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Welcome to QuickStart Tennis of Central Virginia

We're growing tennis in central Virginia from the ground up . . .

QuickStart Tennis of Central Virginia (QCV) has taken the kid-sized QuickStart Tennis "play to learn" format to 22 formerly underserved counties in central Virginia. Building on QuickStart's initial success in Charlottesville/Albemarle, we have gone where no QuickStart Tennis ball has ever gone before. We are the "tennis greenhouse" in central Virginia, growing tennis players and a public tennis tradition from the ground up. Tennis -- it all starts with QuickStart!

In September 2008 there was one "pilot" school in Albemarle County. Today there are 133 QuickStart schools reaching more than 63,000 kids in central Virginia!!!

QuickStart Pathway Pointer --> Click here.

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Find a QuickStart PRO Click here.

Check us out on FACEBOOK too!!!

Field Day at Yancey Elementary


USTA Pro Circuit School Outreach at Yancey Elementary

American Tennis Professional Jennifer Elie, who was in town to compete in the Boyd Tinsley Women's Clay Court Classic, talked to kindergarteners and first, second and third graders at Yancey Elementary in Esmont, VA about what it's like to be a tour pro. She started tennis at age five and has been on tour for eight years. And there was some on-court activity for the Principal, PE teacher and some of the kids. LOTS of QuickStart FUN!

USTA College MatchDay at UVa
Over 120 QuickStart kids attended. For more photos, click here.


QuickStart Courts at Crozet Park


Keep a Kid on the QuickStart Pathway!!!



Kids are Learning to LOVE tennis!

What is QuickStart Tennis? QuickStart Tennis is the USTA's kid-sized, age-appropriate format for teaching kids ages three and up the "sport for a lifetime." Tennis has always taught kids valuable character-building life skills like integrity, sportsmanship, dedication, determination and teamwork. QuickStart has changed the teaching approach from traditional instruction to "play to learn" with a competency progression, which helps kids experience success early on. QuickStart adds FUN fitness and conditioning activities that work on agility, balance, coordination, footwork and reaction time. QCV is helping create "play pathways" in the communities we serve to get kids playing tennis in PE classes, after-school and out-of-school. Kids have so much FUN with QuickStart that they don't even know they're learning, and they're learning a lot. QuickStart brings out the best in kids naturally. Want to be a great adult? Be a QuickStart kid!        


The QCV Mission
QCV is an all-volunteer, grassroots Community Tennis Association (CTA) dedicated to promoting, developing and growing QuickStart Tennis in 22 counties and one independent city in central Virginia. Unlike most CTAs, which focus on a limited local area and offer a wide variety of established USTA programs, we are targeting a wide area with a concentrated goal of introducing, promoting and growing the QuickStart Tennis format.


Service Area: Counties: Albemarle, Amelia, Brunswick, Buckingham, Charlotte, Charlottesville (City), Culpeper, Cumberland, Dinwiddie, Fluvanna, Greene, Greensville, Halifax, Louisa, Lunenburg, Madison, Mecklenburg, Nelson, Nottoway, Orange, Powhatan, Prince Edward, Rappahannock

At QCV we feel a little bit like pioneers or missionaries taking the message of the "sport for a lifetime" into new territories, but we're having a lot of FUN spreading QuickStart Tennis all around.

QCV is a member of the USTA, Tennis Industry Association and Center for Nonprofit Excellence and a registered USTA Community Tennis Association.




MAKING TENNIS
MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

QuickStart Tennis of Central Virginia is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.


 


 

 

 

 

 

** Latest News **

NOTE: Active news links are shown in yellow.

Why Tennis? USTA Serves Special Report

Cumberland ES Summer School Blog is up!

QCV at Yancey ES Field Day

QCV Makes Grant to Club Yancey

Tennis Festival for Yancey Elementary Kids

Professional Tennis Player Vists Yancey Elementary

Tennis Festival for Crozet Mobile Village Kids

Albemarle Parks & Rec Announce Summer Programs

Brian Vahaly Goes Bananas for QuickStart!

UVa Athletics Goes Bananas for QuickStart!

QuickStart Kids Pack UVa Stands at College MatchDay

Crozet Gazette article

Matilda Blue Tennis announces Spring programming.

Kids in the Kitchen

QCV receives grant from USTA Serves

Fluvanna Youth Tennis Festival -- March 16

Friendship Tennis Academy announces Spring Programs.

QCV Goes Bananas! at Tye River ES

Crozet Courts featured on NBC29.

QCV Receives Three Grants for Bring Tennis Back to the Park!

Check out Winter Programs on the QCV Calendar.

QCV receives grant for QuickStart Pathway Builder

QCV Goes Bananas!

Check out our Banana Blitz!

QCV issues 2012 Annual Report.

QCV trains Halifax and Amelia counties

Fuqua School Adopts QS Tennis Programming

QS Programming Begins at Crozet Park

Cville 10U Teams Win State Championships

Crozet Courts are Ready for Play!

QuickStart PRO for Buckingham County Summer School Included First-Ever Summer Intern

QuickStart Tennis this Summer in Charlotte County

Greene Hills Summer QuickStart Programs

QuickStart PRO for Cumberland Summer School Concludes

QCV receives donation from UVA Credit Union for Bring Tennis Back to the Park!

QCV receives donation from SHEETZ for Halifax County

Fluvanna 10U Tennis Team finishes second

QuickStart Tennis Growing in Buckingham County

QCV receives Go Bananas! grant from Junior League of Charlottesville.

Friendship Tennis Academy announces Summer Programs

QuickStart at Dillwyn Primary School

Crozet Courts Update

Groundbreaking on Crozet courts

Nick Bollettieri on QuickStart

QCV at Family Fitness events

SuperStarters -- QuickStart Tennis & Teamwork

USTA Junior Team Tennis Spring Season

USTA Launches New Workshop Format

QCV QuickStart Kids selected for USTA Competitive Training Program

QCV Launches QuickStart Pathway Pointer

Friendship Tennis Academy Holds First 10U Tennis Play Day

Bring Tennis Back to the Park! receives $5,000 donation from Harris Teeter

Bring Tennis Back to the Park! receives $10,000 grant from Luck Companies Foundation.

Halifax County added to QCV Service Area

Go Bananas! kids at Crozet Elementary write thank-yous
and QCV appreciates it!

Bring Tennis Back to the Park! receives $3,000 grant from Better Living Foundation.

Bring Tennis Back to the Park! receives $20,000 grant from Perry Foundation
.

Henley MS receives two grants for its Hornet's N.E.S.T., Grow Veggies! collaboration with QCV: Prana Fund and Bama Works Fund.

Bring Tennis Back to the Park! receives $5,000 grant from the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation.

Bring Tennis Back to the Park! receives $10,000 grant from Bama Works Fund.

QCV partners with Claudius Crozet Park

 
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