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Junior Competition Program |
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All those interested in JCP must be approved by Director Scott Crichlow.
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The Challenge ladder is back! Saturdays are now days for only match play!
 
Program Description
Junior Competition Program (JCP) is for students of all levels aspiring to partake in and excel at competitive play. Scott's motto regarding development is: "The deeper and stronger the foundation, the higher and grander the structure can be." There is a major emphasis on the development of a solid foundation in the following areas: 1. Technique 2. Tactics/Strategy 3. Physical Fitness 4. Mental Fitness The amount of emphasis in each area will be based on level of play (novice, satellite, and open). Students will be assigned to the appropriate level as determined by the program director, and reassignment based on student's performance can be rendered at any time by the program director.
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| Levels of Play
| Novice (Practices available Tues, Thurs, Fri, & Sat 4-6 pm)
Novice players have a working knowledge of groundstrokes, serves, and volleys. They are also able to keep score, while having little to no competitive experience. Novice players will spend the majority of their time developing a solid technical foundation for all basic strokes and will be introduced to competition through drills, point play, and participation in the Westside Tennis League. | Satellite (Practices available Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, & Sat 4-6pm)
Satellite players have increased proficiency in all of the basic strokes and have some experience in tournament/competitive play. Satellite players will spend a great deal of time developing a solid technical foundation for all strategic instruction. Competitive experience will be enhanced through participation in the Westside Tennis League with recommended participation in select USTA sanctioned tournaments as well.
| Open (Practices available Mon, Wed, & Fri 4-6pm)
Open players have good to great proficiency in all of the basic strokes and most specialty shots, and have significant experience in USTA sanctioned tournaments. These players are in the process of or have attained sectional and/or national rankings. Open players will spend a significant amount of time further improving upon their abilities in all facets of the game including technique, shot selection, tactics/strategy, mental fitness, and physical fitness. Competition for these players will be focused on USTA sanctioned tournament play.
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| | | Program Director Scott Crichlow
Scott Crichlow played for Seton Hall University and went on to play for several years on the men's professional circuit at the Futures and Challenger level. He was hired as a hitting partner for the Chinese Federation Cup team at the 2000 U.S. Open. He has coached at Marymount High School in Los Angeles, his alma mater Seton Hall University, and Fairleigh Dickinson University, where he coached the men's team to a Division I NCAA tournament berth. Scott has been at Beverly Hills Tennis since 2003, specializing in training players looking to maximize their potential and take their games to the highest level possible.
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| | | | Rates | 13 Week Fall 2017 Practice Schedule Rates - Includes League Fees
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| Resident of B.H.
| Non Resident | | 1 day per week | $520 ($20/hr) | $572 ($22/hr)
| | 2 days per week | $910 ($17.50/hr)
| $962 ($18.50/hr)
| | 3 days per week | $1,248 ($16/hr)
| $1,404 ($18/hr)
| | 4 days per week | $1,456 ($14/hr)
| $1,664 ($16/hr)
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