adidas Tennis Camp at Tualatin High School
Tualatin High School, 22300 SW Boones Ferry Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062
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adidas Tennis Camp at Tualatin High School includes drills, games, scrimmages, mini games, and camp competitions, along with singles and doubles matches and match play. Campers take part in warmup and dynamic stretching, individual skill training, and technical and tactical skills development and training, including forehand and backhand instruction, lobs, top spin, drop-shots, serves, grip technique, court movements, and rules and scoring instruction.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Two 4-day sessions (July 14–17, 2025 and July 28–31, 2025) with Full Day (9am–3pm) and Half Day (9am–12pm, for ages 5–8) options; check-in at 8:45am on Monday (9am other days) and pickup at 12pm or 3pm, depending on the option.
• Price: Full Day: $549 (9am–3pm). Half Day: $399 (9am–12pm). Team discounts available.
The typical daily schedule runs from 9:00am camper drop-off, followed by 9:00–9:15am warmup and dynamic stretching, 9:15–10:45am technical skills development and training, 10:45–11:45am mini games and match play, 11:45am–12:00pm camp competition, 12:00–12:45pm lunch, 12:45–1:00pm warmup, 1:00–2:00pm technical and tactical skills development and training, 2:00–2:30pm mini games and match play, 2:30–3:00pm team competitions, and 3:00pm camper pickup. Campers are assessed and grouped with others of similar age and ability levels, and adjustments to groups may be made throughout the week so they can train with and compete against different players. The camp uses low camper-to-coach ratios, groups campers by age and ability, and emphasizes great sportsmanship and camaraderie. Each camper develops technical skills and tactical knowledge, participates in camp games with a chance to win prizes, competes in singles and doubles matches, works with college and/or high school coaches and college players during the week, and receives an adidas Tennis Camp T-shirt.
Camp Director Ben Messerly is a private tennis instructor with over a decade of experience coaching tennis camps in Oregon and Washington. In his time co-directing tennis camps, he has worked with some of the top tennis players in the state, including district and state champions and collegiate tennis players. He was a 4-year varsity tennis player at Mountain Ridge High School in Glendale, Arizona, where he served as team captain, was a state qualifier in singles and doubles, and led his team to four district championships, and he continued his playing career with the club tennis program at the University of Portland. The staff supervises campers for the entire duration of the camp, and drugs, alcohol, and tobacco products are strictly forbidden and result in immediate dismissal from camp without refund.
The adidas top rated Tennis Camps were developed to provide athletes an opportunity to become better tennis players in a fun, positive atmosphere, where tennis campers learn from coaches and leave camp with confidence and a passion to enjoy the “sport of a lifetime.” The camp is open to any and all entrants and is open to kids and teens ages 5 to 18 of all ability levels. Programs are offered over the course of 4–6 days with options for full or half-day camp, along with overnight or extended day camp experiences, which vary by location, and this camp lists 4-day sessions with full and half-day options. One parent, Maya G., said that the coaches and staff went above and beyond to ensure everyone had a great experience, while another parent, Jackson M., noted the variety of drills, games, and scrimmage sessions. A camper, Isabella R., said she learned a lot about technique and strategy, found the match play sessions challenging and fun, and felt the coaches pushed everyone to become better players than when they arrived.
Campers should bring all necessary tennis equipment, a refillable water bottle, a bagged lunch, and a snack. Suggested items include a health form, tennis racquet(s), tennis shoes, water jug or bottle, sunscreen, bagged lunch, bathing suit (not all locations have access to a pool), and a hat. Campers are allowed to bring cell phones to contact their guardians, but phones are not allowed on the field during training sessions, and campers are advised not to bring expensive personal items such as cell phones or laptops because all personal items are the responsibility of each camper and adidas Tennis Camps and its staff are not responsible for lost, stolen, or forgotten items.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Two 4-day sessions (July 14–17, 2025 and July 28–31, 2025) with Full Day (9am–3pm) and Half Day (9am–12pm, for ages 5–8) options; check-in at 8:45am on Monday (9am other days) and pickup at 12pm or 3pm, depending on the option.
• Price: Full Day: $549 (9am–3pm). Half Day: $399 (9am–12pm). Team discounts available.
The typical daily schedule runs from 9:00am camper drop-off, followed by 9:00–9:15am warmup and dynamic stretching, 9:15–10:45am technical skills development and training, 10:45–11:45am mini games and match play, 11:45am–12:00pm camp competition, 12:00–12:45pm lunch, 12:45–1:00pm warmup, 1:00–2:00pm technical and tactical skills development and training, 2:00–2:30pm mini games and match play, 2:30–3:00pm team competitions, and 3:00pm camper pickup. Campers are assessed and grouped with others of similar age and ability levels, and adjustments to groups may be made throughout the week so they can train with and compete against different players. The camp uses low camper-to-coach ratios, groups campers by age and ability, and emphasizes great sportsmanship and camaraderie. Each camper develops technical skills and tactical knowledge, participates in camp games with a chance to win prizes, competes in singles and doubles matches, works with college and/or high school coaches and college players during the week, and receives an adidas Tennis Camp T-shirt.
Camp Director Ben Messerly is a private tennis instructor with over a decade of experience coaching tennis camps in Oregon and Washington. In his time co-directing tennis camps, he has worked with some of the top tennis players in the state, including district and state champions and collegiate tennis players. He was a 4-year varsity tennis player at Mountain Ridge High School in Glendale, Arizona, where he served as team captain, was a state qualifier in singles and doubles, and led his team to four district championships, and he continued his playing career with the club tennis program at the University of Portland. The staff supervises campers for the entire duration of the camp, and drugs, alcohol, and tobacco products are strictly forbidden and result in immediate dismissal from camp without refund.
The adidas top rated Tennis Camps were developed to provide athletes an opportunity to become better tennis players in a fun, positive atmosphere, where tennis campers learn from coaches and leave camp with confidence and a passion to enjoy the “sport of a lifetime.” The camp is open to any and all entrants and is open to kids and teens ages 5 to 18 of all ability levels. Programs are offered over the course of 4–6 days with options for full or half-day camp, along with overnight or extended day camp experiences, which vary by location, and this camp lists 4-day sessions with full and half-day options. One parent, Maya G., said that the coaches and staff went above and beyond to ensure everyone had a great experience, while another parent, Jackson M., noted the variety of drills, games, and scrimmage sessions. A camper, Isabella R., said she learned a lot about technique and strategy, found the match play sessions challenging and fun, and felt the coaches pushed everyone to become better players than when they arrived.
Campers should bring all necessary tennis equipment, a refillable water bottle, a bagged lunch, and a snack. Suggested items include a health form, tennis racquet(s), tennis shoes, water jug or bottle, sunscreen, bagged lunch, bathing suit (not all locations have access to a pool), and a hat. Campers are allowed to bring cell phones to contact their guardians, but phones are not allowed on the field during training sessions, and campers are advised not to bring expensive personal items such as cell phones or laptops because all personal items are the responsibility of each camper and adidas Tennis Camps and its staff are not responsible for lost, stolen, or forgotten items.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
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