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USTA League Play · Spring 2026
Competitive team-based tennis for juniors. Weekly practices and Sunday matches against academies across Southern California.
Movement. Discipline. Belonging.
Season Overview
The Spring 2026 Junior Team Tennis season runs for 15 weeks, combining structured weekday training with competitive weekend matches against other Orange County academies.
Players develop individually while learning accountability, teamwork, and composure under pressure.
Season Dates
January 12 – April 26
Duration
15 Weeks
Match Days
Saturdays & Sundays
Training Hours
~90 hours/season
Our Foundation
Everything we teach is built on three core principles that develop complete tennis players.
Athletic footwork and court coverage form the foundation of every great player. We train efficient movement patterns that become instinctive.
Focus, consistency, and mental toughness separate good players from great ones. We build habits that transfer to school and life.
Being part of a team creates motivation, accountability, and friendships. Players push each other to improve while having fun together.
Age Groups
Every player develops at their own pace. LBTA offers six divisions, each designed to challenge players appropriately while supporting steady growth.
For players developing foundational movement and coordination using lower-compression balls on a 36-foot court.
Match Format
4 singles / 2 doubles
For players transitioning to full-court tennis with green dot balls to refine stroke mechanics and basic tactics.
Match Format
6 singles / 3 doubles
Focus on consistent groundstrokes, serving technique, and early tactical understanding.
Match Format
6 singles / 3 doubles (L6/L7) or 4 singles / 2 doubles (L5)
Introduces advanced patterns, serve variation, and mental resilience.
Match Format
6 singles / 3 doubles or 4 singles / 2 doubles
Sharpens competitive decision-making, conditioning, and playing identity.
Match Format
4 singles / 2 doubles
Prepares players for high-school, college, and sectional competition through high-intensity training.
Match Format
4 singles / 2 doubles
Within each division, teams compete in Gold, Silver, or Bronze brackets based on WTN (World Tennis Number). Gold teams advance to Sectionals.
Training Schedule
All practices are 2 hours, three times per week, with consistent coaching throughout the season.
Each session includes warm-ups, technical development, tactical drills, and live match play.
Total training time: ~90 hours per season
Season Pricing
The program includes 15 weeks of training, professional coaching, and match play. Everything your player needs to compete at their best.
All Divisions
10U Orange Ball through 18U
Pay-in-Full: $2,750 (save $50)
Payment Options:
USTA Registration: $33.15/player (paid directly to USTA)
Our Coaching Approach
"Our mission goes beyond creating better tennis players. We teach confidence, resilience, and a lifelong love of the sport."
— Andrew Mateljan, LBTA Director
Age-appropriate instruction emphasizing efficient mechanics and personalized learning.
Sportsmanship, discipline, and accountability — win with class, lose with perspective.
Live-point play that translates skills into strategy and composure.
The motivation and joy of belonging to a team that private lessons cannot provide.
Your Coaching Team
Andrew Mateljan (LBTA Director, ATP/WTA experience), Coach Kevin, and Coach Andy — consistent presence every session.
Get Started
Registration is simple, but space is limited. Secure your player's spot today.
Click "Register Now" and fill out the registration form.
Get an email with team placement and payment details.
Complete payment and receive your welcome packet.
Team Registration
Fri Jan 16
Practices Begin
Mon Jan 12
Player Deadline
Mon Mar 9

Join LBTA for Spring 2026
Be part of a community that believes in growth, support, and continuous improvement. Whether your child competes in college or plays for life, this program builds the foundation for success on and off the court.
Movement. Discipline. Belonging.
Questions? We're here to help.