ROGY Mountain Tennis for Youth

Afterschool ROGY (Red, Orange, Green, Yellow Ball) is for players wanting to improve their tennis game over the course of the school year. Kids ages 3-18 can participate in these classes and grow in the sport of tennis. See below for our classes offered for different ages and skill levels.

  • Tiny Tots Class-For kids ages 3-5: Tiny Tots Flyer Fall Winter 2023-2024
    • Play fun games while learning the basic ABCs (agility, balance and coordination)
  • Red Ball – For kids ages 6-8: ROGY RED FlyerFall Winter 2023-2024
    • Through fun games and drills, players will begin learning the basic skills of proper tennis technique while continuing to increase their hand-eye coordination, consistency, and control.
  • OGY (Orange, Green, Yellow ball) – for kids ages 9-18: ROGY OGY Flyer Fall Winter 2023-2024
    • Orange and Green Levels of students may range from beginner to intermediate. The
      foundation will focus on the ABCs of tennis: Agility, Balance, and Coordination along
      with technique, movement, scoring and court sense. Stroke production and introductory
      tactical play follows. This is the pathway to the high-performance group, tournament
      play, high school or adult recreational play.
    • Green ball competitive players will continue to build the basic skills needed to become a
      successful tennis player. Players will be educated in proper tennis etiquette, build
      character qualities and broaden their tennis knowledge and understanding. The green
      ball pathway will incorporate dynamic movement, technical instruction, point play,
      challenging games, and match play fundamentals to gain knowledge, skills, and
      confidence to move onto yellow ball with constant evaluation. Green ball players may
      play up in U12 yellow ball tournaments and are encouraged to participate in match play
      and green ball tournaments.
    • Yellow ball recreational pathway players will continue to build their player identity and
      prepare for competitive play. Players have demonstrated character qualities in previous
      levels and are continuing to hone their skills to be consistent in competitive play, along
      with learning mental toughness skills.
  • Green Ball and Yellow Ball Competitive Pathway: Invitation only – Through fun games and drills, players will begin learning the basic skills of proper tennis technique while continuing to increase their hand-eye coordination, consistency, and control. Competitive-Pathway-fall-winter-2023-2024
    • Yellow ball competitive pathway is designed for students wanting to take their tennis to
      the next level. The class is by invitation only by Coach Bill or Coach Jason. Students will
      sign a contract beginning of each session to show their commitment to the class and to
      the game. Students will be held accountable for their actions. Players wanting to join
      the competitive pathway class are looking to play high school tennis, in high school, or
      looking at colleges to play tennis. First half hour will focus on strength training, speed, and balance. The rest of the class will fine-tune strokes and tie those strokes into live ball play.

      • Green Ball has the same format but is designed for younger players

**Players who are current participants in ROGY get 1/2 price courts outside of class on weekends and over any school breaks**

Starting 4/30/24 ROGY, we are offering a cheaper rate if you sign up for the whole session and a slightly higher drop-in rate if you want more flexibility. We will not pro-rate the cheaper session prices for any reason, including unplanned absences or signing up halfway through the current session. We have also lowered the drop-in rates: for the 1.5 hour classes, the new rate is $35. For 2 hour competitive classes, the rate is now $45. One hour classes have a $25 drop-in rate. If you have a question about our junior program, please contact Jason Scicchitano directly. His email is Jason@steamboattennisandpickleball.com and his phone number is 703-338-4013.