USTA TEAM CHALLENGE

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USTA Team Challenge introduces children of all ages to tennis competition in a one-hour, low-pressure, team environment to develop their skills through level-based play, without an emphasis on instruction or results. This turnkey program requires minimal time commitment while providing a fun, memorable experience for players that will inspire them to keep playing. 

 

  • Participants are expected to at least drop hit serve from the service line over the net and sustain a modified rally which can be rolling, trapping, bumping, or hitting
  • Providers must be Net Generation Safe Play approved

 

If you are a player looking to participate in a USTA Team Challenge click here to learn more.

HIGH SCHOOL COACH TEAM CHALLENGE PROMOTION

Host a USTA Team Challenge between February 20th - April 21st and be eligible for a free gift.

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BENEFITS OF HOSTING A TEAM CHALLENGE

Increased Revenue

Easy to Organize, Host & Run

User-Friendly Registration System

Turnkey Marketing Materials

Proven Field-Tested Offering

KNOW THE BASICS

 

  1. One hour
  2. Progression of freeplay, cooperative play, and team competition with short timed matches
  3. Players expected to at least drop hit serve from the service line over the net and sustain a modified rally

KEY FEATURES OF USTA TEAM CHALLENGE

Guaranteed Play & Flexible Formats

Fun, Social Setting

Highlights Character & Skill Development

Use Red, Orange, or Green Balls

Short Time Commitment—one to two hours

Deliver a single event or a series of up to six events

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RESOURCE LIBRARY

Looking for resources to help you run a Team Challenge? Check out the Resource Library.

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SEE WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING...

"Red Ball Team challenge was a great way to introduce kids to competitve tennis and the kids had a lot of fun. We definitely want to do it again and we hope to beinvolved in the Orange Ball pilot program and Green Ball pilot as well."

Peter Green

"I felt the red ball team challenge accomplished two major things: First the parents better understand why the modified equipment works and second we have converted at least one coach working with this age group to proper modified equipment. On top of everything else the kids had fun!"

Leigh Chak

"The kids and parents loved the team challenge. Every kid was asking when the next one was and we already have word of mouth interest from kids that heard about it. It is a great retention tool and recruitment tool to introduce tennis to new young players."

Adam Moulda