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As a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization, PTP’s mission is to serve and connect the community of central New Jersey to the sport of tennis. Help us bring the sport of Tennis to our Community!
Spring and Summer Registration
Spring Session begins the week of April 26th. Our classes will move outdoors to Community Park in Princeton. The address is 365 John’s Street Princeton, NJ and phone number for Community Park is (609)-571-2113. In the event of rain, we will move inside to the Eve Kraft Center. The address is 92 Washington Road Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 and phone number is (609)-520-0015. For weather related updates please call either number. The Spring Classes for Veteran’s Park will begin the week of May 11th.
Registration is open for our Summer Camps at both Veterans Park and Community Park. In addition to Camps, we are also offering Adult Classes in the morning, evening and Saturday’s and Junior Classes in the evening and Saturday’s this Summer at Community Park. Join us for your Spring and Summer session and continue your tennis progression!
Important Spring and Summer Information
- The Spring Session for Community Park will run from April 26th – June 20th (8 weeks/7 weeks)
- The Spring Session for Veterans Park will begin May 11th – June 17th (6 weeks)
- The Indoor Eve Kraft Center will be open Monday through Friday for court time from 11a.m. to 4p.m. All other hours of operation will be used for indoor backup beginning April 26th.
- Summer Programs and Camps at Veterans Park and Community Park are posted below.
Thank you for supporting PTP and its amazing family of instructors and staff. We look forward to seeing you on our courts!
Gina Pileggi
Our Safety Guidelines
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Spring Hours
Monday-Friday
11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.
The Eve Kraft Center will be used for indoor backup only between 7:30am- 11am and 4pm-9pm Monday through Friday and Indoor Backup only on Saturdays and Sundays.
What We Expect From You:
**ALL PLAYERS MUST SIGN THE PTP COVID-19 WAIVER. Click here for a copy to print and email ASAP to gina@ptp.org. THIS WAIVER MUST BE SIGNED PRIOR TO PLAY. NO EXCEPTIONS**
- If you are coughing, feverish, or feel sick in any way, or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, PLEASE STAY HOME!
- You must bring and wear your own mask while inside the tennis building.
- Check in for the indoor center will remain at the front desk (A Plexiglass shield has been added for safety).
- Please arrive as close to your check in time as possible.
- All customers will now be required to have a credit card on file when booking a court. 24-hour cancellation policy will be strictly enforced.
- You are encouraged to wash your hands at the bathroom sink prior to play.
- Bring your own water and equipment. Do not share anything (water, racquets, towels, hats, etc).
- Demo racquets will NOT be available.
- Play smart but please practice social distancing while on court.
- The lobby may not be used as a waiting or socializing area (non-players will NOT be allowed to stay in the lobby.
- Kindly exit the club promptly after playing.
- As safety guidelines are constantly changing, we will regularly revise and update our safety measures as needed to ensure the health and well-being of our players and staff.
- Masks are NOT required on court
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Steph Howard
Glenn Michibata
Igor Filipovic
Welcome to PTP!
Building Community Tennis Since 1954
As a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization, PTP is an adult and youth sports program who’s mission is to serve and connect the community of central New Jersey to tennis classes and camps. Regardless of race, religion, age, physical abilities, skill level, or financial means, PTP goes beyond the game of tennis. We are dedicated to providing players a safe environment of learning not only tennis, but also encouraging the development of healthy living, acceptance, good sportsmanship, and responsible citizenship.
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Our Pros
Coaches
Darren Kindred
The object of the game is to play the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return.
Glenn Michibata
The object of the game is to play the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return.
Igor Filipovic
The object of the game is to play the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return.
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