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Junior Tennis

junior tennis

so many benefits

WAM Clubs is proud to be the only club in the area offering a dedicated Junior Tennis Membership,
designed to help young players grow their love for the game from the very beginning. With locations in Lake
Oswego and Beaverton, your family can enjoy both clubs under one membership, making it easier than ever to fit tennis into your child’s life.

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A junior tennis program that grows with your child

Our Junior Tennis Program grows with your child. From foundational classes that build coordination and confidence to advanced training for those ready to compete, we create groups where kids can truly thrive.
Each player has a unique style, and our coaches work to help them find their own way of playing and improving.
As your child progresses, they will have access to more match play through monthly junior match events, UTR verified tournaments, and summer tennis camps. WAM Clubs is also a verified UTR Partner, giving young athletes access to official ratings, verified competition, and a clear path to continue advancing their skills.


Beyond developing as players, kids gain lifelong benefits like focus, discipline, sportsmanship, and resilience.
Tennis supports both physical fitness and mental growth, helping kids succeed on and off the court. And for those who stick with it, there may even be scholarship opportunities in the future.

 

Spring registration opens february 11!

Non-members welcome!

Non-member rates are 20% more than listed price

Non-member participants are limited to 1 term of lessons

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become a tennis athlete

Junior nights and family play days
Regularly scheduled, these are great events for social match play….fun for the whole family!
 


USTA team tennis
Junior Team Tennis (JTT) gives juniors a chance to compete against players from the other clubs and have a great time learning match play. The PNW-USTA offers JTT teams for ages 10-18. For more information, click here. For a copy of the Single Gender Junior Team Tennis Format click here.

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what do the different color balls mean?

difference in balls for junior lessons explained
difference in balls and court size for junior lessons explained
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