Swing into Spring is our annual tournament that kicks off our competitive season every March.
Children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities · March 13, 2027 at 9:30AM. Schedule: 9:00 – 9:30 AM Player Registration; 9:30 – 12:00 PM Group photo and Doubles Play Begins; 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Skills Clinic; · No fee for this event
From atanc.org/all-programs/swing-into-spring ↗Welcome to another Swing into Spring Tournament!!
The tournament and skills clinic are open to all children and adults ages 8 and up with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We look forward to seeing all our friends from past tournaments and hope to welcome new friends into our family.
Although there is no fee for this event, all players must register online.
GET READY FOR UNIFIED DOUBLES. Grab a doubles partner and register for the 15th Annual Swing into Spring! Need a partner? We’ll find one for you. Participation is free.
In addition to the tournament, we will hold a Beginner Skills Clinic. If you are a new or beginner level athlete with intellectual disabilities come on out and join the fun!
After the tournament, a Tennis Carnival will be held for all athletes, unified partners, and clinic attendees. We will be hitting tennis balls towards a target for a chance to win prizes.
The tournament and skills clinic are open to all children and adults ages 8 and up with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Although there is no fee for this event, all players must register online.
In addition to the tournament, we will hold a Beginner Skills Clinic. If you are a new or beginner level athlete with intellectual disabilities come on out and join the fun!
After the tournament, a Tennis Carnival will be held for all athletes, unified partners, and clinic attendees. We will be hitting tennis balls towards a target for a chance to win prizes.
TournamentsThe competitive spirit is alive in our community! Tournaments give athletes the opportunity to experience the drive to compete against their peers and feel the joy of community and inclusiveness. Players compete at all skill levels in state tournaments hosted across North Carolin
Abilities Tennis OnsiteAbilities Tennis OnSite brings the game directly to organizations that serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, such as day programs, schools, and residential facilities, removing transportation and scheduling barriers.