For juniors playing USTA tournaments and Junior Team Tennis. PATP builds new competitors up to a 3.0 UTR, and ATP is invitation-only, tournament-level training for players heading toward college tennis. New to tennis? Start with Grand Prix.
Both the Grand Prix and PATP programs are directed by Coach Alex, a USPTA and PTR certified professional with over 20 years developing high-performance players and coaching on the WTA Tour. He personally runs every player's evaluation, so families start in exactly the right program.
PATP is for intermediate juniors who are starting to compete: players entering USTA Level 7 and Level 6 tournaments, or starting to compete in Junior Team Tennis. It is not a beginner program. If your child is new to tennis or still learning the basics, Grand Prix is the right place to start.
Graduating to ATP: players move up through the levels as their results and skills grow. Once a Level 3 player is approaching a 3.5 UTR and competing consistently, their coach will recommend them for an ATP placement meeting with Director Darin Pleasant.
We don't require a UTR for PATP. Every player first goes through a free 15-minute evaluation with Coach Alex, so we place them at the right level.
Book a free 15-minute on-court evaluation with Coach Alex. He'll assess your player's skills and place them in the correct level (1, 2, or 3). Then they fill out their info at the front desk and they're enrolled.
The free 15-minute evaluation with Coach Alex makes sure your player starts in the right program. Grand Prix players generally don't need one, it's for families moving into PATP or ATP.
This isn't optional, every parent of a PATP or ATP player has a club account on file. Here's why: we only charge for the days a player actually shows up. Rather than collect payment on the court each day, we tally attendance and bill the credit card on file at the end of the month. It's cleaner for you, easier on our front desk, and means missed days never cost you anything.
Junior Team Tennis (JTT) is where training turns into team competition, and it's a key step in a player's development. It bridges the gap between learning in a clinic and competing on your own, giving juniors real match experience in a fun, supportive team setting. All Grand Prix Level 3 through PATP Level 3 players are welcome to join.
JTT is a USTA-sanctioned, team-based format. Instead of playing as an individual, your junior joins a Grey Rock team and competes against teams from other clubs across the season.
Each team match is a mix of singles and doubles, and every player's result adds to one combined team score. Kids compete for themselves and for their teammates at the same time, which builds both skill and camaraderie.
Our highest tier, and it's invitation only. ATP is high-performance training for juniors actively competing in sanctioned tournaments, run Monday through Friday, 5 to 7 PM, by two coaches with genuine tour pedigree. Across the 20 years Darin has led this program, many of its players have gone on to compete in college tennis.
Our college-bound track. Most of these players are aiming to compete in college athletics.
Building the technical, tactical, and physical foundation to move up into the elite group.
Bring your verified UTR to a meeting with the coach to confirm your placement and availability. Then complete your front desk paperwork and you're enrolled.
Discount available for players attending 5 days/week.