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The Nike Malibu Tennis Camp is held on the spectacular campus of Pepperdine University near Los Angeles. This renowned Southern California tennis camp provides the ideal environment to learn from some of the best coaches and players in the country.

Our Malibu junior tennis camp includes 30 hours of tennis instruction and play, an afternoon at the beach, and a camp-wide tournament with awards!

Highlights Include

Instruction from Pepperdine University Tennis Coaches, Adam Schaechterle and Per Nilsson
30 hours of tennis drills, match play and on-court games
Low camper to staff ratio
All campers receive a Nike Sports Camp t-shirt and prizes
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Camp Director Adam Schaechterle

Adam Schaechterle was named the 16th head coach in Pepperdine men's tennis history on May 14, 2018.
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Schaechterle was previously the associate head coach at the University of Notre Dame and has also spent time at the helm of the University of North Florida and assisted at his alma mater Northwestern University.

“We are extremely excited that Adam has agreed to join our Pepperdine family as our men's tennis head coach,” said Pepperdine Athletic Director Dr. Steve Potts said at the time of hiring. “He is a perfect fit for every aspect of our program and I have great confidence in his ability to lead our men's tennis program back to a championship level. We are looking forward to welcoming Adam and his family to our community.”

Pepperdine has made 38 NCAA Tournament appearances, including a 2006 national championship and runner-up finishes in 1982 and 1986. The Waves have also had two doubles pairs take home the NCAA doubles championship crown in 1984 and 1985. In singles, Robbie Weiss won an NCAA singles title in 1988, while the Waves have finished as runner-up on two other occasions.

“I want to thank Dr. Steve Potts and President Benton for the opportunity to lead the Pepperdine men’s tennis program,” said Schaechterle. “Pepperdine tennis has an incredible tradition, and it’s a dream come true for me and my family to be part of that legacy. We look forward to building a program that represents the values of the University and that competes for championships.”

At Notre Dame between 2013 and 2018, Schaechterle helped lead the team to its first NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance since 2007, its first two National Indoors appearances since 2008 and the second-highest year-end ranking since 1992. While there, the team posted an 82-63 overall record in five seasons, including a 21-10 record in 2014 en route to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. This season, the team finished with a 19-14 record and reached the NCAA second round. He also coached the first singles player in Notre Dame history to reach the NCAA singles semifinals and the second doubles pair to reach the NCAA doubles semifinals since 1994. He also was selected as the United States Tennis Association Men’s Collegiate National Team Coach for the 2017-18 campaign.

Prior to his tenure with the Fighting Irish, he was the head coach for the University of North Florida from 2011-13. He led the squad to its first undefeated Atlantic Sun regular season, the first appearance in the Atlantic Sun Tournament final and to many team, singles and doubles year-end rankings.

He was named Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year in 2013. While at the helm of the Ospreys, the team went 35-14 overall through two seasons, including a 19-6 record and an ASUN championship match appearance in 2012.

Schaechterle graduated from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., in 2006. After a brief stint working for Wilson Sporting Goods as a Tour and Juniors Manager in America from 2007-10, he returned to his alma mater to take up coaching at the collegiate level, where he was mentored by head coach Arvid Swan.

In his time as a player, Schaechterle led his team to the 2005 NCAA Tournament, was a team captain and ranked in the top-30 of the ITA’s national doubles rankings at the end of the season. He was an ITA regional doubles finalist and recorded the most doubles wins in program history (this record was broken in 2017), while also earning the 2006 Big Ten Outstanding Sportsmanship Award.
Co-Director Per Nilsson

Proven winner and championship-caliber coach Per Nilsson was chosen to lead the Pepperdine women's tennis team into a new era in the summer of 2014, succeeding 37-year head coach Gualberto Escudero. Nilsson spent seven seasons as the head men's coach at Mississippi State after a five-year stint as an assistant coach with the Waves' men's squad.
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During his first stop in Malibu, Nilsson helped lead the Pepperdine men to the 2006 NCAA championship.

