
JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAMS AT KRC
Follow a clear pathway from an accessible first experience to sustained development and advanced competitive training.

A Clear Path from First Rally to Competitive Tennis
KRC’s junior tennis programs are operated by Noble Tennis School (NTS), led by KRC Racquets Director Tony Roth. The NTS pathway organizes player development by age division, playing level, and commitment. Players begin with the program that fits their current experience, then move into increasing levels of training, play, and competitive development.
Junior Program Calendar
Registration typically opens 1–2 months before each session begins. Introductory programs are registered by session. Diligent Development, All Stars, and Master Class are annual pathways running from September through June. Exact program dates are confirmed in CourtReserve.
Mid-September to mid-December
Early January to mid-April
Mid-April to the end of June
Junior Development Pathway
The pathway progresses from an accessible first experience into consistent development and comprehensive competitive training. Placement requirements help ensure that each player enters the appropriate environment.
VIEW AND REGISTER FOR JUNIOR PROGRAMS| Stage | Program & age | Level & placement | Training load | Commitment | Program focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 Introduction | Mighty Mites U7 (ages 5–6) and U10 (ages 7–9) |
Level
Beginner to low intermediate
Placement
Open enrolment
|
1 class per week | Per session | Age-based instruction, modified equipment, and no more than four players per court make tennis accessible while developing sound fundamentals, confidence, and enthusiasm. |
| 01 Introduction | Futures U14 (ages 10–13) and U18 (ages 14–17) |
Level
Beginner to low intermediate
Placement
Open enrolment
|
1 class per week | Per session | An age-appropriate starting point for older beginners, with organized instruction, modified equipment, and no more than four players per court. |
| 02 Develop | Diligent Development U10 (ages 7–9), U14 (ages 10–13), and U18 (ages 14–17) |
Level
Low intermediate and above
Placement
Assessment or coach invitation
|
2 classes per week | Annual | Steady, professionally organized training in level-based groups, with regular play and suitable competition. Groups have no more than four players per court. |
| 03 Advance | All Stars U10 (ages 7–9), U14 (ages 10–13), and U18 (ages 14–17) |
Level
Intermediate
Placement
Assessment or coach invitation
|
3 classes per week | Annual | All Stars combines duo lessons, coached match play, volume training, and physical preparation to support comprehensive player development. Up to eight players train across three courts. |
| 04 Master | Master Class Ages 7–18 |
Level
Advanced competitive development
Placement
Coach invitation only
|
Set by individual plan developed with coach | Annual | A lead coach builds a personal plan that can include tournament scheduling and coaching, solo and duo lessons, group training, match play, fitness, and tennis classroom work. |
FAQs
How do I choose the correct junior program level?
Start with the player’s experience, goals, and the age division shown for each program. Mighty Mites and Futures have open enrolment. Diligent Development and All Stars require an assessment or coach invitation, while Master Class placement is coach-led. If you are unsure, contact KRC or book an introductory orientation so one of our instructors can assess your child and recommend the appropriate pathway.
How do I register for a junior program?
Select View and Register for Junior Programs to open the complete junior program listing in CourtReserve. The listing is not filtered by pathway or age division, so review the program name and age requirements before registering. Master Class placement is by coach invitation; contact KRC to discuss the appropriate development pathway.
Does my child need a paid KRC membership to register?
No. Parents can create a free CourtReserve account and select the Non-Member (Guest) membership when prompted. This provides access to program registration.
Are payment plans available for junior programs?
Yes. Annual junior programs can be paid in three installments, with one installment due before each of the Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions. Master Class programs are billed monthly based on the player’s individual development plan.
Are private tennis lessons available?
Yes. Private lessons are available throughout the year for junior players of all ages and levels. Contact KRC and we will help match your child with an appropriate coach.


