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Our Mission:
Introducing the joy of tennis to
the children (and adults) of
Anguilla and
promoting regional integration through the sport of tennis.
Read more on our mission and philosophy
Our Anguilla Team:
Mitch Lake
Jason Allen
Marvin Hazell
Vallan Hodge
Denny Derrick
Pioneer Sponsor:
Associates:
Bill Riddle
Chris Wade
Robert Cox
Jonathan Collazo
Iston Benjamin
Patrick Helton
Coach B
Universities working with the ATA:
Cumberland University-Tennessee
Arkansas University- Arkansas
Auburn University
Our New Projects:
The After-School Program
The Plans
International Donors
Sponsorship Levels
Buy A Brick
Thanks to Donors
Our Projects:
2005 Summer Camp
All About 2004!
2004 Summer Camp
Tennis Camp 2003
Tennis Camp 2002
Tennis Camp 2001
Tennis Camp 2000
Tennis Camp 99.
Tennis Camp 98.
Lighted Public Courts.
Tennis Camp 97.
Tennis Camp 96.
What Do the Children Say?
"I would like to be a tennis player because it improves my concentration, because I would like to travel the world and because it is fun. I would like to improve my serve. My favorite tennis player is Pete Sampras."To read more of the children's thoughts: Click Here.
College Scholarships Available for Qualified Players
Contact Mitch Lake for details.Sponsors:
Cable and Wireless.
Frangipani Beach Club.
Ferryboat Inn.
Anglec.
ABC Supplies.
Strawhat Restaurant.
Georgeous Scilly Cay.
Triple K Car Rental.
Anguilla Printers Ltd.
Courtney Abel and Assoc.
Cap Juluca Hotel.
Scotiabank.
CoveCastles.
Fairplay Group of Companies.
Haskins Ltd.
Malliouhana Hotel.
Anguilla Social Security Board.
Ripples Restaurant.
The Pumphouse.
Contact Us:
Mitchelle Lake
Email:
anguilla70@yahoo.com
Tel: 264-476-3234
Fax: 264-497-8214
US Addr: Box 1192
Middleburg, Virginia
20118-1192
Jason Allen
Tel: 264-476-0697
Marvin Hazell
Tel: 264-235-8511
Anguilla Tennis Academy Inc.
P.O. Box 548
The Valley
Anguilla
British West Indies
Tennis in Anguilla 2002
Tennis clinic results in equipment donation
Source: TODAY Date: July 28, 2002
PORT DE PLAISANCE- Nearly 50 St. Maarten children participated in a free tennis clinic with professional tennis coaches from the United States and the Caribbean this weekend.
The one-day event, which was slightly rain delayed, was part of the Anguilla Tennis Camp's outreach program to encourage inter-island sharing of resources to help youth programs, according to Mitchelle Lake.
The founder of the Anguilla program has run free tennis camps in Anguilla for the past seven years. The program has been so successful he is now expanding it to include other islands.
This year, the visiting coaches travel to the Friendly Island to share their wealth of knowledge and equipment.
The Anguilla camp donated 50 racquets and two large buckets of balls to the St. Maarten tennis program at the Raoul Illidge Sports Complex, so that children can continue playing and learning even after the one-day clinic was over, explained Lake.