A season of growth for HXCS-LV, highlighted by the 100 Sets Challenge, a $3,000 USTA Middle States District Grant, and the first year of Red Ball Tennis for families.
Spring celebrated a major USTA Middle States milestone. Fall opened the courts to more children and parents through Red Ball Tennis.
In 2024, HXCS-LV Tennis Club received a $3,000 award through the 2024 USTA Middle States District Grant.
For the club, the grant marked an important step forward during a year filled with new opportunities, from the 100 Sets Challenge in the spring to the launch of Red Ball Tennis in the fall.
Explore USTA grants ↗The annual spring tournament honored the 100th anniversary of USTA Middle States with an ambitious goal: play 100 sets of tennis across the tournament.
Players coordinated their own group-stage matches before coming together for a final community day with the USTA.
Read USTA's feature about the club, the 100 Sets Challenge, and the people who made the event possible.
Read the full USTA article ↗
Fall Tennis was a sustained program, not a one-time event. Across ten sessions at the Northampton courts, children and parents had repeated opportunities to learn, practice, improve, and play before academic classes.
Smaller courts, slower red balls, and modified equipment made it easier for new players to rally and enjoy the game. At HXCS-LV, children learned alongside their parents instead of parents only watching from the sidelines.
Kevin Yao is an exceptional mentor and coach who has been with the HXCS-LV Tennis Club since day one. His leadership, patience, and encouragement make a real difference for our players and families. As Kevin begins his next chapter at CMU, we are proud of everything he contributes to the club and wish him continued success!
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