nets, smaller and lighter racquets, foam balls for 8 and under, and low compression balls for 10 and under. The program's primary goal is to give children the skill to play the game right away.