"I am so excited for Per's return to Pepperdine to lead our women's tennis program," said Director of Athletics Steve Potts upon his hiring. "Per has enjoyed great success all along his coaching career and I am confident that he will be able to take our very successful program to even greater heights. Per's commitment to our Christian mission, to the academic well-being of our student-athletes and to competing for championships at the highest level make him a great fit for Pepperdine."

After leaving Pepperdine in 2007, Nilsson spent the last seven seasons coaching the men's squad at his alma mater, Mississippi State. There he compiled a record of 95-76 while going 36-42 in the tough Southeastern Conference. He led the Bulldogs to back-to-back SEC West titles in 2011 and 2012 and brought MSU to four-straight NCAA Tournaments from 2011-14.

Nilsson takes over for Escudero, who has been at the helm for 37 seasons beginning in 1977-78. He stepped down at the end of the 2013-14 campaign, but will remain on staff as the associate head coach. Nilsson inherits a team that has made 27 consecutive NCAA Tournaments and captured the West Coast Conference championship for the 24th time in 2014 while earning a final national ITA ranking of #24.

In his seven seasons in Starkville, Miss., Nilsson's squads produced four ITA All-Americans and 17 All-SEC selections.

His eye for recruiting and developing young talent is evident as a Mississippi State player garnered SEC Freshman of the Year honors in three of the last four seasons. In 2013, Romain Bogaerts not only took the conference's top rookie award, he was also honored as the ITA National Freshman of the Year.

Nilsson first brought the Bulldogs to the NCAA Championship in 2011, their first appearance since 2005, and MSU advanced to the second round. After reaching the second round again in 2012, Nilsson's young 2013 team eclipsed expectations and advanced to the NCAA Championship round of 16 for the first time since 2001. Mississippi State made their fourth-consecutive appearance at the tournament in 2014 and reached the second round.

Nilsson has racked up the honors for himself as well throughout his time at MSU, including an SEC Coach of the Year honor in 2011 and two ITA Southern Region Coach of the Year honors in 2011 and 2013.

In the classroom, Nilsson's teams have been just as dominant. MSU has been named an ITA All-Academic team for the past five seasons, producing 40 Academic All-SEC selections and 29 ITA Scholar-Athlete selections. Nilsson has also had two players named Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans.

Nilsson was an assistant coach for the Pepperdine men's tennis team from 2003-07 under head coach Adam Steinberg, where the Waves went 119-38 in those five seasons.

Easily highlighting his resume while in Malibu was the 2006 campaign when Pepperdine claimed its first-ever national championship. Nilsson was very involved in Pepperdine's recruiting efforts leading up to that season, which saw the Waves post a 36-2 record and hand Georgia its only loss of the season in the NCAA title match at Palo Alto, Calif.

Leading up to that crowning season, Pepperdine improved from #27 in the country in 2004 to #8 nationally in 2005, a year in which Nilsson was named the ITA's West Region Assistant Coach of the Year. The Waves advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals that campaign, ending at 24-3.

Nilsson played collegiately at Mississippi State from 1992-94 and helped the Bulldogs earn three consecutive top-10 finishes in the rankings. MSU reached the round of 16 at the NCAA Championship in 1992 and 1993 before reaching the semifinals in 1994.

Serving as team captain during his senior year, Nilsson is ranked #6 on the Bulldogs' all-time career victory list in both singles and doubles.

Nilsson was a student assistant coach at Mississippi State during the 1994-95 season before working as a tennis professional at the Capital City Country Club and St. Marlo Country Club. From 1998-2000, he was the Director of Tennis at Appalachee Farms.

