Official tennis concessionaire · City of Loveland
Real Courts.
Real Players.No Country Club Required.
A sense of community, family, and a team — without contracts or membership requirements.
A locally owned, family-owned tennis school — elite development for every age and ability, first swing to Division 1, with prices and flexibility a club can't match. Led by Steve Williams (RSPA Elite Professional and USTA High Performance Certified Coach).
- Years coaching in NoCo
- 20+Years coaching in NoCo
- Kids who went on to play #1 in high school
- 100+Kids who went on to play #1 in high school
- College scholarships at every level — and one player with pro tour points
- DozensCollege scholarships at every level — and one player with pro tour points
- Hours a week in the FRA
- 10–20Hours a week in the FRA
The
Pathway
Programs for every age and ability that feed into one another — from mini-nets and red balls all the way to the Front Range Academy.
01 · Ages 4–6
Red Ball
Mini-nets, red balls, and game-based fun that builds hand/eye coordination and motor skills.
02 · Ages 7–10
Orange Ball
The 60-foot court. Proper footwork patterns and mechanics, with sessions through the week and Saturdays.
03 · Ages 10–14
Green Dot
The bridge to the full yellow-ball court — tactics, shot selection, mental skills, footwork, and mechanics.
04 · Middle & High School
Front Range Academy
The elite end of the pathway: 10 hours a week of competitive training in spring and fall, 20 in the summer, plus a traveling team.
Top of the pathway
Front Range
Academy
Ten hours a week in spring and fall and twenty in the summer, for dedicated middle and high school players already competing at a high level — plus a traveling team that takes on tournaments outside Colorado every year.
- Guest coaches & college training partners
- Biomechanics & mechanics experts
- Diet, nutrition & strength and conditioning
- Mental toughness & guest speakers
Steve Williams
Founder & Head Coach
Your coach
A coach
who competes.
- #1
- Colorado Men's 35 doubles, 2016
- #2
- Colorado open doubles, 2013
- Top 10
- Colorado singles, championship level
- D1
- Coached UNC men's team, 2008–09
“He has played an important role in the development of my game and my signing to play Division 1 tennis at Butler University in the Big East Conference.”
“He is a major reason I am where I am today, playing Division 1 Tennis for Creighton University in the Big East conference.”
“Steve puts on an outstanding Junior focused program that finds and develops some of the best High School players in Colorado.”
On court
Your court
is open.
Beginner or chasing a college scholarship — tell us where you are and we'll find the right spot on the pathway.