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Monday 9:15 am - 6:45 pm Tuesday 9:15 am - 6:45 pm Wednesday 9:15 am - 5:30 pm Thursday 9:15 am - 6:45 pm Friday 9:15 am - 5:15 pm Saturday 9:15 am - 11:15 am Sunday Closed Upcoming Events
Junior/Parent Tournament Info Meeting
6:30 pm / 7:45 pmMay 6An information meeting designed to let juniors and their parents know how to get started in the tournament process: how to find appropriate tournaments, how to register, how to prepare and what to expect, and the difference between USTA and UTR tournaments. Great information for seasoned parents and newbies alike!Read MoreSpring Men’s League
7:45 pm / 9:00 pmMay 6Men's doubles league run by the Timberhill Tennis Club staff. Each week you’ll play three sets of doubles—partnering with a different player on your court for each one—and record your score. Each set is a “race to 6″—no tiebreaker, so the final score can be 6-5. Each court may choose whether they want to play ad or no-ad. The highest two scores on your court that week move up a court for the following week, and the lowest two scores move down. The player who wins the most total games by the end of the league is the big winner. Balls are provided by the club. Great way to meet new player to hit with.Read MoreSpring Women’s League
9:30 am / 12:30 pmMay 10Women's doubles league run by the Timberhill Tennis Club staff. Each week you’ll play three sets of doubles—partnering with a different player on your court for each one—and record your score. Each set is a “Fast 4″—first team to 4 games, no tiebreaker, so the final score can be 4-3. Each court may choose whether they want to play ad or no-ad. The highest two scores on your court that week move up a court for the following week, and the lowest two scores move down. The player who wins the most total games by the end of the league is the big winner. Balls are provided by the club. Great way to meet new player to hit with.Read MoreSpring Men’s League
7:45 pm / 9:00 pmMay 13Men's doubles league run by the Timberhill Tennis Club staff. Each week you’ll play three sets of doubles—partnering with a different player on your court for each one—and record your score. Each set is a “race to 6″—no tiebreaker, so the final score can be 6-5. Each court may choose whether they want to play ad or no-ad. The highest two scores on your court that week move up a court for the following week, and the lowest two scores move down. The player who wins the most total games by the end of the league is the big winner. Balls are provided by the club. Great way to meet new player to hit with.Read MoreMVC High School District Tournament
All DayMay 15Site for the MVC High School District Tournament.Read More