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Austin Tennis Academy offers world-class tennis training that includes on-court training, strength and conditioning, tennis-specific speed and agility training, mobility and corrective exercise, injury prevention and recovery, and functional movement training. The program also includes on-campus private school education through ATA College Prep, where student-athletes take part in academic study alongside their tennis training.
Austin Tennis Academy is led by Coach Jack Newman, CEO of Austin Tennis Academy. Its mission is to help junior tennis student-athletes reach in their personal life, valuing excellence in results and excellence in character equally, and focusing on producing “citizens of significance.” ATA College Prep is a fully accredited private school. Austin Tennis Academy received the 2024 USTA Outstanding Facilities Award.
Austin Tennis Academy’s community involvement includes a long-term commitment to developing “citizens of significance, not just accomplishment,” with an emphasis on character, integrity, and giving back. When Austin Tennis Academy was founded, Coach Newman pledged to raise $1 million for A Glimmer of Hope, and through the efforts of players, parents, and coaches, the ATA community has helped fund water wells, schools, and medical facilities in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, with members of the community traveling there to help open these projects. Austin Tennis Academy has raised more than $650,000 toward this $1 million commitment. The academy also hosts the Shootout, an annual fundraising event supporting AASF, a charity that helps deserving student-athletes pursuing a disciplined lifestyle reach their highest level of accomplishment, and after nearly a quarter of a century of holding the Shootout, ATA has raised more than $2.2 million in scholarships for junior players who have a philanthropic spirit and commit themselves to giving back and making a positive impact in the world.
ATA College Prep alumni describe the program’s impact on their academic and athletic paths. Nico Jamison of Cleveland State University states that ATA College Prep gave him the structure to balance academics with the demands of competing at a high level in tennis and that support from teachers and coaches shaped his discipline and confidence. Josh Hagar of Notre Dame University shares that his time at ATA College Prep laid the foundation for his success as captain of the Notre Dame tennis team and beyond, noting the school’s emphasis on character, leadership, and academic excellence. Kenna Erickson of LSU University says that being part of ATA College Prep taught her the importance of resilience and commitment both on and off the court, and that the close-knit community pushed her to excel academically while preparing her for the challenges of playing tennis at LSU.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
Austin Tennis Academy is led by Coach Jack Newman, CEO of Austin Tennis Academy. Its mission is to help junior tennis student-athletes reach in their personal life, valuing excellence in results and excellence in character equally, and focusing on producing “citizens of significance.” ATA College Prep is a fully accredited private school. Austin Tennis Academy received the 2024 USTA Outstanding Facilities Award.
Austin Tennis Academy’s community involvement includes a long-term commitment to developing “citizens of significance, not just accomplishment,” with an emphasis on character, integrity, and giving back. When Austin Tennis Academy was founded, Coach Newman pledged to raise $1 million for A Glimmer of Hope, and through the efforts of players, parents, and coaches, the ATA community has helped fund water wells, schools, and medical facilities in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, with members of the community traveling there to help open these projects. Austin Tennis Academy has raised more than $650,000 toward this $1 million commitment. The academy also hosts the Shootout, an annual fundraising event supporting AASF, a charity that helps deserving student-athletes pursuing a disciplined lifestyle reach their highest level of accomplishment, and after nearly a quarter of a century of holding the Shootout, ATA has raised more than $2.2 million in scholarships for junior players who have a philanthropic spirit and commit themselves to giving back and making a positive impact in the world.
ATA College Prep alumni describe the program’s impact on their academic and athletic paths. Nico Jamison of Cleveland State University states that ATA College Prep gave him the structure to balance academics with the demands of competing at a high level in tennis and that support from teachers and coaches shaped his discipline and confidence. Josh Hagar of Notre Dame University shares that his time at ATA College Prep laid the foundation for his success as captain of the Notre Dame tennis team and beyond, noting the school’s emphasis on character, leadership, and academic excellence. Kenna Erickson of LSU University says that being part of ATA College Prep taught her the importance of resilience and commitment both on and off the court, and that the close-knit community pushed her to excel academically while preparing her for the challenges of playing tennis at LSU.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
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