Summer Tennis League RED DIVISION

The Summer Tennis League Red Division is for children ages 7 thru 8 of all beginner experience levels. It is a great way for them to have fun with their friends while learning and improving their tennis skills.

Ages 6 to 8, New to advanced beginners, 1 1/2-hour sessions, Mondays and Wednesdays, up to 6 weeks.

About the Red Division:

• Red Ball / 36 foot Court Format
  Kids ages 6 thru 8 years old learn tennis using the USTA 10UT Format using tennis to scale courts, balls, games and scoring.

• Players learn racquet and rally skills using interactive progressions to develop essential ABC's (agility, balance, coordination) skills.

• Players learn basic tennis tactics by playing games including singles and doubles, learn rules and age specific scoring.

• Activities are age and skill level specific. .

  • Includes:

    • Tactical games

    • Singles and doubles.

    • Site Ladder matches

    • Site Team Matches.

    • Challenge Day Team Tournament Prep.

• SCJTL site ladder match play standings posted weekly.

• Site Coaches are trained to coach and guide players through their experience.

• Players registered for the Red Division Challenge represent their site as important members of the team. Click here to learn more about Red Challenge Day.

• Every STL Red Division player is placed on and treated as part of a tennis team.

Red Division Teams

Red Team 36: New players 6-8 yo. - Red Ball / 36 ft. court

Red Team 36 Adv.: Advance beginners - 6-8yo - Red Ball / 36ft court.

Please note:
Players are grouped according to experience and skill level evaluated by Site Director.
Varying court sizes and balls may be used according to session teaching theme and objectives.
Friends can play in the same groups together, regardless of experience, managed by the Site Director!

Registration Includes:

• Team Shirt: 1 per registered player.

• 1 SCJTL program commemorative medal included with registration.

• Program tennis balls provided..

• Challenge Day Team Tournament Medals for players whose registration includes Challenge Week.

Players will need to provide:

• Players will need to provide the following personal equipment:
  • To avoid accidental sharing, Players are required to have their full name clearly written on every item brought.
  • Age specific tennis racquet.
  • Red (6-8yo): 21” to 23”
    May be purchased when registering and available for pick up at the Site for player's first day of program.
    Click here to go the SCJTL Equipment Site.
  • Clothing
  • Shirts, shorts, sneakers (no sandals or flip flops)
  • Personal
  • Water, sunscreen and anything personally required.
  • Bag, drawstring or regular backpack, with full name clearly written for easy identification.

  Click here to go the SCJTL Equipment Site.

• Parent / assigned guardian for younger players may be requested expected to stay for full 1 1/2-hour session.
  Most parents can leave their players and pick up, on time, before the end of the session.
  Bathroom access not available at all sites.

Summer Tennis League Site Locations:

• East Northport Middle School Tennis Courts* (relocated from Northport HS 6/17/22)
• Hauppauge Middle School Tennis Courts

*As of 6/17/22

• Click here for maps and directions to all Summer Tennis League Sites.

  *Sites may be changed or modified determined by registration.

  ** Challenge Day Site -Hauppauge Middle School Tennis Courts**

Click to learn more about Locations.

SCJTL Red Division Challenge Day!

Program culminating event for players whose registration includes Challenge Day.

Challenge Day takes place Hauppauge Middle School Tennis Courts..
All other sites are closed that day.

Challenge Day is a Team Tournament event for Summer Tennis League, Red Division players. Registered and attending players will receive an SCJTL Challenge Day Division wrist band.
Everyone plays! Players will experience team competition for Challenge medals and Challenge Site Cup points against all other SCJTL Summer Tennis League sites.

Challenge Competition medals for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Players will also get to meet "Deuce", the mascot for the Suffolk County Tennis and Education Foundation