Oshkosh Y offers tennis lessons for all ages starting September 8
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 8:04 AM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
The Oshkosh Y Tennis & Pickleball Center will start a new session of tennis lessons the week of September 8. Registration for lessons is currently open, catering to children and adults of varying skill levels. Programs for youth begin at age 4, with options including Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, and lessons for Middle School and High School students. Adults can choose from beginner to advanced classes, private lessons, and leagues. The center features four indoor tennis courts and eight indoor pickleball courts, with instruction from experienced USPTA-certified professionals Brian Hornburg and Robert Downey Jr.
- •Tennis lessons begin the week of September 8.
- •Programs available for children starting at age 4.
- •Adult lessons include various skill levels and private options.
- •Instruction led by USPTA-certified professionals.
- •Community registration can be done by phone or directly at the center.
- 8:04 AMYahoo Sports — Tennis lessons for Oshkosh kids and adults start week of Sept. 8
"Registration is open for Oshkosh Y tennis lessons for children and adults starting the week of Sept. 8.
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