Jayhawk Tennis Center

Jayhawk Tennis Center We are a tennis-only facility offering tennis clinics, private lessons, and court rental. No matter y

To find more information on programs, you can visit our website at http://jayhawktennis.com , or feel free to email us!

08/28/2026

With school underway, there is still time to sign your kid(s) up for our Baby Jay, Team Red or Jayhawk Junior classes on Saturdays.

Why consider tennis? It is great way to teach gross motor skills and hand eye coordination. Baby Jay is that starting point for developing gross motor skills in the youngest and littlest in your house. Team Red and Jayhawk Juniors is the next stage of building hand eye coordination while learning tennis skills in elementary age kids.

To learn more specifics, go to our youth programs https://jayhawktenniscenter.com/tennis-programs/youth-tennis-programs

To sign up, call the front desk or sign up on the youth tennis programs page. 785-749-3200.

We are a tennis-only facility offering tennis clinics, private lessons, and court rental. No matter y

Our top junior Jayhawk Tennis Center players just returned from around the country, finishing up the summer campaign at ...
08/24/2026

Our top junior Jayhawk Tennis Center players just returned from around the country, finishing up the summer campaign at the National Hard Court championships. Coraline Albrecht played the Girls 12s in Georgia, while Alex Birkbeck played the Boys 14's and Miles Markham the 12's in Alabama. Eli Ward was on the Girls Battle of the Sections team in California, and Wyatt Markham stayed in Kalamazoo after the Boys Battle of the Sections for the Boys 16's, joined by JohnPaul Huston and Micah Ward in the Boys 18's.

It was a solid showing overall, with multiple players having multiple wins. Miles, though... wow. Yet another Jayhawk Tennis Center player breaking through on the national stage, although this one felt inevitable. After a quality singles outing, he ratcheted up the intensity and stormed to the doubles final, narrowly missing the title after being up a set and a break in the final. Still, it represents his first silver ball and we couldn't be prouder of him!

What a fantastic summer for all of our players, we appreciate all the hard work you've all put in, and we're excited to get after it during the school year!!

Life sometimes present you a bowl of cherries - as luck would have it, Alexey Milakhin has a large bowl!  These past few...
08/14/2026

Life sometimes present you a bowl of cherries - as luck would have it, Alexey Milakhin has a large bowl!

These past few months, he has been ON FIRE with wins, playing both with his men's 3.5 league group as well as competing at tournaments in the valley in singles and doubles. We asked what his secret was to his 10-0 doubles wins with David Harrison - "confusing the opponents with I formation," and what he thought about these past few months , "pretty great!"

Congratulations Alexey. We wish you luck in your future success.

The Academy  group just wrapped up their summer tennis training! The past two months was full of competition across the ...
08/14/2026

The Academy group just wrapped up their summer tennis training! The past two months was full of competition across the Valley for this crew: Oliver Hester, Madilyn Poole, Clark Albrecht, KJ Jacobs, Anton Milakhin, Juliet Oldberg, Huizhong Chao, Jacob Clutter, Tate Gilbert, Aiden Hixson, Anton Milakhin, Hina Tamura, Wren Stultz, Zavie Bierl, Sadie Markham, and Eli Risely. Here are a few highlights:

July L7:
1st Place - Oliver Hester (B16s) & Madilyn Poole (G18s)

July L6:
2nd Place - Wren Stultz (G12’s)
3rd Place - Huizhong Chao (G12’s) & Jacob Clutter (B12’s)

August L7:
2nd Place - Zavie Bierl (G16s) & Clark Albrecht (B12s)

August L6:
2nd Place - Zavie Bierl (G14s)
3rd Place - Sadie Markham (G12s)

Congratulations to all for competing throughout the summer! Good luck with school and let’s continue working hard this fall.

The L4 and L5 Circuit are awesome, higher-competition tournaments that several of our players competed in! This crew wra...
08/14/2026

The L4 and L5 Circuit are awesome, higher-competition tournaments that several of our players competed in! This crew wrapped up the summer with some nice wins: Ayden Shino, Cormac Wilson, Coraline Albrecht, Eli Risley, Andrew McCall, Aarnav Garikipati, Varun Garikipati, Keelee Nelson, Haley Turk, Lexi Shino and Jacob Clutter.

At the L5 in St. Louis, Lexi Shino had a stellar weekend. She placed 6th in singles (G12) and won doubles with her partner.

At the L5 Mixed Dominant Duo tournament in Tulsa, Coraline and her partner won their group. Coraline won all her singles matches, AND her doubles matches. Coraline also traveled to Colorado to play in a G14s L4. She placed 7th.

