FUTURE STARS & COMPETITIVE
Future Stars and Competitive Junior Development Programs are designed for youth ages 10-17 who are ready to elevate their skills. Participation in local tournaments is strongly encouraged. These programs require a minimum commitment of two days per week, and each session typically runs 6-8 weeks.
Pre-approval is required for all junior development programs. Current High Point students may get approval directly from their High Point coach.
Complimentary evaluations available. Players who have participated in a junior development program elsewhere are welcome to attend a free evaluation. Please call ahead to reserve a spot. If you register and later find you cannot attend, please call to cancel, as space is limited.
Evaluations for youth ages 10 1/2 and older are held Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6:00 pm. Evaluations for youth ages 10 1/2 and under are held Monday and Wednesday evenings at 5:00 p.m. To schedule, please call (972) 941-7170, option 2.
On the evening of the scheduled evaluation, be sure to arrive a few minutes early to complete a brief form. Evaluations are intended for prospective students who already have prior tennis experience – whether through group classes, private lessons, or participation on a school team. After the evaluation, please stop by the pro shop for details on the class recommended for your child.
NOTE: You will need a Plano Parks and Recreation account to register for any High Point program. To do so, please click on: Create a Plano Parks & Recreation Account Online.
Once you have set up an account, you may call or stop by High Point to register your child. Online registration is not available.
Future Stars
Future Stars is designed for players with little or no tournament experience. This program supports young athletes who want to develop their game through organized play situations, group instruction, and drills. The primary emphasis is on play-based learning, including challenge ladders, tournaments, and round robins. Enrollment is limited, and players who completed the previous session will receive priority registration for the next session.
Players who are new to Future Stars must have taken two group classes or have equivalent lesson experience. Students are also encouraged to take private lessons in addition to participating in Future Stars.
competitive
Competitive Junior Development is designed for players with limited tournament experience and for those preparing for future competitive play. Class time is divided into three components: drills, play situations, and conditioning. Instructors encourage players to participate in local youth tournaments by sharing information about upcoming events, assistingwith transportation arrangements, and, when possible, accompanying and observing players during tournaments.
Players are encouraged to take private lessons in addition to participating in Competitive Junior Development. Enrollment is limited, and players who completed the previous session receive priority when registration for the next session.
