The Lee County Community Tennis Association

Oct 29, 2013
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The Lee County Community Tennis Association

The Southwest Florida organization is staffed by volunteers.

Published Oct 29, 2013

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The Lee County Community Tennis Association is a Southwest Florida volunteer-based organization. It was established in 1995 by local tennis professionals to offer safe after-school tennis programs for latch-key kids in Lee County. It has since expanded its services to include numerous tennis programs for kids of all ages and ability levels.

The LCCTA and Lee County Parks and Recreation continue a successful partnership that develops and manages tennis programs at all Lee County public courts, with a mission to promote the growth of tennis. Boasting a membership of more than 1,000, the LCCTA has a detailed plan of action in place to ultimately become a tennis destination for residents and visitors, as well as state and nationally ranked players.

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