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Austin Tennis Academy is a group of coaches, players and parents dedicated to pursuing excellence in tennis, academics and character.

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11/02/2026

Shootout Con't

11/02/2026

🎾 What a Weekend at ATA!

The 24th Annual Austin Tennis Academy AASF Scholarship Shootout brought together so many of the things that make the ATA community special: great tennis, friendly competition, generosity, and a shared commitment to creating opportunities for young people.

From the excitement of the team auction and the recognition of our scholarship award recipients to Saturday's Calcutta competition, the weekend was a celebration of much more than what happens on the tennis court.

The Scholarship Shootout is a reminder that ATA is more than a place where players train and compete. It's a community of families, coaches, players, alumni, and supporters who invest in one another and in the next generation.

Congratulations to our scholarship recipients, and thank you to everyone who participated, bid on teams, competed, volunteered, donated, or helped make this year's event possible. Your support makes a meaningful difference in the lives of young athletes.

📸 Enjoy some scenes from the team auction, scholarship awards, and Saturday's Calcutta play. There were plenty of smiles, some serious competition, and a few moments worth remembering!

10/30/2026

Yesterday was the 24th Annual ATA Halloween Party and Practice, and once again the costumes may have been every bit as competitive as the tennis.

We had everything from prisoners, police officers, Little Red Riding Hood, Scooby-Doo, Patrick Star, superheroes, princesses and plenty of other creative entries making their way around the courts.

And in the younger division, first place went to a costume that was probably going to be hard to beat around here: the Coach Jack Newman Texas Tennis Hall of Fame statue.

A pretty fitting tribute just days after Coach Newman’s induction into the Texas Tennis Hall of Fame.

Thanks to all of the players, coaches and families who helped continue a 24-year ATA tradition. Here are a few pictures from yesterday’s fun.

10/25/2026

Last night was a special night for Austin Tennis Academy as Coach Jack Newman was officially inducted into the Texas Tennis Hall of Fame.

For those of us who see Jack every day, the honor recognizes something we’ve known for a long time. His impact on Texas tennis extends far beyond the players he’s coached or the matches they’ve won. It can be seen in the coaches he’s developed, the families he’s influenced, the programs he’s built, and the countless young people who have been shaped by their time around him.

The photographs tell a little of the story: sharing the moment with fellow members of the Texas tennis community, accepting the honor, and, naturally, getting a chance to tell a few stories along the way.

A Hall of Fame induction is recognition of what someone has already accomplished. Knowing Coach Newman, we’re fairly certain he doesn’t consider the work finished.

Congratulations, Coach Newman, on a richly deserved place in the Texas Tennis Hall of Fame. We’re proud that Austin Tennis Academy gets to be part of the story.

10/24/2026

Tonight is a special night for Austin Tennis Academy.

Coach Jack Newman will be inducted into the Texas Tennis Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2026, alongside Ken de Koning, Jai DiLouie and Ted Erck.

For those of us at ATA, this honor represents far more than a career milestone. Jack’s influence can be seen every day in the players, coaches, families and culture that have grown around the academy he helped build. His impact on Texas tennis has been substantial, but his impact on the people who have passed through ATA is even harder to measure.

We’re proud to see that work recognized tonight.

The Texas Tennis Hall of Fame Annual Banquet begins at 7:00 p.m., and the ceremony can be watched live on Facebook or YouTube.

https://www.texastennishistory.org/live-stream

Congratulations, Coach Newman. A well-earned place in Texas tennis history.

09/28/2026

A strong weekend for James Richards at the Little Mo Nationals!

James finished 5th in Boys 11U, putting together an impressive 4–1 record over the course of the event. His only loss came in the quarterfinals to the player who went on to win the championship.

Congratulations, James, on a great week of competing and representing Austin Tennis Academy. Four wins, one loss, and a fifth-place national finish. Well done! 🎾🏆

09/26/2026

The “Road to the Little Mo Nationals” ends right here at Austin Tennis Academy this weekend, and we’re proud to have four of our own competing on their home courts. Reaching the 29th Annual Little Mo Nationals means earning your way through one of four regional championships and into a national field of some of the country’s top young players.

Good luck to Asha Kalapala (G9), Olivia Yuan (G9), James Richards (B11), and Gordon Welch (B12) as they compete this weekend. Enjoy the experience, compete hard, represent yourselves well, and know the entire ATA community is behind you.

Good luck, players. We’re cheering you on! 🎾🇺🇸

09/18/2026

A little international flavor at ATA this week.

Coach Rhia hosted two young players from Suriname while they spent the week training at Austin Tennis Academy. It was a chance for them to experience the ATA environment, get plenty of work on court, and for all of us to make a couple of new friends from a long way from Austin.

Fun fact: Suriname is the only country in South America with Dutch as its official language.

Thanks for spending the week with us. We hope you enjoyed your time at ATA as much as we enjoyed having you here, and we wish you safe travels and plenty of good tennis ahead.

09/04/2026

Congratulations to ATA College Prep student Jasper Bouris, who has been named the USTA Texas Sportsmanship Scholarship winner for August 2026.

Jasper was recognized for consistently making fair and honest calls, applauding his opponents’ good points, and showing respect for his opponents, officials, and everyone around him. As the scholarship recipient, he has been selected for a week of camp at the John Newcombe Tennis Ranch.

We’re proud to see Jasper recognized not simply for how he competes, but for how he carries himself while competing. That kind of sportsmanship says a great deal about the player and the person.

Congratulations, Jasper!

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