A native of Lund, Sweden, Nilsson was a high school exchange student at Jackson (Miss.) Academy and was the 1990 Mississippi Academy singles champion. He is married to the former Beth Vennerstrom.
Co-Director Tucker Fortson

Tucker Fortson has been involved in the Malibu Nike Tennis Camps as a coach, assistant director and co-director since 2014. He works full-time for Pepperdine as the head of tennis programming at the PCH Tennis Complex on campus engaging the Malibu community with the sport and Waves tennis teams.

2023 WINTER CAMP DATES

December 15-17

WINTER CAMP INFORMATION

Check-in: Friday at 5:00pm at Varsity Tennis Courts
Check-out: Sunday at 1:00pm at Varsity Tennis Courts
Daily Schedule: Friday 5:00pm-8:30pm, Saturday 9:00am-4:00pm, Sunday 9:00am-1:00pm
Meals: Lunch is NOT included. Please bring a packed lunch for Saturday.
Camp T-shirt: All campers receive a Nike Tennis Camps t-shirt

CAMP PROGRAMS

We offer Day Camps (9:00am-3:30pm), Extended Day Camps (9:00am-6:00pm) and Overnight Camps for kids, ages 7-18, with All Skills, Tournament Training, and High School programs. Overnight Campers must at least 9 years old.

All sessions are open to players of all abilities. Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week.

All Skills Program: The All Skills program is designed for tennis players of any skill level and background. Campers will learn fundamentals and improve upon their game.
Tournament Training Program: The Tournament Training Program is geared towards tournament-level and ranked players looking to improve their tournament results, learn winning strategies, and work on mental toughness. Open to any and all players.
High School Program: The High School Program is provided for any and all players currently on their high school team and wanting to move up the ladder or those planning on making the high school team.

*We can also provide low-compression balls for younger campers when requested as we use small courts and the low-compression balls for all campers as a training technique for touch and volleys.

CAMP OFFERINGS

Day Camp (open to any and all | ages 7-18): The Day Camp includes all tennis activities, dinner on check-in day, and lunch on the five following days. Day campers will leave daily after all tennis activities at 3:30pm from the tennis courts, except on the day of check-in (of overnight sessions), when Day campers leave at 8:15pm.
Extended Day Camp (open to any and all | ages 7-18): The Extended Day Camp includes all tennis activities, dinner on check-in day, lunch and dinner Monday-Thursday, and lunch on check-out day. Extended Day campers will leave daily after all tennis and evening activities at 6:00pm from the dorms, except on check-in day, when Extended Day campers leave at 8:15pm and on check-out day when all campers leave at 1:30pm)
Overnight Camp (open to any and all | ages 9-18): The Overnight Camp includes all tennis and night activities, all meals from dinner on check-in day through lunch on check-out day, and double room occupancy in the dorms.

CAMP SCHEDULE

Overnight Camper Check-in: Between 3:00pm-4:00pm at the Banowsky Dorms/ Rho Parking Lot (subject to change)
Extended and Day Camper Check-in: Between 4:00pm-4:30pm at the Firestone Fieldhouse Parking Lot (subject to change). Campers depart that evening at 8:15pm
Check-out: Awards Ceremony takes place on the last day at 12:30pm for all campers. Parents are encouraged to attend! All campers will check out at 1:00pm.
Extended Day Camper Schedule: Sunday 4:00pm-8:15pm, Monday-Thursday 9:00am-6:00pm, Friday 9:00am-1:00pm
Day Camper Schedule: Sunday 4:00pm-8:15pm, Monday-Thursday 9:00am-3:30pm, Friday 9:00am-1:00pm

- Day Only Camp (July 31-August 4)

Check-in: Campers should arrive at 9:00am each day at the tennis courts
Check-out: Awards Ceremony takes place on the last day at 3:00pm for all campers. Parents are encouraged to attend! Check-out immediately follows at 3:30pm
Daily Schedule: Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:30pm
Meals: Lunch is included for all campers

- Daily Tennis Schedule and Rotations

Campers are on the court every morning from 9:15am-11:30am for drills and skill instruction with music games from 11:00am-11:30am. In the afternoons on Monday-Thursday, there are 3 rotations (1 hour and 15 minutes each): 1 drilling rotation, 1 free time rotation (varies between pool time, jamba juice or another activity), and 1 match play rotation. Friday is team tennis, some final singles matches, and camp graduation at 1:00pm.

