JTTL is a fun way to learn tennis with all your friends! Leagues are for novice players between the ages of 6 and 14 years old. Kids will be divided into co-ed teams of six or more. Each season runs for six weeks; including six matches and six practices.

• Ages 6 to 8 yrs -- Click here to see rules of play.

• Ages 9 to 10 yrs -- Click here to see rules of play.

• Ages 11 to 12 yrs -- Click here to see rules of play.

• Ages 13 to 14 yrs -- Click here to see rules of play.

We are looking for volunteers to help with this non profit league. Like little league and soccer each team will need a team parent, coach, assistant coach, and administrators will be needed for each team.

We're also looking for volunteers to help with this non-profit league. For more information please call (916) 554-7075 or email us by clicking here.

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Refund Policy: Full refunds will be given upon written request and then only up until original close date of registration. AFTER the original close date, 100% of your payment is non-refundable.

The United States Tennis Association (USTA), Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) and the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) have developed a partnership to provide college students the opportunity to learn and play the sport of tennis. Through these partnerships, we hope to have the college community become involved in tennis as participants and/or spectators at college matches.

For more information on starting a USTA program please visit www.norcal.usta.com

Very simply, our Advocacy Program provides support to local leaders in schools park districts and government to ensure adequate tennis facilities and program support. See our full Advocacy section on this website.

Yearly workshops are provided for school coaches, pros and teachers and interested volunteers to bring new material and new coaching techniques into the school environment. Our next Recreational Coach Workshop will be coming soon. Check our events calendar for details.

The SCTA offer grants that support tennis programs of all types. Grants are awarded based on need and availability. Priority will be given to those programs that develop and promote the growth of tennis in the greater Sacramento Area. Your organization must be or become a USTA organizational member prior to receiving funding. Call USTA Member Services at 1 (800) 990-8782 to join or renew your membership. Your organization must be an SCTA member organization to apply.

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Racquets donated or supplied at low-cost by the SCTA for beginning recreational programs to use to promote the game of tennis.

Assist in coordinating outreach to groups such as Pacific Housing and Girl Scout Councils to reach large numbers of kids in our area that would otherwise not be exposed to the game of tennis.

For more information please call (916) 554-7075 or email us by clicking here

We offer and help you create customizable tennis programs, format ideas and a wealth of information for your school.

• Professionally conducted USTA teacher-training In-services
• State certified, School Tennis Resource Guides
• Racquets and equipment assistance
• Access to discounts & incentives for intramural & after school programs
• Link to tennis network of USTA clinicians and staff

The USTA School Tennis In-services are approximately three and a half hours long. A minimum of 12 teachers is required—fewer may be accommodated under special circumstances—with the maximum being 50 (space provided). All grade level teachers are welcome. Elementary, middle and high schools are eligible to receive free racquets (18 per school) and assistance with other equipment. In addition, we will endeavor to obtain used tennis balls for these schools to begin their programs with.

We strongly encourage all School Tennis programs to develop an After-School Team Tennis program.

If you are interested in scheduling an In-Service in Sacramento, Yolo, El Dorado or Placer Counties, call (916) 554-7075 or email us by clicking here