Harford Community Tennis Association Welcome to the official web site of the Harford Community Tennis Association!
Introduction
The HCTA is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development and support of tennis here in Harford County, Maryland. We facilitate a wide range of tennis programming for adults and juniors and community services. If you play tennis and love the game, HCTA is an organization you should consider joining! Thanks for visiting our web site!
HCTA Ladies Singles Ladder - participants needed.
Please reveiw this flyer Ladies_Singles_Ladder.pdf if you would like to participate in the Ladies Singles Ladder sponsored by the HCTA.
Email Natalie Bryson bryson.natalie@gmail.com if you would like to join.
2023/2024 HCTA Men's Singles Ladder- organizing now
This ladder will be open to 3.0-4.5 players and allow for flexible scheduling with your opponents.
Follow this link to complete the HCTA Men's 3.0-4.0 Harford County Singles Ladder Interest Form: https://forms.office.com/r/TVSpB2BWDe
Questions: Please reach out to Keven Moldenhauer at Kevmoldenh@gmail.com (410-430-2827).
You must be an HCTA member to play on the ladders.
2023/2024 Mixed Doubles and Ladies Doubles Ladders - preparing to start play soon!
The mixed doubles and ladies doubles ladders are preparing to start again for the 2023-2024 year.
If interested and Kim has NOT already e-mailed you about the ladders, please reach out to her at kfleming@lfbalaw.com.
These ladders are open to all levels and allow for flexible scheduling with your opponents.
If you need a partner you can let Kim know that too and she will TRY to find you a partner – no guarantee though so please do your best to find your own partner.
You must be an HCTA member to play on the ladders.
ERTC Membership
Emmorton Tennis Membership is not an HCTA requirement. Completing the Emmorton Tennis Form will not be a requirement for current Emmorton Tennis members going forward. Only NEW Emmorton Tennis Members will be required to complete the form.
Stay Active Videos
Try this activity at home or on the court to work on hand-eye coordination and control. To make it more challenging, try spreading your arms out wider or letting the ball bounce higher. Try to see how many you can get in 30 seconds.
No court to play on at home? No problem! Make your own net at home using regular items from around the house. Get creative, but make sure to ask for permission from your parent or guardian before using!
Edgies works on your grips, specifically a continental grip. Using your racquet with a continental grip, try and see how many times you can hit the ball using the outer edge of your racquet. You got this!
