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If your opponent accepts your challenge, you'll pick the date and location of your match at your favorite local tennis courts.

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Tennis League Schedule      SPRING - March 1st - April 30th     Playoffs May 1st  - May 31st     SUMMER - June 1st - August 31st     Playoffs Sept 1st  - Sept 30th     FALL - October 1st - October 31st     Playoffs Nov 1st - Nov 30th     WINTER - December 1st - Jan 31st     Playoffs Feb 1st - Feb 28th Need to know how the tennis league works?

Splash Tennis League Info       Splash Tennis League provides year round tennis leagues for players of all levels.  We provide adult players in the US area an easy way to play competitive, fun matches at their skill level, wherever they live. Our aim is to create a friendly atmosphere while making the tennis league as convenient and enjoyable as possible. We have a spot for you if you are a beginner, an expert or intermediate. Join other tennis league players of your level in your city. Register now and play tennis in the upcoming season.

Splash Tennis League Tips Watching the Ball-It is crucial to watch the ball all the way to your racquet. Moving Your Feet -You must have quick feet. Don't run around the court with long strides, take short quick steps. Keeping Your Head up when you Serve-Keeping your head up helps you watch the ball all the way to the point of contact. Following Through- The follow through is one of the most important aspects of the most common strokes in tennis. Turning Your Shoulders- Turning your shoulders helps you get your racquet back into the right position. Step Into Your Volleys- Stepping into your volleys is a great way to make sure that you get shoulder turn and a lot more power into your volleys. Pointing at the Overhead- When you point at the overhead you create a target. Getting the Racquet Back Early- Late swings account for the majority of poor shots.