EAV Tennis Club

Your Neighborhood. Your Court. Your Community.

Two ways to play in East Atlanta Village — a free monthly meetup and a competitive league. All levels welcome, right here at Brownwood Park.

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How It Works

Two ways to play

No club fees, no commitment, no pressure. Two ways to play: drop in to the casual monthly meetup, or join The EAV Tennis League — structured, competitive match play (beginner-friendly, light match experience helpful). Thanks for a great fall season. We'll see you on the court in spring.

Drop in to the meetup

Register for the meetup

One form - that's it. You're on the list and you'll hear from us before the next Sunday

THE MONTHLY MEETUP · FREE

Sunday’s Hit Different in EAV

Drop-in community tennis on the 4th Sunday of the month, March–October.
Completely free, every skill level welcome — bring a racket if you’ve got one and just show up.

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FreeAll levels welcome

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4th SundayMarch–October

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3:00–4:30 PMOn the courts

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Brownwood ParkEast Atlanta Village


First time?

Come as you are. Rackets to share are usually floating around, water is a good idea, and there’s no such thing as too rusty.

Questions before you come out? Message Austin and she’ll fill you in.

League registration is closed

Thanks for a great fall season. We'll see you on the court in spring.

The free monthly meetup is separate and still welcomes players through October. Questions about the next league season? Message Austin.

THE EAV TENNIS LEAGUE

Ready for a Little Competition?

The EAV Tennis League is structured doubles play for neighbors who are ready for independent match play.
Register with a partner or request partner matching — each player must complete their own individual registration.

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Doubles LeagueStructured match play

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Partner OptionsRegister with a partner or request matching

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Individual RegistrationEach player registers separately

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Playing LevelsBeginner through advanced


Read the Full League Rules & How It Works →


Ready for League Play?

You don’t need tons of match experience, but you should be able to serve, sustain a basic rally, keep score, and complete a match without on-court coaching.

Beginner players around 2.0–2.5 are welcome if they’re ready for independent match play. If you’re not sure where you fit, Austin can help with placement before you move forward with payment message me or contact me.

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