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12 Reviews

  • Season 2025
    The highlight was the sweet friends that my son made
  • Season 2025
    Their favorite experience was having fun at camp and making new friends.
  • Season 2025
    June 14th, 2019: Well organized, nice dorms and cafeteria. The Tennis facilities and the coaches are the best! The coaches are able to teach individuals and help the campers improve. This was our son's second year and he wants to go back next year.
  • Season 2023
    The friendliness of all the staff towards my daughter, espeically considering she did not have a lot of tennis experience compared to the other campers.
  • Season 2023
    Playing tennis with coaches willing to help with any need during practices.
  • Season 2023
    Child got quality coaching he couldn't get in our small town. He was elated. Director and coaches are fantastic people,
  • Season 2023
    Directors and coaches were so kind, positive and personally interacted with kids
  • Season 2023
    Fun games and activities
  • Season 2022
    My son loved camp! He met so many great kids, the coaches were great and he really improved his game.
  • Season 2022
    The friendships established and the amount of time spent out on the courts.
  • Season 2018
    Our daughter had a wonderful encouraging week at campers and loved the coaches! They did an amazing job teaching, encouraging and then the personal note from her group coach at the end was the icing on the cake! She thoroughly enjoys the Alabama Nike Tennis Camp and can’t wait to return next year!
  • Season 2017
    Cole looks forward to this camp every year. He loves the environment, instructors and his 5 days of independence. He will attend every year until he ages out.

Camp Overview

Improve your game and have serious fun
at Nike Tennis Camps

Join us for the exciting Nike Tennis Camp at the University of Alabama, where campers will receive top-level instruction in technique and skills, all while enjoying an unforgettable summer camp experience! Geared towards players ages 9-18 of all skill levels, participants can choose to attend either the Day Camp or Overnight Camp at the University of Alabama. Campers will benefit from expert coaching by University of Alabama Head Coaches George Husack and Jonatan Berhane, along with their skilled coaching staff.

Located in Tuscaloosa, the camp offers overnight campers the chance to experience collegiate-style living while staying on campus. Day campers also enjoy the same high-quality instruction and fun activities. All campers will receive personalized technical tennis training, engage in dynamic drills, participate in supervised match play, and enjoy a variety of fun evening social activities, ensuring an unforgettable experience both on and off the court.

Highlights Include

  • Instruction from University of Alabama Head Coaches, George Husack and Jonatan Berhane, and their expert staff
  • Fun off-court activities for overnight campers, including a pizza party, games and other social events!
  • 5-6 hours daily tennis training
  • Low camper to coach ratio

Camp Coaches

  • Nike Tennis Camp Alabama Coach Husack

    George Husack

    Director

    When he assumed the role of head coach for the Crimson Tide men's tennis team in 2012, George Husack had a vision to instill a winning mentality in Tuscaloosa and bring Alabama to national prominence. After only months at the reigns, Husack had the Tide back in the NCAA Championship tournament.

    Nike Tennis Camp Alabama Coach Husack

    George Husack

    Director

    "My vision for this program is to be a championship contender, not only on the conference stage but also on a national stage," says Husack. "I want to create a culture, a standard. I'm going to be instilling my own thing. I'm used to competing on the last day of the season. I want these guys to experience competing and winning on the last day of the season."

    Alabama (2012-present)

