Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp
Fletcher Hills Tennis, 8800 Grossmont College Drive, El Cajon, CA 92020
About
Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp offers tennis each day along with warm up, yoga and stretching, stroke production, competitive drills, fun team building games, competitive match play, and a round-robin tennis tournament. Camp days include healthy snacks such as individually wrapped granola bars, pretzels, crackers, and fruit, and each camper receives a Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp hat, water, and daily prizes.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 8:30am–12:30pm, in five weekly sessions from June 8–11, June 15–18, June 22–25, June 29–July 2, and July 6–9
• Price: Cost: $319 per week; 5 weeks $1,200.00 (Save 30%)
On Monday through Wednesday, the daily schedule runs from 8:30–8:50am warm up, 8:50–9:00am water break, 9:00–9:15am yoga and stretching, 9:15–9:25am instructor/camper introductions, 9:25–10:00am stroke production, 10:00–10:10am snack/water break, 10:10–10:30am stroke production, 10:30–11:00am competitive drills, 11:00–11:30am lunch, 11:30am–12:00pm fun team building games, 12:00–12:25pm competitive match play, and 12:25–12:30pm prize raffle and clean-up. On Thursday, the schedule is 8:30–8:50am warm up, 8:50–9:00am yoga/stretching, 9:00am–12:00pm tournament day, and 12:00–12:30pm awards ceremony and prizes, with all players competing in a round-robin tennis tournament and an awards ceremony at the end of the week.
Summer Camp 2026 is open for registration and marks the 24th year of Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp, which began in 2001 as a summer tennis camp with 10 students. Fletcher Hills Tennis describes itself as proud to be a longstanding staple in the tennis community for summer fun and notes that the camp is filled with energetic and talented instructors dedicated to promoting the love of tennis through competitive and fun drills and games, with players having the opportunity to meet kids from all over San Diego County. Fletcher Hills Tennis has been spreading love of tennis throughout San Diego County since 2001 and offers tennis classes, camps, and socials to the local tennis community, including instruction to hundreds of summer campers, local elementary schools, and seasonal junior and adult programs at Lake Murray Tennis Club.
The camp is directed by Nathan Welden, Stephen (Steve) Thom, and Megan Haber. Nathan Welden started Fletcher Hills Tennis in 2001 and, in 2013, partnered with Stephen Thom; Nathan and partners Megan Haber and Stephen Thom run Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp every summer. Nathan Welden is a USPTA-certified teaching pro since 1999, holds USTA 10 and Under and Wilson Sports Advisory Staff certifications, is a Vuori Ambassador, the sitting Vice President of the USPTA, Elevate Chairman for the USPTA, a USPTA recipient of the 2019 Community Service award, and the 2023 NTRP runner-up in National 40’s, and he has served as Director of Youth League Tennis for 5 years and Director of tennis for Parks and Recreation for over a decade while running large junior-adult programs at Lake Murray Tennis Club. Megan Haber is the women’s Grossmont College coach, a Community College All-American in singles and doubles, a Division II All-American in 1990, and was inducted into the Sonoma State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003. Stephen Thom is USPTA- and USTA 10 and Under-certified, on the Wilson Sports Advisory Staff, a sitting board member of the USPTA, Elevate Chairman for the USPTA, a USPTA recipient of the 2019 Community Service award, a USPTA-certified professional since 2006, and holds a master’s degree in exercise science.
Fletcher Hills Tennis states that its motto is “making life more fun” and that it provides a specially designed curriculum emphasizing physical activity, stroke development, team-building, and community involvement to create lifelong tennis players. The program notes that the Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp run every summer at West Hills High School is currently the largest tennis camp on the West Coast, and that each day includes a prize raffle and clean-up, with an awards ceremony and prizes on Thursday. Campers are asked to bring sunscreen, a light lunch, a water bottle, a tennis racket, a beach chair if they have one, and a great attitude, and the camp recommends bringing a small packed lunch; rackets are provided if an athlete needs one. Parents and spectators are welcome to stay and watch and are instructed to purchase a parking pass at parking stations in the parking lot if they decide to stay.