The L5 down in Oklahoma saw Aarnav in top form; taking 1st in doubles and 3rd in singles (B12s). Varun won the B14s in singles. Keelee placed 7th in G14s.

Way to go for taking on tough competition this summer! Have a great school year, we will keep working hard this fall!

08/07/2026

Another national championship tournament… and another national champion from Jayhawk Tennis Center!! This time it was BOTH Wyatt Markham (that’s 3 in 4 months if you’re keeping track) and Micah Ward, as members of the Missouri Valley Battle of the Sections team.

This event features 8 players per team (4 18’s and 4 16’s), and each of the 17 sections sends a delegation. Missouri Valley is the smallest section to ever win this team event (or its predecessor known as Intersectionals), and this is the first Valley team to ever do it!

The Valley boys started with a dominant 7-0 victory over Southwest, and followed that up in the quarterfinals with a 5-2 win over Midwest. The semis were a perfect example of the character of this team, as they fell behind 3-1 to Texas… having dropped the first set in 2 of the the remaining matches. The more grim it looked, the louder the team got, willing the final guys to victory. And it came down to the youngest guy on the team - Wyatt, who clinched the win with gritty 3 set win.

The finals was a back and forth battle against Eastern, who were in the finals for the third straight year. Micah won his match quickly to boost the team spirit, avenging a loss to the same player he lost to at Easter bowl. Ultimately it came down to another 3 setter, with the final Eastern forehand sailing long… and the entire Valley contingent storming the court!

It was thrilling, historical, and magical — and now it’s over. The individual championships start this weekend, good luck to all of our players competing around the country!

Just because.... tennis makes you happy!!!Fun at the Jayhawk Tennis Center with Coach Ann.
08/06/2026

Just because.... tennis makes you happy!!!

Fun at the Jayhawk Tennis Center with Coach Ann.

08/03/2026

Fall Session 1 is open! Check out our list of classes on our website or if you know what you want, you can register online now. https://jayhawktenniscenter.com/tennis-programs/

All classes start the week of August 17th. Class times may be different to accommodate school year and KU practice.

We look forward to seeing you on the court!

We are a tennis-only facility offering tennis clinics, private lessons, and court rental. No matter y

07/19/2026

Another L1 in the books… and another amazing result! 4 of our players headed south to play the National Clay Court Championships in various locations: Coraline Albrecht (G12’s), Miles Markham (B12’s), and both Alex Birkbeck and Wyatt Markham played in the Boys 14’s. It is difficult to even qualify for an L1, so it was pretty cool that EVERYONE won at least one singles match — way to go!!

Wyatt decided that wasn’t enough, however. After advancing to the quarterfinals in singles, he dropped a tough third setter to the #1 seed before making it all the way to the consolation semifinals. Still not enough? He agreed… and went balling.

Gold balling, to be exact, which is what the champions of every L1 receive. He and his partner plowed through the draw, emerging victorious after a week of intense heat and even more intense competition. For those keeping track at home, this is his second straight gold ball, after also taking home the doubles title at Easter Bowl in March.

Congratulations to all who qualified, and way to go, Wyatt!!

Another group of over 20 up and coming Academy players were busy competing the past 3 weekends around Kansas City!   A h...
07/16/2026

Another group of over 20 up and coming Academy players were busy competing the past 3 weekends around Kansas City! A huge shout out to: Sam Graber, Juliet Oldberg, Zabie Borjas, Adam Barrett, Aiden Hixson, Sadie Markham, Zavie Bierl, Nash Pringle, Eli Risley, Hina Tamura, Beckett Willer, Cormac Wilson, Tate Gilbert, Clark Albrecht, Annika Kaleshefski, Oliver Hester, Liam Counley, Ellie Goetz and Katya Milakhina.

Highlights:
Merriam L6 -- Consolation finalists: Aiden Hixson, Sadie Markham, Nash Pringle, Eli Risley, and Cormac Wilson.

KC L7 - - 1st place: Hina Tamura & Zavie Bierl-4th place: Clark Albrecht.

Overland Park L6 Dom Duo - - 2nd place: Jacob Clutter/Tate Gilbert (B12’s)- 5th Place: Sadie Markham/Katya Milakhina (G12’s)

Merriam Junior Circuit -- 1st place: Liam Counley (10U Orange)- 2nd place - Ellie Goetz (10U Orange).
This was their first time medaling in a tournament!!

Congratulations to everyone that competed! It’s great that so many of our players are getting out and working hard on the weekends!

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233 Rock Chalk Lane
Lawrence, KS
66049

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17857493200

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