- Sunday, September 13 – Start of indoor season and first day of seasonal court time; men’s leagues begin.
- Monday, September 14 – Start of Junior Excellence programs, adult clinics, and cardio tennis (Monday 1:30-2:30pm)
- Friday, September 18 – Beginning of junior instructional clinics; Mixed Doubles Night, 7–9pm
- Friday, September 25 – B12 and under tournament (advanced), 7–9pm
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Member Appreciation Day – this weekend!
Sunday, August 23, 10 am–1 pm
Join us for a morning of match play and instruction followed by lunch.
- NO CHARGE!
- Registration by August 20 is mandatory.
- Space is limited; adults only.
Thank you for choosing HVTC. We appreciate having you as a member!
Seasonal Court Time and Men’s Leagues
Seasonal court time gives members the convenience of playing on the same court each week without having to reserve it. Many members rotate 4–6 players depending on their availability. If you are trying to arrange a seasonal court time and need a player to fill in, contact the control desk for some possible leads. Seasonal court time begins Sunday, September 13. The deadline for applications is August 13. Reservations for seasonal court time are commitments for the entire indoor season.
Men’s league renewals from last year’s participants are due August 13; men looking to join a league may drop off applications after August 13. More information is available at the front desk.
Fall/Winter Brochures
New Fall/Winter brochures are here!
Lake Superior State Names Eric Sturgis Head Coach
HVTC pro Eric Sturgis has been named head coach of the men’s and women’s teams at Lake Superior State University in Sault Ste. Marie. Kris Dunbar, LSSU Athletic Director, says “We are very pleased that Coach Sturgis has accepted the position of head men’s and women’s tennis coach. His enthusiasm and strong work ethic will help move the tennis programs forward. He’s known for having a great network in the state of Michigan, which will help with recruiting.”
On his part, Eric says “I am honored to join the Laker family. I have high expectations for our tennis program at Lake State, and I would like to see us in the top half of the GLIAC (Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) every season and maintaining a team grade-point average of 3.4 or better.”
We are sorry to see Eric go but wish him well in his new endeavors.