    • Enters the 2026 season with 170 dual match wins, including 111 victories at the Alabama Tennis Stadium
    • Coached Filip Planinsek to the University of Alabama's first-ever men's or women's NCAA singles title, while capturing the first-ever NCAA individual crown for the men's team in 2024. Planinsek was also the first player in program history to reach the semifinals at the NCAA Singles Championships and only the second to reach the quarterfinals.
    • Coached UA to a historic season in 2018, reaching the Round of 16 at the NCAA Tournament. After upsetting No. 23 (No. 2 seed) Tulane 4-1 in the first round of the Tallahassee Regional, No. 3 seed Alabama moved on to only its fourth Sweet 16 appearance in program history after defeating No. 11 and host Florida State, 4-2. The Tide finished the season with 20 wins, marking only the 10th team in UA history to do so.
    • The Tide's historic season (2018) did not end after team championships, as junior All-American Mazen Osama became the first Alabama player to make it to the Round of 16 of the NCAA Singles Championships and then topped it by advancing to the quarterfinals
    • Patrick Kaukovalta and Mazen Osama finished the 2019 season as the national runner-up finish at the NCAA Doubles Championships, marking the first time that UA has sent someone to the championship doubles match
    • The Tide has earned a berth to seven NCAA Doubles Championships and 10 singles championships under Husack, including three consecutive singles championships Filip Planinsek (Spring 2024), Roan Jones (Fall 2024) and Matic Kriznik (Fall 2025)
    • During Husack's tenure, Alabama has tallied 10 All-American honors as Filip Planinsek (2024) and Mazen Osama (2018) was named a singles honoree, while Jarryd Botha and David Vieyra (2013), Becker O'Shaughnessey and Daniil Proskura (2014), Mazen Osama and Korey Lovett (2016) and Osama and Patrick Kaukovalta (2019) were named doubles honorees
    • UA has earned 27 SEC accolades since 2012
    • Additionally, Filip Planinsek earned the 2022 SEC Freshman of the Year, while the program has earned four SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year accolades under Husack with both Daniil Proskura (2013, 2014) and Edson Ortiz (2020, 2021) securing the award twice
    • Planinsek finished his rookie campaign (2022) as the second-highest ranked freshman in the country at No. 27 and the only freshman from the SEC to hold an end-of-year ranking
    • Husack has led Alabama to six team berths to the NCAA Tournament including four consecutive appearances between 2019-21, after the 2020 tournament was canceled due to the COVID pandemic
    • Mazen Osama's No. 8 national finish in 2018 set a program record while Osama and Patrick Kaukovalta earned a program-best No. 4 ranking

    Southern California (2009-12)

    • Husack, the 2012 ITA National Assistant Coach of the Year, joined the Tide after having spent the three seasons as associate head coach for the four-time defending national champion University of Southern California
    • In his role with the Trojans, he was responsible for coaching, player development and recruiting
    • As a team, USC compiled an 85-6 overall record throughout his tenure and had four individuals earn a combined 10 All-America honors under his watch
    • Husack also helped train and motivate one of the most decorated players in collegiate tennis, Steve Johnson, who won back-to-back NCAA Singles Championships and amassed 72 consecutive singles victories

    Illinois (2007-09)

    • Husack spent two seasons as associate head coach at Illinois
    • While at Illinois, Husack helped the Illini to two straight trips to the NCAA Round of 16 while coaching student-athletes that attained top-10 rankings nationally in both singles and doubles
    • As with USC, his primary responsibilities included player development and recruiting

    Santa Clara (1995-07)

    • Husack assumed the reins of head coach at Santa Clara in 2002 after having served as an assistant since 1995
    • Throughout his tenure as head coach, he built a program that reached many milestones including the highest national singles and doubles rankings in school history, a program record for most team wins in a single season as the Broncos went 20-8 in 2007, 19 All-West Coast Conference singles and doubles selections and 14 All-WCC All-Academic and ITA Scholar-Athlete honorees

    Professional Career

    • Husack spent two seasons competing professionally on the International Tennis Federation and United States Tennis Association tours
    • In addition to his professional experiences in tennis, Husack spent time in the business sector serving as a plan specialist for Franklin Mutual Fund, an operations analyst for Wells Fargo and Director of Marketing and Corporate Partnerships in athletics at Santa Clara

    College and Personal Information

    • A native of San Mateo, Calif.
    • Earned his bachelor's degree in finance from San Diego State in 1991, while later attaining an MBA in marketing from the University of San Francisco in 1995
    • As a member of the San Diego State men's tennis team, he served as team captain as a senior and helped the Aztecs attain the program's first top-25 national ranking
    • Husack and his wife Kristina have three children: Nina and twins Grant and Greta
  • Jonathan Berhane

    Jonatan Berhane

    Director

    Jonatan Berhane was named head coach of the Alabama women's tennis program on April 21, 2023, following the retirement of longtime head coach Jenny Mainz. Prior to being named head coach, Berhane served as the program's assistant coach for five seasons.

    Jonathan Berhane

    Jonatan Berhane

    Director

    "We are excited to announce the elevation of Jonatan to head coach of our women's tennis program," said Director of Athletics Greg Byrne. "He has incredible character and, having been a part of the program for the last five seasons, knows all about the wonderful team culture built by his predecessor Jenny Mainz. Congratulations to Jonatan and his family. We look forward to having him join our outstanding lineup of head coaches."

