BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! ATC is sponsoring a fourth season of Junior Team Team Tennis. This league is open to boys and girls ages 8-14, and no experience is necessary. The league is a great way to learn tennis while playing with friends and competing against other local teams.

The six-week league runs from Sept. 14th - Oct. 12th. Players will have one practice per week after school (days/times TBD), and one match per week on Sunday afternoons at 2pm at Argonaut High School.

The coaches and organizers are all volunteers -- we could use your help. Call 257-1545 to get involved!

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Join us for free adult social tennis on a weekly, year-round basis (weather permitting). We play mixed/assorted doubles, singles, triples and even fives if necessary (mostly doubles; depends on how many show up). "Intermediate" nights are appropriate for folks who are comfortable serving and playing with other players of both genders with USTA ratings 3.5 and up. "Beginner/returning player" nights are intended for players just learning the game, those who want to rally but not play games, and those who may have been away from the game for some time and are looking to "shake off the rust".
Intermediates play Wed & Fri evenings at Argonaut High 5:30pm
Beginners & Returning Players play Fri evenings at Amador High 6:00pm

We are fortunate to use the public (high school) courts for our recreational tennis. Maintenance is what the courts need now. The first step is easy: Clean the Courts! We have a power washer and other equipment available. However, we need “person power” to get it done. If you are someone who plays at Argonaut regularly, please consider forming/working with a team to clean the courts. It would be nice to do them every 2-3 weeks until the rains begin again (may not be until November/December).
If you are willing to help out, contact Rosalie at 257-1545 or rosalie.escamilla@sbcglobal.net

Budding tennis stars turned out to try their hand at Rapid Rally Tennis, part of the Junior Olympic Skills competition. Rapid Rally tests how well children ages 8-13 can serve a low-compression tennis ball and continue to hit against a wall above the net line as many times as possible in 30 seconds. The four local winners advanced to the Regionals in Sacramento, where they earned three gold and one silver medal.
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