Tennis
DISCLAIMER: Participants, parents, family, and spectators engaging in the Brigham City Recreation Activities do so with knowledge of the risk and potential exposure involved and agree to accept any and all inherent risks to their personal health.
Jr. Lessons
All tennis lessons are taught at the John Adams Tennis Courts, located at approximately 500 East and 250 North
Ages: 7 to 16
Cost: $40/session- residents
$45/session- non resident
An additional $5 will be assessed after March 31.
Registration: March 6 until sessions are full
Sessions: Nine lessons
Week 1: Monday-Friday
Week 2: Monday-Thursday
Session 1: June 5
Session 2: June 19
Session 3: July 10
Intermediate/Advance:
9:30 am
Beginner/Basic Knowledge: 10:30 am
Team Tennis
Team tennis is for those interested in playing on the high school team. This is NOT a beginner’s league and should be considered a competitive league when registering. Matches are played at the John Adams Tennis Courts, located at approximately 500 East and 250 North
Ages: boys and girls ages 12 to 18 (not for beginning players)
Cost: $40/session- residents
$45/session- non resident
An additional $5 will be assessed after March 31.
(includes a team t-shirt)
Registration: March 6 until classes are full
Session: 9 lessons/matches over 2 weeks
Dates: July 24 - Aug 3
Time: 9:30 a.m. - Noon
Refund Policy
- $5 non-refundable fee will be applied to all refunds
- While registration is open: Full refund (minus $5)
- After registration has ended: 50% refund
- After program has begun: no refund
Concussion and Head Injury
As required by Utah State Law, Brigham City has implemented a concussion and head injury policy:
- An informed consent must be signed annually by parents and youth athletes acknowledging the risk of head injury prior to practice or competition.
- A youth athlete who is suspected of sustaining a concussion must be removed from play.
- A youth athlete who has been removed from play must receive written clearance from a licensed health care provider prior to returning to play.
The following information may be helpful to parents and coaches. Learn the signs and symptoms of concussion so we can all keep our children and adult athletes safe.