Junior and Mini Tennis

Mini Tennis Coaching at Coylton Activity Centre, 2008/09

Mini Tennis is the best way for beginners to learn to play tennis. It is played on a badminton court with short rackets and lightweight balls. Our coaching program develops the all-round physical abilities of young children, to enable them to enjoy active sports for years to come. As well as playing mini tennis, during each lesson they work on throwing, catching, moving, balancing, and co-ordination skills as part of their physical development

Who can enrol? The classes are open to anyone attending primary school

Last season's successes

Six teams entered in /Ayrshire League

League Division 1 winners (Coylton A) - meaning we are Ayrshire League Champions

League Division 2 winners (Coylton C)

League Division 4 runners-up (Coylton D)

League Division 5 winners (Coylton E)

League Division 8 runners-up (Coylton F)

Ayrshire Boys' Open Champion (Ross Duncan); Ayrshire Girls' Open Runner-up (Sarah Fergusson)

Ayrshire Girls' 10 & under Champion (Rebecca Spence)

Ayrshire Primary Schools' Champions - Coylton Primary School (for 2nd year running) - (Ross Duncan, Scott Duncan,

Aidan Kerr, Jamie Morrison, Sarah Fergusson, Nicole Clarke, Rebecca Spence, Eilidh Duncan,)

Junior Tennis Coaching at Coylton Tennis Courts, Spring/Summer 2008

Who can enrol?

The classes are open to anyone up to age 16. However these classes have been very popular in recent years and if numbers get too large, tennis club members get priority. On those days non-members will not be able to play.