    Alabama - Head Coach (2023-Present)

    • In 2025, guided Alabama to 13 wins which included an eight-match win winning streak leading into SEC play
    • Helped the team to its highest ITA team ranking of the season at No. 15
    • Coached three-time All-SEC honoree, Petra Sedlackova, to her second-consecutive award while the senior led the Crimson Tide at the No. 1 spot
    • Led the Crimson Tide to a 13-1 start to the 2024 season, including an 11-match winning streak
    • Guided the Tide to the program's third Blue-Gray National Tennis Classic Title, after defeating three ranked teams in two days
    • Pushed UA to a 4-0 start to Southeastern Conference play
    • Helped the team earn the No. 13 national ranking
    • The Crimson Tide remained ranked by the ITA for the entire 2024 season
    • Anne Marie Hiser and Petra Sedlackova received Second Team All-SEC honors for their performance in the 2024 season
    • Sedlackova advanced to the ITA Fall National Championships after winning the ITA Southern Regional singles draw

    Alabama - Assistant Coach (2018-23)

    • Helped coach the Crimson Tide to three NCAA Tournament appearances
    • In 2022, Berhane helped lead the Crimson Tide to its best start since 2018, opening the season with nine-straight victories
    • Assisted in the development of Petra Sedlackova, who earned ITA Southern Region Rookie of the Year honors in 2022
    • Sedlackova also captured Second Team All-SEC and SEC All-Freshman Team honors in 2022
    • Loudmilla Bencheikh picked up First Team All-SEC honors in 2022
    • Sedlackova and Bencheikh both advanced to the NCAA Singles Championships that year
    • Bencheikh and Anne Marie Hiser advanced to the ITA Fall National Championships after winning the ITA Southern Regional Doubles Draw
    • Berhane saw Alabama capture 12 wins in his third year with the Tide, including notable road wins against Missouri and Arkansas
    • Alba Cortina Pou became the third player in program history to earn back-to-back CoSIDA Academic All-American honors
    • In his second season, the Tide compiled a 12-6 record before the season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic
    • Key in player development, Berhane helped coach Alba Cortina Pou to an 11-0 dual match record to begin the season, as she became the first player in program history to win Southeastern Conference Player of the Week in back-to-back weeks (Feb. 5 & 12)
    • In his first season with the Tide, Berhane had an immediate impact in helping Alabama to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2015
    • Was honored as the ITA Southern Region Assistant Coach of the Year

    Western Kentucky - Head Coach (2014-18)

    • 2017 Conference USA Head Coach of the Year
    • Led the Lady Toppers to three-straight winning seasons
    • Reached the semifinal round of the conference tournament by taking down a top-40 team in 2017
    • In the classroom, the Lady Toppers earned a perfect APR score for four consecutive years

    Prior to Western Kentucky

    • Spent one season as an assistant coach at Youngstown State, serving both the men's and women's programs
    • During his time at Youngstown State, the Penguins became the first Horizon League squad other than UIC to win the women's conference championship since 1996
    • At the 2014 conference championships, the Penguins took down Wright State, second-seeded Milwaukee and top-seeded Cleveland State to claim the title
    • YSU competed in the Charlottesville Regional against No. 3 seed Virginia
    • Spent two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at East Tennessee State
    • Helped guide the Pirates to the regular-season championship in 2013, defeating two ranked opponents
    • Instructed at New York Shelter Island Camp and at the Monaco Athletic in Denver, Colo.
    • Served on the ITA Committee from 2014-18

    Personal Life

    • Achieved a No. 10 Swedish ranking and was a finalist for the Swedish Championship in doubles
    • Earned his MBA in Sports Management from ETSU
    • Attended Lewis-Clark State College, where he ranked as a Top-15 NAIA singles player and ranked in the top 10 in doubles
    • Competed at Virginia Intermont College, leading his team to a top-five NAIA ranking
    • Speaks three languages: Swedish, English and Tigrinya
  • Alba Cortina Pou Head Shot

    Alba Cortina Pou

    Co-Director

    Former Alabama student-athlete Alba Cortina Pou joined Crimson Tide women's tennis coaching staff in July of 2023 as assistant coach. Cortina Pou returned to the program after competing as a four-year starter for the Tide.

    Alba Cortina Pou Head Shot

    Alba Cortina Pou

    Co-Director

    "I am thrilled to have Alba join our coaching staff," head coach Jonatan Berhane said. "She will be a great fit for our program. She's a fierce competitor, great at building relationships and is intelligent. She will make our tennis program better. Alba and I said a few years ago when I got a head coaching job, she would be my assistant coach, and for this to come to fruition is incredible. Alba has my complete trust and I couldn't ask for anyone better. The whole Tuscaloosa community will love her. Roll Tide!"

    "I am incredibly excited and honored to join the Alabama women's tennis team as the new assistant coach", Cortina Pou said. "This program holds a special place in my heart, and I am grateful for the opportunity to give back to the place that has given me so much. Working alongside Coach Jonatan makes this experience even more special. We have known each other for the past five years, and I am thrilled to work together with our shared vision. I look forward to getting started and continuing to build this program."

