The Racquet Sports Industry (RSI) has named JTCC’s Jordan Zimmerman “2021 Junior Tennis Champion of the Year.” The prestigious national award was the result of Zimmerman's innovative idea to promote teenage girls to be active and engaged in their community during the...
While most are focused on setting goals at the beginning of the year, one JTCC player is already achieving his. On January 3, JTCC Full-time Champs player Stiles Brockett secured his first national title, and with it the coveted gold ball hardware, at the USTA’s Boys...
2021 has been a year to celebrate at JTCC thanks to our supporters! Despite the challenges of COVID, JTCC coaches, staff, and players created new opportunities to fulfill our mission of making tennis accessible for everybody. Two recent events underscore the...
Looking for a unique and powerful method to improve your mental fortitude on the court? In 2022, align your game with MindBody Tennis, created and led by JTCC Coach Houston Ward. The class is designed to help players improve their mental game through integrating...
A JTCC member since September, Richard Herskovitz’s story is one of inspiration and courage. In 2005, Herskovitz fell ill and was diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis, an extremely rare infection. With only 500 known cases annually in the United States, Herskovitz's...
Dear JTCC Members and Family, We hope everyone is enjoying indoor tennis and is preparing for a wonderful holiday season. JTCC is still committed to keeping everyone safe while at JTCC so we are writing to inform you and remind you of our current COVID-19 policies...
On November 9, join JTCC's General Manager of Player Development Megan Moulton-Levy and notable tennis icons Billy Jean King and Paul Annacone at the USTA Play Into Competition Virtual Conference as they discuss the most pressing topics facing top junior tennis...
Any day of the week at JTCC, a person would see see a mix of high performance juniors, kids, and adults training to improve their tennis playing ability. But October 13-15, it was the coaches who were training on court to learn a new sport: wheelchair tennis. Marking...
A hush fell over the crowd as Bill Ackman prepared to serve to JTCC alumna Robin Montgomery. Facing each other at the net, prepared to strike, were the former world #1 doubles star Richey Reneberg and the current world #52 singles standout Frances Tiafoe. The Pershing...