Tennis academy in Pittsburgh, PA — programs, ages, and what it costs, explained for parents.
Community program led by president/executive director Joe Washington (profiled by New Horizon Media, 2026). 100% volunteer-driven team of nationally certified, USTA Safe Play-approved pros and strong players/instructors serving kids from all over Pittsburgh. Dual-track model: Introductory Track (year-round fundamentals for absolute beginners to advanced noncompetitive players) and Competitive Track (informal support for high-school/junior-tournament/USTA players, with plans for financial sponsorships, coaching, national camp opportunities, and travel funds). Fall/winter sessions (Oct-April) Friday evenings at the Mellon Park Tennis Center bubble: beginners/intermediates 6:30-7:30 PM, advanced 6:30-9:30 PM. Transitioning toward becoming a formal National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) chapter.
Typical costs: Free (volunteer-driven nonprofit). Always confirm current pricing directly — academy rates change.
Pittsburgh Inner City Junior Tennis Program serves Contact academy.
Pittsburgh Inner City Junior Tennis Program does not offer boarding; it's a day-training program.
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