    Alabama - Assistant Coach (2023-Present)

    • Helped guide the Crimson Tide to a 13-1 start to the season, including an 11-match winning streak
    • Coached Alabama to the program’s third Blue-Gray National Tennis Classic Title, after defeating three ranked teams in two days
    • Guided UA to a 4-0 start to Southeastern Conference play
    • Helped the team earn the No. 13 national ranking
    • The Crimson Tide remained ranked by the ITA for the entire 2024 season

    Prior to Alabama

    • Started for the Tide all four years of her career
    • Named 2020 SEC Women's Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year
    • 2-time CoSIDA Academic All-American (2020, 2021)
    • Received SEC Player of the Week honors (Feb. 5, 2020 and Feb. 12, 2020)
    • ITA Southern Region Arthur Ashe Leadership & Sportsmanship Award Winner
    • Team Captain & Member of Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (2019-2021)
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    Ezequiel Gils

    Associate Head Coach

    Ezequiel Gils is currently the Assistant Coach of Men's Tennis at The University of Alabama. Gils served as the head coach of the UAB Blazers for the 2023-24 season. Their 2024-25 recruiting class ranked No. 15 nationally among mid-majors. He coached the doubles pairing of Carlos Gimenez Perez and Juan Pablo Valdez at the ITA Fall National Championships. They concluded the regular season with three-straight wins

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    Ezequiel Gils

    Associate Head Coach

    2024-Present: Alabama Assistant Coach

    • Returned to Alabama as an assistant coach in July of 2024
    • Helped coach Roan Jones (2024) and Matic Kriznik (2025) to NCAA Singles Championships appearances
    • With his help, UA earned a berth to the NCAA Team Tournament for the 22nd time in program history in 2025

    2023-24: UAB Head Coach

    • Served as the head coach of the UAB Blazers for the 2023-24 season
    • 2024-25 recruiting class ranked No. 15 nationally among mid-majors
    • Coached the doubles pairing of Carlos Gimenez Perez and Juan Pablo Valdez at the ITA Fall National Championships
    • Concluded the regular season with three-straight wins

    2020-23: Alabama Volunteer Assistant Coach

    • Served as a volunteer assistant coach at Alabama for three seasons (2020-23)
    • Alabama recorded 35 wins during his time as a volunteer assistant coach
    • Helped coach Filip Planinsek to ITA Rookie of the Year honors in 2022 as Planinsek finished the season as the second-highest ranked freshman in the country at No. 27 and the only freshman from the SEC to hold an end-of-year ranking
    • Planinsek also earned SEC Freshman of the Year honors, first honoree in program history, as he put together a team-leading 22 singles wins and team-leading 22 doubles wins
    • Alabama totaled four All-SEC honorees during his first three years with the Tide
    • Patrick Kaukovalta and Riccardo Roberto advanced to the 2021 NCAA Doubles Tournament, while Edson Ortiz qualified for the singles draw

    2019-20: Volunteer Assistant Coach at Rice

    2015-19: Cedar Bluff Racquet Club

    • Recruited and trained junior players at the Knoxville, Tennessee club
    • Led an 18A Junior Team Tennis team that finished seventh at nationals

    2015: Tennessee Wesleyan

    • Began his college coaching career with the Bulldogs
    • There, he assisted with match coaching, led practices, and recruited players, including an NAIA All-American athlete

    2012-15: As a Collegiate Athlete

    • Began his collegiate career at Tennessee Tech where he was a member of the 2012 OVC regular season champions before transferring to Tennessee Wesleyan in 2014
    • Was a two-time NAIA All-American at Tennessee Wesleyan, earning back-to-back All-America honors
    • Finished senior season with a 17-0 mark in singles and an 18-2 record in doubles, and was named the AAC Men's Tennis Player of the Year in 2015
    • A two-time team captain, Gils was named to the Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete Team as a senior and named Tennessee Wesleyan's Most Representative Male Student.
    • While in college, he coached at the Hugo Armando Tennis Academy in Bradenton, Florida where he worked with a number of players, including 2018 Australian Open junior champion Sebastian Korda

Camp Details

2026 CAMP DATES

  • June 7-11 (Men's Staff)
  • June 14-18 (Women's Staff)

DIRECTORS BY WEEK

The first week will be directed the University of Alabama Head Men's Coach George Husack and the Men's Assistant Coach Ezequiel Gils and the second week of camp will be directed by the University of Alabama Head Women's Coach Jonatan Berhane

SECURE YOUR SPOT!

