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ABOUT FAIRFIELD COUNTY TENNIS
Fairfield County Tennis has provided quality tennis instruction throughout Fairfield County for over 10 years. FCT’s qualified staff provides instruction for all ages. All clinics provide instruction on the forehand, backhand, serve and volley. Singles and doubles strategy, footwork, and tennis etiquette are also included to provide a well-rounded experience. With affordable pricing, Newtown Parks & Recreation has many clinics available for young children to seasoned adult players. Clinics provide excellent training for high school tennis teams, USTA tournaments and competitive play!

Program Director:
Greg Sansonetti is a member of the USPTR and USTA and has specialized in recreational tennis programming in Fairfield County for fourteen years. Greg brings years of tennis teaching experience.

Questions & Additional Information
Please call Fairfield County Tennis at (203) 640-1724 or visit www.fairfieldcountytennis.net.

Class descriptions are subject to change.

Racquets available for sale through instructors (or bring your own racquet).

Non-residents: Additional $20 per program.

Class Cancellation Information:
•If class is cancelled during office hours (Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm), Newtown Parks & Recreation will email notification to you.
•If class is cancelled after office hours or during the weekend, please check the Fairfield County Tennis Line (noted below) – cancellations will be recorded at least 45 minutes prior to program start.
Please also subscribe to Newtown Parks and Recreation Email Alerts at www.newtown-ct.gov
Phone contacts:
•Newtown Parks and Recreation, Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm: 203-270-4340
•Fairfield County Tennis Cancellation Line, after hours & Saturday: 203-283-5629

PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
Beginner: Player is introduced to the forehand, backhand, serve and volley with drills, fun games, and game situations.

Advanced Beginner: Player has had introduction to grips and strokes, and is starting to consistently make contact with ball.

Low Intermediate: Player is starting to keep the ball in play, learning to serve, can volley, and learning court positioning.

Intermediate: Player can keep the ball in play, can hit with some spin, can serve, volley, and rally consistently.

Advanced Junior: Player continues to progress by refining strokes, concentrating on footwork, court strategy, and ball placement. This is excellent training for high school tennis teams, USTA tournaments and competitive play.

Sessions are 10 weeks.
Location: Newtown Youth Academy (NYA)
4 Primrose Street, Newtown, CT 06470

NO CLASS
Sundays: March 31 & April 14
Tuesdays: February 20 & April 16
Wednesdays: N/A
Thursdays: N/A
Fridays: February 16, March 29 & April 19
Saturdays: February 17 & April 20

SNOW MAKE UP DATES
Sundays: May 19
Tuesdays: April 23
Wednesdays: April 10
Thursdays: April 11
Fridays: May 3
Saturdays: May 4