Last updated March 12, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 8:30am–12:30pm, in five weekly sessions from June 8–11, June 15–18, June 22–25, June 29–July 2, and July 6–9
• Price: Cost: $319 per week; 5 weeks $1,200.00 (Save 30%)
On Monday through Wednesday, the daily schedule runs from 8:30–8:50am warm up, 8:50–9:00am water break, 9:00–9:15am yoga and stretching, 9:15–9:25am instructor/camper introductions, 9:25–10:00am stroke production, 10:00–10:10am snack/water break, 10:10–10:30am stroke production, 10:30–11:00am competitive drills, 11:00–11:30am lunch, 11:30am–12:00pm fun team building games, 12:00–12:25pm competitive match play, and 12:25–12:30pm prize raffle and clean-up. On Thursday, the schedule is 8:30–8:50am warm up, 8:50–9:00am yoga/stretching, 9:00am–12:00pm tournament day, and 12:00–12:30pm awards ceremony and prizes, with all players competing in a round-robin tennis tournament and an awards ceremony at the end of the week.
Summer Camp 2026 is open for registration and marks the 24th year of Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp, which began in 2001 as a summer tennis camp with 10 students. Fletcher Hills Tennis describes itself as proud to be a longstanding staple in the tennis community for summer fun and notes that the camp is filled with energetic and talented instructors dedicated to promoting the love of tennis through competitive and fun drills and games, with players having the opportunity to meet kids from all over San Diego County. Fletcher Hills Tennis has been spreading love of tennis throughout San Diego County since 2001 and offers tennis classes, camps, and socials to the local tennis community, including instruction to hundreds of summer campers, local elementary schools, and seasonal junior and adult programs at Lake Murray Tennis Club.
The camp is directed by Nathan Welden, Stephen (Steve) Thom, and Megan Haber. Nathan Welden started Fletcher Hills Tennis in 2001 and, in 2013, partnered with Stephen Thom; Nathan and partners Megan Haber and Stephen Thom run Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp every summer. Nathan Welden is a USPTA-certified teaching pro since 1999, holds USTA 10 and Under and Wilson Sports Advisory Staff certifications, is a Vuori Ambassador, the sitting Vice President of the USPTA, Elevate Chairman for the USPTA, a USPTA recipient of the 2019 Community Service award, and the 2023 NTRP runner-up in National 40’s, and he has served as Director of Youth League Tennis for 5 years and Director of tennis for Parks and Recreation for over a decade while running large junior-adult programs at Lake Murray Tennis Club. Megan Haber is the women’s Grossmont College coach, a Community College All-American in singles and doubles, a Division II All-American in 1990, and was inducted into the Sonoma State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003. Stephen Thom is USPTA- and USTA 10 and Under-certified, on the Wilson Sports Advisory Staff, a sitting board member of the USPTA, Elevate Chairman for the USPTA, a USPTA recipient of the 2019 Community Service award, a USPTA-certified professional since 2006, and holds a master’s degree in exercise science.
Fletcher Hills Tennis states that its motto is “making life more fun” and that it provides a specially designed curriculum emphasizing physical activity, stroke development, team-building, and community involvement to create lifelong tennis players. The program notes that the Fletcher Hills Tennis Camp run every summer at West Hills High School is currently the largest tennis camp on the West Coast, and that each day includes a prize raffle and clean-up, with an awards ceremony and prizes on Thursday. Campers are asked to bring sunscreen, a light lunch, a water bottle, a tennis racket, a beach chair if they have one, and a great attitude, and the camp recommends bringing a small packed lunch; rackets are provided if an athlete needs one. Parents and spectators are welcome to stay and watch and are instructed to purchase a parking pass at parking stations in the parking lot if they decide to stay.
Last updated March 12, 2026.
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