Congratulations to the JTCC players, some pictured below, on their results in @itftennis @usta and @ustamidatlantic tournaments this past weekend!

Jacob Hewitt
ITF J30 Doubles Champion in Dallas, TX

Kalista Papadopoulos
ITF J200 Doubles Finalist in Republic of South Africa (9.13)
ITF J200 Doubles Finalist in Republic of South Africa (9.20)

Erik Schinnerer
ITF J200 Doubles Finalist in Canada

Elodie Agnamba
L3 G14s Doubles Finalist in Grand Rapids, MI

Sonya Agnamba
L3 G14s Doubles Finalist in Grand Rapids, MI

Evelyn Cordish
L3 G12s Doubles Third Place in Lafayette, LA

Shaun Fernando
L3 XD 18s Team Third Place in Peachtree City, GA

Lola Looney
L3 G12s Champion in Hilton Head, SC

Shristi Selvan
L3 G18s Finalist in Virginia Beach, VA
L3 G18s Doubles Champion in Virginia Beach, VA

Sebastian Cardona
L5 B14s Finalist in Baltimore, MD

Anasofia Bladuell
L6 G12s Green Draw Team Finalist in Rockville, MD

Aubrey Kim
L6 G12s Green Draw Team Finalist in Rockville, MD

Jasmine Guillen
L7 G12s Finalist in Falls Church, VA

Chloe Stillwagon
L7 G12s Green Draw Finalist in Rockville, MD

Sophia Chang
Jr Circuit 10U Orange Ball Group 5 Champion in McLean, VA
Jr Circuit 10U Orange Ball Finalist in McLean, VA

Emma Flury
Jr Circuit 12U Green Ball Group 4 Finalist in McLean, VA

#tennis #championship #tennisforeverybody #trustyourtraining

Winners & Finalists of the 9th Mid-Atlantic ITA Bedford Cup 🎾✨

More than 70 NCAA Division I women’s athletes competed at JTCC this weekend, representing 11 schools across the DMV.

Congratulations to all our winners:

🏆 Singles
Flight 1 – Audrey Moutama (WVU)
Flight 2 – Julie Bousseau (WVU)
Flight 3 – Isabel He (Johns Hopkins)
Flight 4 – Aubrey Zhou (Johns Hopkins)

🏆 Doubles
Flight 1 – Amelie Brozova & Sara Alba Verastegui (VCU)
Flight 2 – Liza Tankimovich & Victoria Epps (Loyola)

Shoutout to Maryland’s Aida Essa and Katherine Hung for reaching the semifinals, and to JTCC alumna Lauryn Hall (Morgan State) for competing on her home courts 🙌

Day 1️⃣ of the Bedford Cup is underway at JTCC!

75 players from 11 Division I schools across the Mid-Atlantic are now competing in singles and doubles action that will take place through the weekend.

We’re especially proud to welcome back JTCC alumna Lauryn Hall, who’s representing Morgan State University, as she competes on her home courts once again.

The Bedford Cup is an annual regional women’s tennis tournament series sanctioned by the ITA.

Swipe to see photos from today 👉

Earlier this month, incoming JTCC CEO Martin Blackman sat down with Brett Haber & Jim Courier for an engaging conversation on the Tennis Channel to talk about his new role and the future of our organization.

🎾 From his roots as JTCC’s Director (2004–2008) to overseeing USTA Player Development for more than a decade, Martin has helped shape American tennis at every level.

In this interview, he shares:
✅ Ken Brody and Ray Benton’s vision to combine tennis, education, and mentoring
✅ The importance of JTCC’s alumni community and the mission of giving back
✅ His excitement for JTCC’s capital expansion, featuring six new indoor courts, four outdoor courts & a new main building.

Thank you @tennischannel for featuring Martin and spreading the word about JTCC! 🙌

Four JTCC players had a week to remember at the USTA Foundation Haber Career Week/Amex Cup that took place from Aug 30-Sept 5 🙌

Shristi Selvan, Stefanie Smart-Abbey, Shaun Fernando, and Yared Alfred joined 24 players from NJTL chapters across the country for an unforgettable experience.

Highlights included hitting the courts at the US Open, exploring the Central Park Zoo, watching matches from the Presidential Suite at Arthur Ashe Stadium, and visiting top companies like ABC Studios, H/2 Capital, and Morrison & Cohen.

Thank you to @ustafoundation and JTCC Junior Performance Program Manager Terence Tche for accompanying the players and making it a week of tennis, learning, and service that created memories to last a lifetime. 💙

📸 @arulramsriram

Yesterday, we proudly unveiled the plaque for the JTCC Keith Robert Larson Scholarship Fund above the entrance to Building One, honoring a legacy of passion, resilience, and community.
 
Keith was a longtime member of the JTCC community and an enthusiastic supporter of our programs, and although he is no longer able to play tennis, his passion for the game lives on.
 
Through the support of his father, Bob, and fellow JTCC member Dick Charlton, the JTCC Keith Robert Larson Scholarship Fund was created to empower the next generation of high-performance athletes. 
 
The fund provides need-based scholarships for players committed to excellence on and off the court. Last year, Nico Pedraza was announced as the first recipient of the scholarship fund, receiving up to $10,000 annually until he graduates from high school. 
 
A second recipient will be announced soon. 
 
If you would like to honor Keith’s legacy and invest in the future of high-performance athletes, please click the link in our bio.

✨ From College Park to Arthur Ashe Stadium ✨

24 JTCC players representing our wheelchair, para standing, veterans, and Special Olympics programs took the court at the US Open on Sept 3.

As part of the USTA Net Generation on-court experience, they showcased the fun and energy of tennis in Arthur Ashe Stadium—right before the quarterfinal night session.

We’re proud of our players for bringing the game we love to one of the biggest stages in tennis. 💙💚

#JTCC #TennisForEverybody #USOpen