Homeschool Tennis Network helps members find each other! Whether you're a beginner and just want to find someone else to putz around with, or an advanced player looking for USTA tournament level play, we offer a way to match you up, by browsing for geography or skill level. You can arrange for a single practice with a different player each time, or ongoing practice with the same partner...it's up to you, the members, how you use the partner-finding resource!
The most recent development has been our tennis ladder, available to any members who have completed a semester of tennis classes. Its flexible structure allows competition between members across time and distance. Players simply challenge others who are higher than they on the ladder and advance up the ladder when they win. (The fact that the matches are one-on-one makes them very easy to schedule - only two families need to get together on any given date). The member at the top is called "King of the Court". We have ladders for Queen; for Prince (age 12-); and for Princess (age 12-) as well. The King and Queen categories can and do include Moms and Dads as well, again emphasizing that tennis is a lifelong sport!
The most recent development has been our tennis ladder, available to any members who have completed a semester of tennis classes. Its flexible structure allows competition between members across time and distance. Players simply challenge others who are higher than they on the ladder and advance up the ladder when they win. (The fact that the matches are one-on-one makes them very easy to schedule - only two families need to get together on any given date). The member at the top is called "King of the Court". We have ladders for Queen; for Prince (age 12-); and for Princess (age 12-) as well. The King and Queen categories can and do include Moms and Dads as well, again emphasizing that tennis is a lifelong sport!
tice with a different player each time, or ongoing practice with the same partner...it's up to you, the members, how you use the partner-finding resource!
The most recent development has been our tennis ladder, available to any members who have completed a semester of tennis classes. Its flexible structure allows competition between members across time and distance. Players simply challenge others who are higher than they on the ladder and advance up the ladder when they win. (The fact that the matches are one-on-one makes them very easy to schedule - only two families need to get together on any given date). The member at the top is called "King of the Court". We have ladders for Queen; for Prince (age 12-); and for Princess (age 12-) as well. The King and Queen categories can and do include Moms and Dads as well, again emphasizing that tennis is a lifelong sport!