Creating the next generation
of scholar athletes

High-caliber sports and academic programs will be made available at little or no cost to underserved local youth and families. Our goal is to inspire all young people to succeed on the playing field, in the classroom, and in life.

Tennis Programs

The Campus will become the regional home of the USTA Foundation’s NJTL program. In addition, the Campus’ tennis programs will include junior tournament and team tennis, introductory tennis lessons, college showcases for young talent and adult leagues and tournaments facilitated by The USTA Southern California.

National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL) Programs

Founded by Arthur Ashe in 1969 to engage children in character building and educational opportunities with the goal of graduating from college

NJTL Excellence Teams

Year-round training and tournament play

Tournaments & Junior Team Tennis

Guaranteed match play and line-ups based on skill level

Coaching Opportunities

Coaching courses, online certifications, and other resources for youth tennis coaches

Learn to Play Programming

Designed to teach tennis to older children and adults of all ages

USTA Player Development

Providing aspiring tennis players with the resources to reach their highest potential

Player Training Pathway

Comprehensive training and coaching for athletes to compete at the highest level

Adult Leagues and Tournaments

USTA Leagues are offered year round for adults of all ages in the Los Angeles area, facilitated by The USTA Southern California Tennis Association (SCTA).

Academic Programs

The expansive learning center will be overseen by the TGR Foundation and modeled after the award-winning curriculum at the flagship TGR Learning Lab in Anaheim.

Academic programs will include:

STEM focused curriculums

Unique learning experiences in STEM and enrichment programs in college access

College access programming

Allow students to take virtual campus tours and explore the college application process

After-school programs

Designed to unleash the full capacity of underserved middle and high school students, and prepare students to work in STEM-related fields

Educator Professional Development

High quality resources in the vital subjects of STEM and college-access

Net Generation Programming in Local Schools

Provides schools with free equipment to start and maintain a youth tennis program and an accompanying curriculum that extends to the classroom

NJTL Essay Contest

Annual essay contest where winners may receive a trip to New York City

Earl Woods Scholar Program

Supports deserving students with college financial aid in the form of dedicated mentors, internships and career counseling

Soccer Programs

The LA Galaxy Champion Project, which already reaches thousands of students a year in collaboration with 11 Carson elementary schools, will benefit from numerous new soccer fields in the community.