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Juniors Tennis Classes at the Commonpoint Tennis and Athletic Center

Ages 5-17
Commonpoint Queens Tennis and Athletic Center at Alley Pond
A child hones their skills at Commonpoint Tennis, guided by a coach on an indoor court. Nearby, another young player enjoys the game, all part of the vibrant environment of our Juniors Tennis Classes. A cart of tennis balls sits ready for action in this bustling athletic center.

Upcoming Events:

Summer II 2025 Session:

August 25-September 29, 2025

Rain makeup week: September 30-October 7, 2025

Please register through our online system here:

Fall 2025 Session

October 8, 2025 – January 18, 2026

No Classes: Nov 27-30, Dec 24-Jan 1, 2026

🔑 What’s New This Fall

Junior Program Updates

  • Refined Class Names & Levels: Red, Orange, Green, and Yellow Ball classes have been restructured to provide a clearer pathway of progression for players of all ages and skill levels.
  • Smaller Ratios for Better Coaching: Many classes now feature a 4:1 or 5:1 player-to-coach ratio, allowing for more individualized attention and faster development.
  • Elite Pathway Opportunities: New “Elite” groupings offer advanced training and tournament preparation for players ready to compete.

We’re thrilled about these changes and confident that this new structure will allow every player to thrive — whether they’re just starting out or training at a competitive level.

Thank you for being part of the Commonpoint community. We can’t wait to see you on court this fall!

Please register through our online system here:

Commonpoint Tennis & Athletic Center at Alley Pond Park offers tennis classes for all ages and levels.

At Commonpoint, we believe tennis is more than a sport — it’s a lifelong tool for health, resilience, and community connection. Our programs are designed not only to build strong players but to help every child experience the physical, mental, and social benefits of the game.

All players with tennis experience are required to register for an evaluation prior to registering for a class. Call 718-269-7262 to reserve your evaluation spot today!

Please register through our online system here:

Instructor guides a child holding a tennis racket on an outdoor court, surrounded by tennis balls and other participants in the background.

We also offer private and semi-private lessons for children.

For more information, email Tennis@commonpoint.org.

  • Red Ball 1 (4-5 years old) – 4:1 ratio | Early fundamentals with more hitting & movement.
  • Redball 2 (6-8 years old) – 4:1 ratio | Continued fundamentals in a smaller class setting.
  • Red Elite (formerly Red Ball 2): Ages up to 8 | Rallying & match-play on mini courts.
  • Orange Intro (formerly Youth Intro): Ages 7–10 | 4:1 ratio | 1 hr | Fundamentals & service-line play.
  • Orange (formerly Orange 1): Ages 8–10 | 4:1 ratio | 1.5 hrs | Progression to 60′ court.
  • Orange Elite (formerly Orange 2): Ages 8–10 | 4:1 ratio | 1.5 hrs | Tournament preparation on 60′ court.
  • Green Intro (formerly Teen Intro): Ages 12–16 | 5:1 ratio | 1.5 hrs | Fundamentals & green ball play.
  • Green (formerly Green 1): Ages 10–12 | 5:1 ratio | 1.5 hrs | Experienced 60′ play.
  • Green Elite (formerly Green 2): Ages 10–12 | 4:1 ratio | 1.5 hrs | Full court & tournament training.
  • Rising HP – (12 and under) – These are players who are transitioning from Greenball into yellowball.  Players here are now using yellowball to work their way into tournaments and start gaining utr points.  
  • Yellowball 1 (13-17 years old)– This is an introductory program that will educate the players on the rules of tennis and important key points in developing/sustaining a rally.
  • Yellow (formerly Yellow 1): Ages 13–17 | 5:1 ratio | 1.5 hrs | Rally & serve development for HS & tournaments.
  • Yellow Elite (formerly Yellow 2): Ages 13–17 | 5:1 ratio | 1.5 hrs | For players competing on HS teams and/or tournaments.

We offer a Wheelchair Tennis Program every Sunday from 2:00 to 3:30 pm, at no cost to the players. Our goal is to provide an opportunity for anyone in a wheelchair to learn how to play tennis. It’s a great way to stay active while developing skills that will allow participants to enjoy tennis with friends or loved ones. We provide loaner sports chairs and tennis racquets for all players. For more information, please reach out to Raegan at rkritzer@commonpoint.org.

Love Serving Autism empowers individuals on the autism spectrum and those with unique abilities, while supporting families with personalized, evidence-based classes. We focus on building hand-eye coordination, motor skills, communication, and life skills for both children and adults—on and off the courts. For more details, please click here.

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