Summer Camps at Armonk Tennis Club in Westchester, NY | Camp Armonk & Armonk International Tennis Academy

Camp Armonk Sports is a premier experience for children entering kindergarten through 7th grade. In a structured yet spirited environment, campers take part in a variety of athletic activities that develop not only physical skills like coordination, agility, and endurance, but also social skills like confidence and sportsmanship.

Camp Armonk Mad Science adds educational and art elements to the sports program, creating a truly unique curriculum. Campers take part in science activities in the morning before hitting the field in the afternoon.

At Armonk Int'l Tennis Academy, we aim to help players identify and achieve their individual goals in a fun and focused environment. With a pro staff that comes from around the world and has extensive playing and teaching experience, we are able to tailor our training to any class of player, from casual to elite. We work on developing skills and strategies that will allow our campers to be successful at the junior, high school, and collegiate levels.

By emphasizing participation, cooperation, and creative expression, we work to ensure that every child has a fun and enlightening summer at Armonk Tennis Club.

COUNTDOWN TO SUMMER

Programs

Camp Armonk Sports

Play Ball!

Camp Armonk Sports is the perfect blend of athletics and camaraderie, as campers learn to play various sports in a team environment. Details >

Camp Armonk Mad Science

Spark Your Imagination.

Mad Science offers fun, interactive activities that give campers a clear understanding of what science is and how it affects their world. Details >

Tennis Academy

Tennis Anyone?

The AITA summer program consists of Advanced and Junior Camps so that elite and casual players alike can reach their tennis goals. Details >

Directors

Camp Armonk

Tyler White

Tyler is a teacher and coach from South Salem, NY. He is currently a Physical Education teacher at Mount Vernon High School, where he developed the school's PE curriculum.

Tyler is also Mount Vernon's varsity tennis coach for both the boys and girls programs and has previously coached girls basketball and softball. In addition, he has created an after-school athletics program for at-risk students, established a "Lunchtime Sports League" that included over 100 students, and organized annual field day events for the elementary school.

From 2014-2020, Tyler was the director and owner of 5th Set Tennis Academy, which provided summer programming for ages 4-15 and grew to include 50+ campers per week. He graduated with a B.S. in Physical Education from SUNY Cortland and received a master's degree in Health Education from Lehman College.

AITA Junior Camp

Ema Dancetovic

Ema is from Belgrade, Serbia, where she reached #9 in the European U-14 rankings. A graduate of Northwestern State University, Ema was twice named to the Southland Conference all-academic first team. She also was a member of the all-conference singles first team and all-conference doubles first team during her career.

In addition to her collegiate experience, Ema also competed in ITF tournaments in Europe, reaching as high as #1203 in singles and #1054 in doubles in the WTA rankings. Before joining Armonk Tennis Club, where she teaches tennis year round, she served as a coach at Future Stars Tennis Camp.

AITA Advanced Camp

Bradley Bryan

Bradley is from Barbados, where he was the top-ranked junior player in the U10-U18 age groups. He was ranked in the ITF Junior World Rankings and was an alternate for Barbados' Davis Cup team in 2006. After moving to Florida, Bradley attended Morehead State University, playing on the tennis team all four years and graduating with a degree in Industrial Technology. He reached #64 in Florida's USTA poll.

Bradley is the Director of the Armonk International Tennis Academy High Performance Path. He has USPTA, PTR, and Cardio Tennis certifications. His coaching experience includes positions at Morehead State, Berea College, and Top Seed Tennis Club in Kentucky, where he was Director of Tennis.

Mad Science

Nancy Theodorou

"Neutron Nancy" has worked for Mad Science of New York City and Westchester since 1997. As the Education Coordinator in their White Plains location, she is responsible for scheduling and running after-school programs, as well as pre-K and elementary workshops. Early on in her Mad Science career, she worked with staff from the corporate headquarters in Montreal to develop new pre-K workshop programming that is still being taught around the world today.

Nancy grew up in Yonkers and earned her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and her Master's Degree in Elementary Science Education, both from Iona College. She then worked as a pre-school teacher for two years before becoming a full-time "mad scientist." She currently resides in Ossining, NY.

About Us

Armonk Tennis Club is a year-round tennis center featuring 14 Har-Tru courts (10 outdoor and 4 indoor). However, during the summer, the club becomes a full camp facility, with two large playing fields, a 25-yard swimming pool, a basketball court, picnic and playground areas, and a food bar. On rainy days, the indoor nets come down, creating a large playing space.

Tennis Courts

Tennis Courts
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Basketball and Volleyball
Lower Field

Lower Field
Swimming Pool

Swimming Pool

Armonk Tennis Club was established in 1958, and it is thought by some historians to be the first tennis facility of its kind. The club's youth tennis programs include first-rate junior development clinics and one-on-one training. During the summer, we run a junior tennis camp, the summer session of Armonk International Tennis Academy, and various USTA junior tournaments.

Our adult programs feature seasonal courts and lessons, clinics, organized play, and interclub teams. We also offer summer membership packages that offer full court and pool access. Click here to learn more.