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High School and Middle School Tennis 1. IHSAA Physical Forms—Get your physical form to participate in High School tennis. 2. Coaches Guide Book—Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Rule Book—Yes, they have rules! Do you know them? 3. Indiana Newspaper Sports Sections—Get results of tennis matches from other areas here. 4. Indiana High School Athletic Association—Tennis— Tennis Bulletin 2012 - Schedules, Rules 5. Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association — Week Rankings and Information about High School Tennis 6. IHSAA Physical Forms, and Schedules and the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference 7. Terre Haute North Tennis Team — Girls Tennis Boys Tennis 8. Terre Haute South Tennis Team — Girls Tennis Boys Tennis 9. West Vigo High School Tennis Team 10. Sullivan High School Tennis Team 11. Greencastle High School Tennis Team 12. North Central High School (Farmersburg) 13. South Vermillion High School Athletics 14. Washington High School—Girls Tennis Schedule 15. Vincennes High School— Boys Tennis Link—Girl Tennis Link 16. North Central High School (Indianapolis) 19. Brownsburg Community Tennis Association—Our Indiana Partner Organization
College Tennis Web Pages—College Tennis Online.com
Known Teams with Terre Haute tennis players. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology – Men / Women—Ray Montgomery, Eric Fair, Paige Cook Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana—Men and Women’s—Brittany Farmer Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida—Women (Taylor Bullock) Indiana Tech, Ft. Wayne, Indiana—Andy Hopkins (Assistant Coach) IUPUI— (Women and Men), Indianapolis—Joel Modesitt Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owensburo, KY—Maddy Bogle
1. Anderson College— Women’s Tennis / Men’s Tennis 2. Bluffton University — Women’s Tennis / Men’s Tennis 3. College of Mt. St. Joseph — Women’s Tennis / Men’s Tennis 4. Defiance College— Women’s Tennis / Men’s Tennis 5. Franklin College—Rusty Hughes 6. Hanover College - Rich Lord 7. Manchester College— Women’s Tennis / Men’s Tennis—Eric Christianson 8. Transylvania University— Women’s Tennis/Men’s Tennis - Chuck Brown 9. Earlham College— Sports Website 1. Aurora University—Women and Men 2. Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia 3. Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan 4. Albion College, Albion, Michigan 5. Alma College, Alma, Michigan 6. Asbury College, Wilmore, Kentucky 7. Austin Peay, Clarksville, Tennessee (Coach Malik Tabet) 8. Austin University, Austin, Texas 9. Bellarmine University, Louisville, Kentucky— Women 10. Birmingham-Southern University, Birmingham, Alabama 11. Blackburn College, Carlinville, Illinois 12. Bethel College—Mishawaka, Indiana—Men and Women’s NAIA 13. Brigham Young University—Hawaii 14. Brescia College—Coach Jack Etchison in Owensburo, Kentucky 15. Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana - Follow Brittany Farmer 16. Calumet College of Saint Joseph, Whiting, Indiana—M/W 17. Capital University, Columbus, Ohio 18. Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin 19. Centenary College of Louisiana* 20. Central State University, Dayton, Ohio 21. Centre College, Danville, Kentucky— Men and Women 22. Coe College—Cedar Rapids, Iowa 23. Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado 24. Denison College, Granville, Ohio 25. DePauw University – Men–Women—Now In New Conference 26. Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana — Women’s Tennis / Men’s Tennis 27. Eastern Illinois University— Men— Women 28. Emmanuel College, Boston, Massachusetts 29. Eureka College—Tennis, Eureka, Illinois—Rose-Human Opponent 2010 30. Ferris State University—Professional Tennis Management Program 31. Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Florida—Men and Women’s Tennis 32. Fontbonne University, St. Louis, Missouri 33. Grace College, Winona Lake, Indiana 34. Greenville College, Greenville, Illinois— Men and Women 35. Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana 37. Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas 38. Huntington College, Huntington, Indiana 39. Illinois Benedictine University, Lisle, Illinois—Women’s Tennis 40. Illinois College, Jacksonville, Illinois—Men and Women 41. Illinois Wesleyan University—Women and Men 42. Indiana University—Southeast (Coach) 43. Indiana University—East, Richmond, Indiana—New Team 44. Indiana University - Northwest, Gary, Indiana—Don Gobbie Coach 45. Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion, Indiana—Men and Women’s Tennis 46. IPFW—Ft. Wayne—Coach Eric Burns 47. IUPUI— (Women and Men) 48. Indiana Tech, Ft. Wayne, Indiana—Coach Dan Moster 49. Kentucky Wesleyan College— Women’s Tennis—Follow Maddy Bogle 50. Kenyon College, Grambier, Ohio 51. Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois 52. Lewis Univeristy, Joliet, Illinois—Women 53. Lindenwood University, St. Charles, Missouri 54. Marian College, Indianapolis, Indiana — Men and Women 55. Millikan College—Decatur, Illinois 56. Millsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi 57. Midway College— Tennis—Have to navigate the links 58. Missouri Baptist University, St. Louis, Missouri 59. Nebraska Wesleyan University 60. Northwest Ohio University, Lima, Ohio 61. North Central College—Naperville, Illinois 62. Oakland City University— Women’s Tennis / Men’s Tennis 63. Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio 64. Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, Georgia 65. Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio— Men and Women 66. Olivet Nazarene University, 68. Otterbein University, Columbus, Ohio 69. Principia College - Women’s Tennis - Men’s Tennis 70. Rhodes College, Memphis, Tennessee 71. Robert Morris University, Chicago, Illinois—Women’s Tennis 72. Saint Joseph College, Rensselaer, Indiana 73. Saint Leo University, Florida 74. Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas 75. Spalding University, Louisville, KY—New Team 76. Stevens College, Columbia, Missouri—Women’s Tennis 77. St. Ambrose University, Davenport, Iowa 78. St. Louis College of Pharmacy, St. Louis, Missouri 79. Taylor University—Upland, Indiana 80. Thomas-More College— Women’s Tennis— Men’s Tennis 81. Trine University—Angola, Indiana 82. University of Dallas, Dallas, Texas 83. University of Hawaii—Honolulu, Hawaii 84. University of Illinois Tennis, Champaign, Illinois 85. University of Indianapolis Men’s Tennis 86. University of Missouri—St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri 87. University of Northwest Ohio, Lima, Ohio 88. University of Southern Indiana, Evansville, Indiana 89. University of St. Francis—Ft. Wayne, Indiana (Women only) 90. University of Saint Francis—Joliet, Illinois (Men and Women) 91. University of Tampa—Tampa, Florida 92. University of Virginia— Men’s Tennis / Women’s Tennis—Brian Boland’s Team 94. Warner Southern College, Lake Wales, Florida 95. Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio 96. West Virginia State University Tennis 97. Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio 98. Xavier University— Women 99. Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri 100. Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Indiana
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Interesting Articles Lesson Plans at the Bottom 1. Fifty-Six Ways to Win a Match—New 2012 by Dan Hopkins 2. Parent Guide To Junior Tennis Tournaments 3. Tournament Notes for Junior Tennis Players 4. Tournament Players Record Sheet 5. Federal Tax Forms—W-4 Withholding Form for employees. 6. Vincennes Tennis Club and Information 8. USPTA Drills 9. USTA Rules —Click Here To Read The Rules 10. Scoring the Game of Tennis 11. Court Etiquette—How to be fair 12. Wimbledon Tennis 13. TennisExpress.Com—Find courts, lessons, almost anything. 14. Tennis Europe—Interesting concept. 15. Conditioning — Rose-Hulman - Program 2012 17. HOW TO TEACH WHEELCHAIR TENNIS—Online Video 18. See A Prince Tennis Video 19. Future of Tennis—The Making of a Champion 21. USTA Tennis Websites—Evansville, IN 22. Andy Roddick Video—Powerade
Central Indiana Tennis Association 1050 East 86th Street, Suite 55A, Indianapolis, IN 46240 Phone: 317-846-4560, Fax: 317-846-4581 USA League Tennis (Indianapolis) Phone: 317-844-6105
USTA Midwest Section Website 8720 Castle Creek Parkway, Suite 329, Indianapolis, IN 46250 Phone: 317-577-5130
About Us—Your Certified USPTA Instructors/Professionals—Important United States Professional Tennis Association: Did you know that the head staff (Dan, Dallas, and Wes) of the THJTA are all active with the USPTA. By being tested and trained you are insured the best quality instruction available. Several have Red Cross training and certification for First Aid, CPR, and defibrillator. We continue to learn and receive new ideas so that our children get the best. We regularly attend conventions and conferences to upgrade our skills. We endorse the listed USPTA programs and are making every effort to be on the cutting edge of the tennis marketing trends. We already use many of the same programs adapted to our local community. We hope you find us truly professional in every aspect. Likewise we hope you seek out experienced professionals to teach your child.
