Block Party Registration and Sign-up for the Jr Team Tennis Program utilizing the QuickStart format. More than 60 kids came to the party. Twenty-two registered for the summer program and more registered online.

Adults came to the party seeking a good tennis match and with all of the Central High School Tennis Players who came to coach, we were able to put together some competitive matches.

Kids enjoyed the free hot dogs, chips, and bottled water provided by the Western Kenosha County Tennis Association. Donations were also provided by Premium Waters, Inc., Hy-Safe Technology, Lakeside Pediatrics and Kozak Orthodontics. Thanks also to the many individuals who made donations. You are all greatly appreciated.

ACE joins in to get kids started on their warm-up exercises. Here they work on jumping like a frog, to learn the ready stance.

Twisting like an Owl.

Sprints.

Coach Kyle and Coach Laura run with 10 and Under Blake.

A 10 and Under student works with Coach Brings on hitting technique. Coach Brings is President of the Western Kenosha County Tennis Association. He will be one of the many volunteer coaches signed-up to coach this summer's Midwest Jr. Team Tennis

utilizing the QuickStart format.

Coach Kyle works with Randi on making contact with the ball. Kyle is a member of the Westosha Central High School tennis team and will be one of many high school players who have signed-up to coach the QuickStart program.

Westosha Central High School Tennis Player, Angela Christenson help kids with strokes at the Block Party.

Kids 10 & Under learn new skills at the Western Kenosha County Tennis Association Block Party.