The Omaha Clay Courts Association

04/22/2025

There is more rolling to be done. Meanwhile, a couple members finished installing the rest of the windscreens.

04/15/2025

The new clay was spread on Saturday. Dennis took the first turn on the roller.

06/06/2023

Some interesting history.

The city’s tennis history dates to 1879, when Warren Rogers built its first court on his father’s estate near 19th and Leavenworth Streets.

09/19/2022

Thank you to everyone who came out to the 3rd Annual Jack Mallett Wood Racquet Social. A big shout out to De Caracas Son Venezuelan food truck for the delicious arepas and sandwiches.

The following door prizes for "best dressed / tennis whites"
First place went to Dana Caudle he won an official US Open tennis towel with all four grand slam logos.
Runner ups were Sam Lee and Radha Perue who respectively won a US Open plastic tote bag and a tennis notepad.

Thanks again for making this a great event.

09/17/2022

The weather looks good (79 to 83 with light wind) for tomorrow's Jack Mallett Wood Racquet Social. See everyone tomorrow at 1pm.

09/09/2022

3rd annual Wood Racquet Social. Stop down for Free Food and enjoy hitting around with some wooden racquets. Racquets are available for use.

08/09/2022

Check out the new score cards on the courts. Gary is pointing out how to know which side to turn.

07/14/2022

Did you know the Clay Courts invested in an AED. It's located under the awning on the west court. Check out Gary's arrows the next time you are on the courts.

09/20/2021

Thanks to everyone that stopped down to play in the Wood Racquet Social yesterday. Playing with wood racquets is definitely different from playing with modern racquets.

05/30/2021

Best tournament of the year!

04/18/2021

Rolling the courts. Getting closer to putting down lines. Thank you to all that helped spread clay. Big thanks to Gary and Danny for Rolling the courts.

03/21/2021

Getting the courts ready. New awning put up and fixed court 3 Net post. Luted the courts today. Counting down the days until the courts will be ready.