Lesson Plans For THJTA Programs 1. Day 1 Lessons Day 13 Lessons Day 25 Lessons 2. Day 2 Lessons Day 14 Lessons Day 26 Lessons 3. Day 3 Lessons Day 15 Lessons Day 27 Lessons 4. Day 4 Lessons Day 16 Lessons Day 28 Lessons 5. Day 5 Lessons Day 17 Lessons 6. Day 6 Lessons Day 18 Lessons 7. Day 7 Lessons Day 19 Lessons 8. Day 8 Lessons Day 20 Lessons 9. Day 9 Lessons Day 21 Lessons 10. Day 10 Lessons Day 22 Lessons 11. Day 11 Lessons Day 23 Lessons 12. Day 12 Lessons Day 24 Lessons
Summer Tournament Schedule June 18-20, 2010—Terre Haute Mary Ann Stadler Memorial Jr. Open—Results June 28-30, 2010—Terre Haute Dave Cundiff Memorial Closed Jr. Open—Results July 23-25, 2010—Old National Bank Classic Junior Open — Results Celebrating 40 Years |
Terre Haute Junior Tennis AssociationP.O. Box 6112, Terre Haute, IN 47802Wes Kirk (812) 240-8596 (Cell Phone)Dan Hopkins (812) 239-5061 (Cell Phone)Established in 1986—26th YearUpdated 1-06-2012—A |
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Upcoming Events DePauw University Open—December 30—January 1, 2012—Results Wabash Valley Tennis Club Jr. Open, December 29—January 1, 2012—Results
At this point we look to continue and expand next year with schools program, junior clinics, tournaments, team tennis (slams), and trips. THJTA Summer Tournament Schedule June 15 –17, 2012—Terre Haute “Mary Ann Stadler” Jr. Open June 25—27, 2012—Terre Haute “Dave Cundiff Memorial” Jr. Closed June 29 –July 1, 2012—DePauw University Jr. Open |
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Junior College Teams Coach Ron Albers 2011 National Champions
2. Lake Land Community College— Canceled Program 3. Olney Central College — Olney, Illinois - No Team 4. Rend Lake Jr. College—Ina, Illinois 5. Ancilla College—Plymouth, Indiana - No Team 6. Illinois Central College 7. Danville Community College 8. Rock Valley Community College 9. Florida Community College—Jacksonville, FL 10. Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale |
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Our Mission: The Terre Haute Junior Tennis Association is here for the children of our community to provide opportunities to help them succeed at learning tennis on their own at an affordable price. Since 1986 the THJTA has provided free tennis instruction at four corners of Vigo County, a tournament players program at South High School and Rea Park, four USTA sanctioned tournaments, and competition trips for our tournament level players. We employ over forty young people during the summer months in Terre Haute. After the summer months the THJTA provides practice balls, hoppers, roll dry equipment an other necessary materials to area middle and high schools to promote the game of tennis. The directors of the THJTA are tested and certified United States Tennis Association Professionals. Each has completed more than 100 hours of continuing educational instruction and attends at least one professional clinic per year. We aren’t a here today gone tomorrow outfit. We live and breath tennis for our community and are a non-profit 501 c3 organization that functions completely based on total participation and donations by individuals and corporations. We actually pay taxes, have insurance, and contribute back to our community. Our yearly tax returns and expenditures are public so that the local tennis community will stand behind us. We hope you will support our organization by participating first and contributing secondly, after you see the importance of the Terre Haute Junior Tennis Association. |