PARKING/DIRECTIONS

All Campers will check in on Sunday at the Banowsky dorms. The easiest way to access is to go up John Tyler Drive off of PCH and follow that past the baseball field and the track until you hit the Rho Parking Lot. There will be signs and staff to help them find where to park and walk to the dorms for check-in.

Daily Camper drop off and pick up will be at the Firestone Fieldhouse Lot. Go up John Tyler Drive and follow that to get to the Firestone lot on the right past the Crest Tennis Park. The guard at the security check-in at the entrance of the campus can also help with directions.

Interactive Pepperdine University map: https://map.pepperdine.edu/

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FEE?

Instruction: Daily tennis training, morning and afternoon sessions
Overnight campers: Dormitory housing on campus and all meals are provided
Supervision: Staff members reside in rooms strategically placed throughout the dorm to provide optimal supervision and participate in all activities
Camp T-shirt & Prizes: All campers receive a Nike Tennis Camps t-shirt and prizes

MEALS

Overnight Campers: All meals provided
Extended Day Campers: Lunch & Dinner provided
Day Campers: Lunch is provided (Dinner is provided on the first day)

Meals start with dinner on the first day and end with lunch on the last day. Meals are served in the newly renovated Tyler Campus Center Cafeteria which has a stunning ocean view. This cafeteria includes a salad bar, soup and cornbread bar, beverage station, dessert station, and daily hot entrée.

INSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT, & FACILITY

Ratio: 6:1 camper-to-coach ratio
Groupings: Campers are grouped by age, ability, and experience
Equipment Needed: All campers must bring a tennis racquet, tennis shoes, and a water bottle
Facility: Campers play at the Ralphs-Straus Tennis Center with its 16 outdoor courts.
Inclement Weather Plan: In the slight chance of rain we watch and analyze tennis films of college and pro matches
Medical Protocol: Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital

HOUSING

Dorm: DeBell & Banowsky Dorms
Number of Campers per Room: There are 4 rooms per suite with 2 campers in each room.
Roommates: Rooms are assigned by age & roommate requests. Roommate requests must be mutual and received no later than 14 days before the start of camp. If you don't have a roommate request, you will be placed in a room with someone near your age. It will be a great opportunity to meet someone new!
Linens: Bed linens are NOT provided. Please bring Twin sized sheets or a sleeping bag, blanket, towel, facecloth, and pillow
Air Conditioning: The dorms do NOT have A/C. Campers are encouraged to bring a fan

EXTRAS

Evening Activities: Monday is game night. Tuesday is movie night. Wednesday is tennis and fun water games. Thursday is Talent show night.
Weekend Stayover: Campers attending consecutive weeks can stay in the dorms with staff supervision for an additional charge of $500/weekend. This fee includes room and board. Allow for additional spending money for Saturday activities. Some example weekend activities are Hurricane Harbor Waterpark, Six Flags, extra tennis with coaches, a movie theater, and shopping. It is recommended that campers have additional money for activities for the weekend.
International Camper Options: International campers seeking a Sport Only program, a multi-week sports camp experience, can easily combine any of our individual Tennis Camp sessions together with a weekend stay over to create the right camp program to fit your needs!
Local Accommodations for Parents: For parents who are traveling with their kids from out of town and need a place to stay near camp, we recommend the Renaissance Hotel in Agoura Hills during the junior camp sessions. Please call 818-707-1220 to reserve your room.
Pepperdine Faculty Discount: If you are an employee of Pepperdine University, please give us a call to register as there is a 10% discount for all staff/employees. To abide by NCAA regulations, we are not permitted to give discounts to campers who are entering or in high school as of this Fall.

