Our idea is to use tennis as a way to gain and hold the attention of young people in the inner cities and other poor environments so that we can teach them about matters more important than tennis....Through tennis, lives can be changed and spirits reclaimed.
~Arthur Ashe, National Junior Tennis League Co-Founder
The National Junior Tennis League of Indianapolis' purpose is to fulfill Arthur Ashe's vision of offering low-cost tennis and life skills instruction to children, regardless of socio-economic circumstances.
Upcoming Programs
Registration for 2012 NJTL summer classes (June 11 - July 31) is open. Click here for more information.
NEW THIS SUMMER - Advanced players must be approved by the Program Director and/or Advanced Instructor for participation in the Advanced program. Click here for the tryout schedule.
PARENTS - Help us stay in touch. Please forward address or E-mail changes to info@indynjtl.org or 317-429-9965.
Recent News
Katie Felix, NJTL instructor, receives 2011 Excellence in Summer Service Education Award.
2011 NJTL participant, Andrew Brown, named USTA/Midwest Section Arthur Ashe Essay contest winner.
NJTL raffle drawing held Thursday, July 21. Click here for winners.
NJTL of Indianapolis receives USTA/Midwest Section 2010 NJTL of the Year. Click here for more information.
The May 12 Advanced Player Tryout has been moved to Marian University. Please click here for details.
Would you love to visit the US Open Tennis Championships in New York City? If you're an NJTL participant, enter the 2012 Arthur Ashe Essay and Art Contest for an opportunity to do just that! Follow this link for more information.
Join us in a 5K stroll (Walking for Dreams) on Sunday, June 3, at the Downtown Canal. Please click here for details.
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Our idea is to use tennis as a way to gain and hold the attention of young people in the inner cities and other poor environments so that we can teach them about matters more important than tennis....Through tennis, lives can be changed and spirits reclaimed.
