The courts are open and available* for community use during daylight hours.
Where are the courts? They are located in the woods behind Hitchcock. Park in the Hitchcock lot, and access the courts via a path that runs behind the Hitchcock back lawn, just beyond the tree knoll. Enjoy!
Need gear? We have a few loner rackets and balls.
Just call 413.245.9977 to coordinate a pick-up!
Where are the courts? They are located in the woods behind Hitchcock. Park in the Hitchcock lot, and access the courts via a path that runs behind the Hitchcock back lawn, just beyond the tree knoll. Enjoy!
Need gear? We have a few loner rackets and balls.
Just call 413.245.9977 to coordinate a pick-up!
Register for Tennis Lessons
Tuesdays & Thursdays:
July 29 & 31
August 5 & 7
August 19 & 21
Wednesday will be rain date if necessary
Age 10 – 16 Beginner: 4 – 5pm
Age 10 – 16 Intermediate: 5 – 6pm
Age 17 – Adult Beginner: 6 – 7pm
Instructor: Jared Haley
Jared grew up in the Palmer area and has been playing tennis for 20 years. He is a chemistry teacher at Palmer High School and has been the girls tennis team coach for 5 years. In that time, they had an undefeated season and went to the State Championships. He is passionate about growing and sharing the sport with others.
$90 per student
July 29 & 31
August 5 & 7
August 19 & 21
Wednesday will be rain date if necessary
Age 10 – 16 Beginner: 4 – 5pm
Age 10 – 16 Intermediate: 5 – 6pm
Age 17 – Adult Beginner: 6 – 7pm
Instructor: Jared Haley
Jared grew up in the Palmer area and has been playing tennis for 20 years. He is a chemistry teacher at Palmer High School and has been the girls tennis team coach for 5 years. In that time, they had an undefeated season and went to the State Championships. He is passionate about growing and sharing the sport with others.
$90 per student
Join Our Facebook Pickleball Group
Want to connect with other players? Join our Facebook group for meetup planning and to stay informed on other activities on the court.
Thank You Emerson & Laurie Recore
Emerson & Laurie Recore receiving a citation from Senator Fattman's office for their work on the courts. They put in well over 400 hours beginning in the winter of 2022, tirelessly restoring the courts to their former glory.
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Want to Help Fund the Future of the Courts?
Consider making a one-time or recurring donation!