Junior Competition Program (JCP)
Our Junior Competition Program (JCP) is designed for players who have advanced beyond our traditional group classes and are ready to take the next step toward competitive tennis. This program is ideal for juniors who are beginning to enter competitive play and junior tournaments and are ready to work harder, sharpen their skills, and develop the tools needed to compete with confidence. Through focused training, match play, and skill development, JCP helps players hone their technique, strategy, consistency, and overall understanding of the game as they continue their journey in competitive tennis.
For those who would like to try out for JCP, please contact us at proshop@beverlyhillstennis.com to schedule a time. If you have already participated in the JCP program before, you do not need to try out again.
JCP Fall 2026
September 8 - December 20, 2026 - 14 weeks
OR
September 8th-October 25th and October 26th-December 20th - 2 7 week sessions
No Practices on the following dates:
- Saturday, September 12th - Rosh Hashanah
- Week of November 23rd - 29th - Thanksgiving Break
All Practices are from 4-6pm. Matches are on Sundays.
Can be purchased as 7 Week sessions or 14 week session. There is a price break for full 14 week session. If purchasing 7 week sessions, there are no rollover practice credits into 2nd session.
Minimum age to participate is 8 yrs old. Minimum skill level Advanced Intermediate.
Any questions about JCP can be emailed to proshop@beverlyhillstennis.com
JCP Level Break Down
NOVICE
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Challenge Ladder Saturday.
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 introduces to competition through drills, point play, and participation in the Westside Tennis League.
Satellite
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Challenge Ladder Saturday.
Satellite Players have increased proficiency in all of the basic strokes and have some experience in tournament/competitive play. Satellite players will spend great deal time developing a solid technical foundation for all basic strokes, with an introduction to specialty shots, as wells as tactitcal/strategic instruction. Competitive experience will be enhanced through participation in select USTA sanctioned tournaments as well.
Open
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Challenge Ladder Saturday.
Open players have good 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 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.