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Mission
To develop the character of young people through tennis emphasizing the ideals and life of Arthur Ashe.
About
New York Junior Tennis League is a non-profit organization, with the goal to provide an opportunity to children of all ethnic and economic backgrounds to participate in the sport of tennis. The League's programs combine tennis instruction with academic, social and youth development activities. Since 1970, more than 575,000 youngsters have participated in NYJTL's follow-up programs. New York Junior Tennis League has also provided more than 1,000 tennis court conversions in public school playgrounds, parks, and New York City Housing Authority community centers.
Pictures in these galleries are copyrighted by NYJTL and its photographers. All NYJTL Coaches and Parents are free to take these pictures and download them for their personal use, but any Organization will need to contact NYJTL for permission to use them in publications. Contact: Ella, Director of Communications, at egrapp@nyjtl.org or (347) 417-8171
To develop the character of young people through tennis emphasizing the ideals and life of Arthur Ashe.
About
New York Junior Tennis League is a non-profit organization, with the goal to provide an opportunity to children of all ethnic and economic backgrounds to participate in the sport of tennis. The League's programs combine tennis instruction with academic, social and youth development activities. Since 1970, more than 575,000 youngsters have participated in NYJTL's follow-up programs. New York Junior Tennis League has also provided more than 1,000 tennis court conversions in public school playgrounds, parks, and New York City Housing Authority community centers.
Pictures in these galleries are copyrighted by NYJTL and its photographers. All NYJTL Coaches and Parents are free to take these pictures and download them for their personal use, but any Organization will need to contact NYJTL for permission to use them in publications. Contact: Ella, Director of Communications, at egrapp@nyjtl.org or (347) 417-8171
