Sardis Tennis
The Sardis Swim and Racquet tennis program started in 1968 with the completion of our first two tennis courts. Since then Sardis has expanded to a total of 9 courts (6 hard surface and 3 clay). Our lighted courts are open year round and night play.
Sardis offers competitive and recreational programs for different skill levels. Adult programs include Men's and Women's USTA and Queen City, Tennis clinics/classes ranging from the beginner to advanced as well as Cardio Tennis. Our Junior programs include USTA Quickstart, High Performance as well as classes for preschoolers thru high school level.
Queen City League Play: We are currently recruiting tennis players for the following Queen City teams. The league season begins March and runs through May:
Wednesday morning (women’s doubles) – 9:15am start time
Thursday morning (women’s doubles) – 9:15am start time
Saturday morning (women’s doubles) – 11:15am start time
Saturday morning (men’s doubles) - 8:30am start time
Sunday afternoon (mixed doubles) - 3:00pm start time
For more information or to join a team contact:
Women’s Tennis Board representative Anne Whalan Email: awhalan138@gmail.com
Men’s Tennis Board representative PK Zarins Email: pkzarins@gmail.com Sardis Tennis – Clinics, Junior Program, Team Leagues and Ladders
Tennis Office
John Trimp @ Sardis Tennis johntrimp@gmail.com or call the tennis office @704 458 9573
We are very proud of our tennis program and attribute its success to our professionals and the numerous volunteers that contribute to the program. If you are interested in learning more please contact Eric Abrams or click on the Programs icon below.
Inclement Weather Procedure
In the event of inclement weather, please call the Tennis Office at 704 458 9573 to be advised of any status updates regarding programs, classes, or match cancellations. A voice mail greeting will provide the latest updates no later than 3:30pm that day.
Cancellations will be based on the forecast and our best judgment.
Please contact Eric at 704.488.2709, if unable to get through to the Tennis Office voicemail.