BIPOC Girls in KWC Play Tennis
A free tennis program for BIPOC girls (ages 8-16) in the Waterloo Region that empowers young girl athletes by building skills, confidence, and community.
About The Program
BIPOC Girls in KWC Play Tennis is a program for BIPOC girls (ages 8β16) in the Waterloo Region that creates an inclusive space to learn, grow, and thrive through tennis.
Our program includes:
- Certified coaching and skill-building sessions
- Mentorship from local athletes and community leaders
- Fun, inclusive activities that promote teamwork and confidence
- Two one-week camp sessions in July
FAQs
This initiative provides free and accessible tennis coaching for BIPOC girls aged 8-16, helping them develop fundamental skills, confidence, and a strong sense of community.
The program is open to BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) girls aged 8-16 in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge who are new to tennis and eager to learn the fundamentals of the game in a fun, supportive environment. No prior tennis experience is required!
Thanks to the support of Tennis Canada and National Bank, this program is entirely free for participants.
- Fundamental tennis techniques (serving, rallying, footwork)Β
- Game strategies & teamwork
- Confidence-building exercises
- Leadership skills through mentorship
Rackets and tennis balls will be provided to participants at no cost.
Each camp runs for one week, with daily lessons from 9 AM - 12 PM.
Certified tennis coaches and community leaders will guide the sessions, creating an engaging and supportive environment.
Lessons will take place at an indoor tennis court in Cambridge. The exact location will be shared with registered participants before the program begins.
Support the Next Generation of Athletes
With your support, BIPOC girls gain empowering tennis experiences that develop their skills, confidence, leadership, and love of the game.
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