Students will learn more advanced stroke production with emphasis placed on the serve and return of serve. Students will continue to develop rallying skills while using individual, paired and team activities which will aid in developing both cooperative and competitive skills. Singles point play will be introduced with an emphasis on team work and sportsmanship. Intermediates will be played on 60 foot courts using orange transition balls. A 23 or 25 inch racket is appropriate for this clinic. All participants must be approved by Rico Williams.

Students will continue to develop motor skills and general athletic skills. Basic techniques will be introduced for groundstrokes, volleys. and serves. Students will learn basic footwork while tracking the ball. Students will learn the first stages of cooperative tennis through self and partner rallying skills. Students will also become familiar with basic tennis rules and learn the scoring system. Beginners will be played on a 36 foot court using red low compression balls. A 19, 21 or 23 inch racket is appropriate for this class.

A clinic constructed for top juniors pursuing college tennis and beyond. Juniors are expected to have high tennis skills and competitive conditioning form. The clinic is focused on mental strength, shot selection, strategy and conditioning for college level matches. Players need to demonstrate resiliency, tenacity, and competitiveness before being accepted into the clinic. All participants must be approved by Rico Williams or Marija Bogicevic

My name is Marija Bogicevic Camacho, currently I am the Director of Junior Tennis at the YMCA.  I was born and raised in Belgrade, Serbia.  I graduated from Marshall University with a Business Administration Degree in Management and Marketing in 2018.  Following graduation, I received and ITF Professional Tennis Certification.

From an early age, tennis has been the most important part of my development and life.  I started playing tennis when I was 6 years old and continued my training on a professional level where I was the top ranked Serbian women’s player.  I traveled the world and was able to experience the best tennis programs, which enabled me to play Division 1 College Tennis for Marshall.

I enjoy socializing with my family, friends and traveling the world with them.  Helping people reach their full potential puts a smile on my face.

My name is Marija Bogicevic Camacho, currently I am the Director of Junior Tennis at the YMCA.  I was born and raised in Belgrade, Serbia.  I graduated from Marshall University with a Business Administration Degree in Management and Marketing in 2018.  Following graduation, I received and ITF Professional Tennis Certification.

From an early age, tennis has been the most important part of my development and life.  I started playing tennis when I was 6 years old and continued my training on a professional level where I was the top ranked Serbian women’s player.  I traveled the world and was able to experience the best tennis programs, which enabled me to play Division 1 College Tennis for Marshall.

I enjoy socializing with my family, friends and traveling the world with them.  Helping people reach their full potential puts a smile on my face.

This clinic is for motivated young players that can serve and sustain a short rally from the baseline. The clinic will feature complete technical development with the emphasis being on increased consistency and better placement. Students will learn the basics of point construction and will be equipped with the skills necessary to play a match. Participation in this clinic will enable students to transition into the Tournament Preparation group.

Private one on one sessions with Ron Williams to help develop technique, tactics, and understanding the game of tennis.

No experience necessary! The YMCA will offer 8 weeks of tennis camp.  Campers are divided according to age and ability on our five indoor courts.  Participants will learn basic stroke techniques and have the opportunity to practice in a fun environment.  Games, relays and team competition will be used to promote camaraderie, team-work and sportsmanship.  All levels welcome!

Pre-Camp and Post Camp Child Care

Child care will be provided for tennis camp participants in the Summer Day Camp (K-5th Grade) between the hours of 7 am – 6 pm.  A designated counselor will sign your child in at the tennis department and will be responsible for transferring all personal belongings.  Your child will participate in the morning day camp activities, including off-site field trips that have a return time prior to 1 pm, and afternoon activities following tennis camp.  All rules, procedures and policies apply to tennis camp participants.  Further information is available in the Parent Handbook.

Current immunization records and most recent wellness record are required at the time of registration to participate in pre-camp and/ or post camp child care.

Emphasis will be on age appropriate motor skill development and enhancing student athleticism through simple tennis activities. Movement, coordination, balance, agility, tracking, throwing and catching activities will be utilized. Students will take part in games that are both fun and tennis related. Tiny Tots will be played on a 36 foot court using red low compression balls. A 19 or 21 inch racket is appropriate for this class.

A clinic for juniors who are pursuing District and Sectional rankings. Participants will be directed through skills and strategy sessions on court and off court conditioning programs, mental toughness training and time management. This clinic is for dedicated and self-determined players who are pursuing competitive competencies and a tournament schedule. All participants must be approved by Rico Williams or Marija Bogicevic

A clinic designed for those youth who have the interest and desire to advance into tournament level play with the hopes of achieving goals in Middle school, High school or District tournaments. Participants will learn more advanced stroke production with the emphasis on consistency and placement. There will also be an introduction to the use of spins and racket head acceleration. Skills will be practiced using cooperative live ball drills and point play. Students will learn strategy and tactics for both singles and doubles match play.

this account is only for USTA court fees

5 courts 8 players      $20 per person or $160 total

4 courts 7 players      $19 per person or $133 total

4 courts 6 players      $21 per person or $126 total

3 courts 6 players      $17 per person or $102 total

3 courts 5 players      $19 per person or $95 total

3 courts 4 players      $22 per person or $88 total