TRAVEL/AIRPORT PICKUP

Nike Tennis Camps do not provide transportation to/from camp from airports, train stations, or bus depots. If you fly into camp, we recommend flying into LAX and taking a shuttle service or car service to camp. We will have camp counselors dedicated to receiving your camper upon arrival and make sure that parents are notified when the camper has arrived at camp.

ADULT TENNIS CAMP AT MALIBU

We're also excited to bring you a Nike Adult Tennis Camp at Malibu. Click the link for details!

PREPARE FOR CAMP: COMPLETE YOUR PRE-CAMP CHECKLIST

To view your customer account, complete your mandatory forms, pay balance dues, and review important camp information, visit Pre-Camp Checklist. All necessary camp information is on this page. If there are any imperative changes prior to camp start, registered campers will be notified via email and this webpage will be updated!

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment, and personal items. US Sports Camps is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

Athletic, on-court tennis clothing
Tennis Racquet(s)
Tennis shoes (no running shoes)
Sweatshirt/warm-up jacket and pants
Water bottle
Sunscreen
Signed Health & Release forms and waivers (forms completed online do not need to be printed and turned in at camp)
Swimsuit and towel *We will have access to the pool at different times throughout the week. Pool use will be determined the week of camp. Please pack a swimsuit and towel just in case!

OVERNIGHT CAMPERS ONLY:

Athletic clothing mentioned above (1-2 pairs/day)
Comfortable off-court clothing (pants/shorts, t-shirts, sweatshirts 1 paid/day)
Undergarments (1-2pair/day)
Swimsuit and towel *We will have access to the pool at different times throughout the week. Pool use will be determined the week of camp. Please pack a swimsuit and towel just in case!
Pajamas
Shower flip flops
Toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, body wash, face wash, hairbrush, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.)
Personal items & medications
Washcloth and bath towel
Fan (optional)
Bed sheets (if linens are not provided)
Comforter/blanket (if linens are not provided)
Pillow/pillow case (if linens are not provided)

COMPANY POLICIES

For information regarding our cancellation policy and all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

NIKE TENNIS CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our tennis camps please see our FAQ page

SWING VISION

Maximize your camp experience with SwingVision, an iPhone app that provides the following benefits when you record your play: watch a full match in 20 minutes with the dead-time automatically removed, view stats like shot placement, court positioning, shot speed, and consistency for each shot type, filter to particular shot or point types and easily create highlight videos of certain points or shots, access video analysis, and stats immediately after you finish recording, all on unlimited cloud storage.

Camp Code: TNXRPU

Overall Average Rating 5.00 / 5 Stars

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July 29, 2023: Small camper to ratio, location/ facilities, safety

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June 19, 2022: My son came home everyday saying it was fun and he was getting good practice.

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July 1, 2022: socially, making it FUN to play tennis all day and the dorm experience

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June 17, 2023: The amount of college level coaches interacting with the campers

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June 25, 2022: Having fun with friends and coaches while improving tennis game

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July 8, 2023: She liked daycamp so much that she wanted to do sleepaway camp.

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July 9, 2023: She loved the individual attention in the morning sessions.

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July 9, 2022: My son had fun and improved his skills. He wants to go back!

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July 1, 2023: My son loved it and made friends. Everyday was a fun day!

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July 16, 2023: The facilities and the view. Pepperdine is unparalleled.

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July 8, 2023: To see my child happy and would like to go back again

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June 17, 2023: Our son had so much fun and improved his tennis skills too. He loved all of it!

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July 1, 2023: Reya made friends that she is still in touch with.

