14 Week Fall Session August 31 - December 10, 2026
Hi everyone, and welcome back to Commodore Tennis! We look forward to a great semester of fun and learning!
Welcome Coach Amber
July 13, 2026
Student favorite Coach Amber McGinnis has agreed to work full-time with both our younger students and our tournament players! We are super excited Ambre has agreed to rejoin our staff on a more full time basis for the 2026/2027 school year!
Commodore Tennis Names New Director of Junior Development
We are so excited to announce John Forster as the new Director of Junior Development for Commodore Tennis! John will be running our new tennis curriculum that that we have designed for students using the Red, Orange, Green and Yellow ball system while making it fun for kids of all ages!
We use a 3 tier progression for each level, incentivizing students to work hard to make those leaps! Students must master certain skills to navigate levels, and reach the goals we set at the beginning of a session. We will use friendly competition to motivate students and to help them learn fundamentals, technique, and ultimately, winning strategies! This is a winning formula that will work for all levels!
Future Champs
Future Champs
The Fall semester is a 14 week session designed to improve your child’s strokes, and understanding of the game. Future Champs is designed for kids of all ages who want to learn and enjoy the life sport of tennis! For K-2, the curriculum will include stroke (forehand, backhand, serve and volley) and technique development, along with strategy in a fun format designed to propel kids interest in our sport! Grades 3-8 focus will shift to more instructive with an intent to introduce children to competitive play. Classes are from 3:10-4:05 daily.
Fall Session - Starting August 31, 2026 - December 10, 2026
3:10 pm - 4:05 pm (Wednesdays will be 2:10-3:05 to align with early dismissal).
1 Day per week - $475 per semester
2 Days per week - $900 per semester
3 Days per week - $1260 per semester
4 Days per week - $1500 per semester

