Junior Clinic Schedule
Beginner Red Ball
Designed for players ages 4 through 10 who are just picking up a racket for the first time. Smaller courts, slower balls, and structured drills that build real technique from day one. Players learn to move well, strike the ball cleanly, and enjoy the game before anything feels overwhelming.
- Wednesday 7 to 8 pm
- Saturday 8 to 9 am
- Sunday 9 to 10 am
Classes are $25
Intermediate and Advanced Juniors
For players who already know the basics and are ready to sharpen their game. We focus on technique refinement, point construction, tactical decision-making, mental toughness, and USTA tournament preparation. Video analysis is included so every player can see their own mechanics and understand exactly what to improve between sessions.
Summer Schedule at Silverado High School
- Monday 6 to 8 pm
- Tuesday 6 to 8 pm
- Thursday 6 to 8 pm
- Saturday 8 to 10 am
What Sets Our Junior Program Apart
Video Analysis
Every player gets stroke reviews on video. Seeing their own mechanics helps juniors understand adjustments in a way that verbal feedback alone cannot achieve.
Small Group Sizes
We cap groups at a 6:1 player-to-coach ratio and never overcrowd a court. Every junior gets real attention and enough repetitions in each session.
Long-Term Development
Our curriculum builds athleticism, mental focus, and technical skill in the right order, giving every player a foundation that lasts.
What the Program Includes
Structured warm-ups and dynamic movement training.
High-repetition drill work matched to each player's skill level.
Live point play and match-format games to build competitive instincts.
Video review of strokes so players understand their own mechanics.
USTA tournament preparation for players at the intermediate and advanced levels.
The Coaching Behind the Program
McNamara Tennis Academy is a family-run, father and son operation led by Dillon McNamara. Dillon brings roughly 19 years of competitive playing experience, including matches at the men's open, futures, and challenger levels. He has been coaching full-time for about five years and has built a junior program rooted in real player development, not just keeping kids busy on a court.
The results show in where students end up. Juniors trained through this program have gone on to compete at the USTA Nevada, Intermountain, and National levels. Some have earned college tennis scholarships and others have reached the professional level.
Where Our Juniors Have Gone
USTA Nevada section tournaments
Intermountain section competitions
National-level USTA junior events
College tennis programs
Professional tennis