Tennis (Spring Registration IS NOW CLOSED - 
The program is at capacity
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Players 18+ yrs old: your season will run 3/3 - 6/2.

You'll start Sunday mornings at the Arlington YMCA and then move outdoors to Fairfax County courts. You have the option to choose the first or second time slot of the morning. (no practice 3/30) Arlington YMCA times (3/3-4/21) will be 8:30-9:30am or 9:30-10:30am Fairfax County court times (4/28-6/2) will be 9-10am or 10-11am.


You must have completed approved Special Olympics medical paperwork to register.

Click below to register https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0548AEA723A1F49-47911347-special

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Players 8-17 yrs old: your season will run 4/28 - 6/2.


All play will be Sunday mornings outside in Fairfax County. You have the option to choose the first or second time slot of the morning.

First time slot, 9-10am, second time slot 10-11am

You also must have completed approved Special Olympics medical paperwork to register.

Click below to register https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0548AEA723A1F49-47911592-special

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Welcome to any new athletes who want to learn how to play tennis and welcome back to those who have played with us before! Overview The Area 26 Tennis program normally runs practices  for the spring season. Spring is our official season for meets and tournaments and in June each year we take a tennis team to the state summer games in Richmond.


The tennis team consists of athletes at all levels of tennis skills, from beginners who play on smaller courts with smaller rackets and foam balls all the way up to “match play” players who play regular tennis on a full-sized court. If you are an athlete interested in playing in our program or a volunteer interested in helping out, send an email to the tennis coordinator at the clickbox below for more information.

Coordinator:  Jean-Marie O’Neil

Contact the Tennis Coordinator

SO Tennis...

Special Olympics Tennis is conducted under ITF rules.

The Special Olympics rules for Tennis provide modifications to control the length of matches through no-add scoring and options for short Sets. More recently, Special Olympics has introduced additional options for shorter courts and low-compression balls for athletes of lower ability.

Tennis Rules

Practice Sites

Arlington YMCA
3422 13th St N, Arlington, VA 22201

Unified Doubles tournament in Virginia Beach in May. Annual Unified Doubles Round Robin Fundraiser June. 

Tennis Fact Sheet

Thanks to our Sponsors

SOVA Area 26 and the Tennis Program wish to thank the following dedicated sponsors

McLaughlin Ryder Investments

https://www.mclaughlinryder.com

Springfield Country Club

https://www.sgccva.org/home

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