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July 22, 2023: New friends, fun tennis playing experience everyday

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July 25, 2023: my son was even more excited about tennis after

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June 24, 2023: Great coaches, fun games, amazing facilities

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July 16, 2023: My child came home with an ear to ear grin

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June 24, 2023: My son got camper of the week! So proud

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June 26, 2023: Coaches were fun and my child improved

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June 18, 2023: a great improvement in skills

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July 22, 2023: It was very well organized , I liked the intensity of the camp for player development, and at the same time making it very fun for kids.

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June 25, 2022: My daughter had a really great time! She loved the counselors, the activities and the facilities. She had been to a different tennis camp in the past and did not like that one because it did not have any night time activities or other activities other than tennis. Nike camp seemed to have a good combination of both. Her counselors at Nike were amazing. Counselors were warm, friendly and fun. Camp did a good job of providing both tennis instruction and other camp activities so that they were occupied and having fun at all times.

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July 17, 2023: Amaya really enjoyed her experience. She loved that the camp was fun but challenged her to get better. She loved the atmosphere, the coaches were nice, and she felt like she got rewarded for her hard work and effort.

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July 6, 2023: The biggest highlight of the camp experience was how all the staff was so friendly and always willing to help. All the coaches have an amazing reputation and constantly make a connection with each of the campers.

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July 23, 2022: Every day our child got in the car and said it was SO MUCH FUN! She worked really hard on tennis but had fun and made friends too! Ice cream and water play was a non-tennis highlight.

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August 6, 2022: Kids loved the encouraging counselors, music match play and cafe lunch experience. The boys said Lisa was very encouraging and several counselors made nice comments to them.

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June 24, 2023: So many highlights -trust and great communication with Adam. Wonderful coaches, perfect blend of fun and tennis improvement -support and inclusion by everyone!

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July 16, 2022: My son has had a terrific time - that is my highlight. He played a sport he loved surrounded by encouragement and he has had fun when not playing tennis

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June 18, 2022: She loved all of it- loved the games in the afternoon, and noted that the counselors seemed to be having as much fun as the kids. She loved that!

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July 9, 2022: As a parent, I liked that it was at Pepperdine University and it was great for my kids to experience being on a prestigious and beautiful campus.

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July 1, 2023: My son loved the night games on Wednesday since he stayed for extended care. He also enjoyed the food and was motivated by the raffle tickets.

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June 24, 2023: Both drop off and pickup of my son. To him so excited to attend each day was everything. He genuinely enjoyed his time there and the staff.

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June 25, 2022: My children could not wait to go back the next day. It was easy for my children to eat a plant based diet in cafeteria (extremely important)

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July 30, 2022: My daughter came away with a huge increase in her confidence and a small increase in competitive fire, and both were MUCH needed.

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July 10, 2022: Having the opportunity for my kids to be on the Pepperdine campus and that they had a great time and loved the camp coaches.

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July 29, 2023: The highlight of this camp experience was when I got to talk to the coaches 1 on 1 about how I can improve my serve.

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July 24, 2023: All of it. The camp could not have been better run. We will attend many weeks of this camp for many years to come.

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July 1, 2023: All three of our kids had a great time. It was a positive experience for each of them at each of their levels.

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July 1, 2023: Having the opportunity to attend at such an elite college and have great coaches and counselors to learn from

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July 22, 2023: All of it! People were great/nice and coaches made it really fun to play tennis all day. Music was great!

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July 1, 2023: Jonathan was so very happy to have so much time and expertise on improving his tennis skills.

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June 20, 2022: Making friends, independence, autonomy, enjoying a healthy activity, exposure to college life

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June 25, 2022: Everyday my child texted me and let me know about how much fun he was having at the camp

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July 23, 2022: The excitement and joy it gave my daughter. She really loved it and seeing he happy

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July 29, 2023: Pretty much everything. My son loves it all and can't wait to attend next summer.

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Average Rating 5.00 / 5 Stars

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Highlights Include

Camp Coaches

Camp Director Adam Schaechterle

Co-Director Per Nilsson

Co-Director Tucker Fortson