Our 2023 NJTL Tennis Summer Camps are right around the corner. Children of all ages and skill levels are invited to join us June 5 through July 21 at Wolbrecht, Eldon Roark, Raleigh and Frayser Tennis Centers for a summer full of tennis, friends and fun!

Financial assistance is available for those that qualify. Learn more and register below.

Did you hear? Tennis Memphis’ Tennis & Tutoring (TNT) program is moving to Eldon Roark Tennis Center for the 2023-2024 school year!

This free mentorship program is offered for students in grades 4-8, Monday through Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. during the school year. Contact Katarina Sims at ksims@tennismemphis.org to learn more. Be sure to follow TNT on Instagram at @TNT_ignitors901 for program updates and opportunities to volunteer.

If you believe tennis is for everyone and are excited to share the sport with people in your community, you are in luck! We are officially kicking off our 2023 Play Tennis, Memphis! campaign. Be on the lookout for this community of players to appear on your local television station. Be sure to follow us on social media to learn about upcoming events and opportunities to play.

Beginning 6/1/2023, Tennis Memphis will sublease Bellevue Tennis Center to the Chicago-based XS Tennis. To book future court reservations and programming at that location, please call them at (901) 774-7199 beginning June 1.

For Tennis Memphis programming, please visit our website at tennismemphis.org, or visit one of our locations across the City of Memphis – Eldon Roark, Frayser, Raleigh, Wolbrecht, and Leftwich Tennis Center (coming soon!). Please direct any questions specific to this change to Arnold Thompson, Director of Outreach and Community Development at athompson@tennismemphis.org.

Did you know that May is National Tennis Month? To help commemorate the holiday, consider giving to Tennis Memphis. We strive to build a better community and enhance lives through education, mentorship and access to outstanding programs. Help us continue to provide tennis instruction and accessible programming to Memphians by donating.