Play To Win Competitive Pathway
“Real Tennis Lives Here!”
Our PTW Tennis Brand for competitive juniors has resulted in 14 national junior championships over the last several years, and four high school state championships. Your junior player will be trained for USTA tournaments, Midwest and National ranking, as well as competitive high school tennis.
At every stage of the Competitive Pathway, top tennis professionals, certified by USPTA/PTR, instruct, and mentor your junior. The mission: develop the winning attitude, leading to successful competitive tennis and a confident, self-reliant player proud of their achievements.
Tactical Development—match management, pattern play, playing tendencies, shot choice
Physical Conditioning—absolutely required, fitness is a basic game- building block
Psychological Development—traditional values of discipline, effort, respect, teamwork and commitment leading to winning tennis
These programs are for the player who is ready to commit mentally and physically to a competitive level of tennis. An MCTC tennis professional must recommend entry at all levels.
Hot Shots Camp
Monday – Thursday 12-2 pm, Friday 8-10 am Drills
Friday Match Play 3-5 pm
$154 for the week or $30 per day (Friday - $40 w/match play)
Drills, thrills and lots of noise from the pros about footwork and strokes keep this camp hummin’ with excitement. Must be recommended.
Junior Development Camp
âMonday, Tuesday, Thursday 9-10 am
$43 for the week
Learning on the run, these youngsters will enjoy noisy action. Ages 4-6 years.
Must be recommended.
Monday – Thursday 2-4 pm, Friday 8-10 am Drills
Mon - Thurs 4:30-5:30 and Friday 3-5 pm Match Play
$178 for the week, ($37/day, Friday $40 w/match play)
Monday – Thursday 10-1 pm, 2-4 pm Match Play
Friday 9-1 pm
$191 per week or $41 per day pre-registered, $50 per day drop in
Drills, thrills and lots of noise from the pros about footwork and strokes keep this camp hummin’ with excitement. Must be recommended.
Sign up with Steve Host or at the Welcome Center, 989-631-6151
Tournament Academy players seek district, sectional or national ranking for college recruitment or professional careers or train up for school play and commit to a year round schedule of training and tournaments. Weekly private lessons in addition to Academy sessions are critical. This program boasts 13 national junior championships over the last three years and Tournament Academy juniors have accounted for four high school state team championships since 2009.
Tournament Academy players seek district, sectional or national ranking for college recruitment or professional careers or train up for school play and commit to a year round schedule of training and tournaments. Weekly private lessons in addition to Academy sessions are critical. This program boasts 13 national junior championships over the last three years and Tournament Academy juniors have accounted for four high school state team championships since 2009.