Please note: Last year, all camp sessions SOLD OUT at this location. You can expect high demand on these first-come-first-serve camper spots, so please be sure to register early.

CAMP PROGRAM INFORMATION

  • Camp Type(s) Offered: Full Day (8:30am-4:30pm) & Overnight
  • Gender: Coed
  • Age Range: 9-18
  • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced

SKILL LEVELS & GROUP PLACEMENT

Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week. Campers are then sorted by ability first, then age per the Camp Director's discretion - adjustments are made as needed during camp.

While there are many ways to define skill levels, the following descriptions are what the Camp Directors at Nike Tennis Camps will use to organize and group camp participants. At the time of registration, please choose the level that best represents your athlete's experience:

  • Beginner: Players new to the game with little to no formal tennis instruction. They are still learning the fundamentals, focusing on basic skills and rules of the game. Typically play for recreation and have minimal match-play experience.

  • Intermediate: Players who can serve and sustain rallies with consistency. They are comfortable hitting medium-paced shots but may struggle with all strokes and directional control. Some may have participated in local tournaments and possess a UTR rating or are equivalent to a High School JV player.

  • Advanced: Players with dependable strokes and solid directional control. They demonstrate a strong competitive spirit, improved court coverage, and are developing strategies for both singles and doubles play. These players frequently compete in tournaments and have a USTA or UTR rating, or are equivalent to a High School Varsity player.

CAMP CHECK-IN/OUT

  • Overnight Camper Check-In: All Overnight campers will check in at Martha Parham East Hall between 3:00pm-3:50pm on Sunday. After campers check-in, they will then head to the UA Tennis Stadium.
  • Day Camper Check-In:
    • Sunday 3:00pm-4:00pm at the UA Tennis Stadium
    • Monday-Thursday 8:00am-8:30am at the UA Tennis Stadium
  • Day Camper Check-Out:
    • 6:30pm Sunday
    • 4:30pm Monday-Wednesday
    • 2:15pm Thursday
  • Graduation is at 2:15pm on Thursday at the UA Tennis Stadium, parents are invited to attend! Check-out immediately follows the graduation ceremony for Day and Overnight Campers.

DAILY CAMP SCHEDULE SAMPLE

  • 7:30am - Overnight Campers: Wakeup & breakfast
  • 8:00am - Day Campers: Daily Check-in at UA Tennis Stadium
  • 8:30am - Stretching/Warm-Ups
  • 8:45am - Coaches presentation
  • 9:00am - Drill groups w/focus on stroke mechanics & match tactics
  • 11:45am - Lunch (Lunch is included for all Overnight and Day campers)
  • 1:15pm - Warm up & coaches presentation
  • 1:30pm - Point play, matches & games
  • 2:30pm - Off-court speakers (nutrition, mental toughness, fitness)
  • 4:30pm - Day Campers dismissed, Overnight Campers dismissed to dorms

Overnight Campers Only:

  • 5:15pm - Dinner
  • 6:30pm - Evening Activity
  • 10:00pm - Campers to rooms
  • 10:30pm - Lights out

MEALS

  • Overnight Campers: All meals are included for overnight campers
  • Day Campers: Lunch is included for Day Campers. You may still send your athlete with their own food, snacks and water.

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
  • Day campers: Lunch is provided (Monday-Thursday)
  • 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 prize

EQUIPMENT, FACILITY & MORE

  • Equipment Needed: All campers must bring a tennis racquet, tennis shoes, and a water bottle
  • Facility: Campers will have access to 18 courts - 12 outdoor lighted courts at the UA Tennis Stadium and 6 indoor courts at The Roberta Alison Baumgardner Tennis Facility. Campers will also have access to the UA Rec pool on a designated day of the week.
  • Parking: Martha Parham East Hall: 921 6th Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
  • Parking Map: Parking UA Tennis Courts
  • Inclement Weather Plan: In the event of rain, campers will play in the indoor facility.
  • Medical Protocol: Camps have a certified athletic trainer on-site and in the residential hall. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.

HOUSING

  • Dorm: Martha Parham East Hall
  • Directions: Dorm to UA Tennis Courts Directions
  • Dorm Address: Martha Parham East Hall, 922 6th Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL, 35401
  • Number of Campers per Room: 2 and some triples are available, but not guaranteed
  • 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 size Twin sheets or a sleeping bag, blanket, towel, facecloth, and pillow
  • Air Conditioning: The dorms do have A/C. Campers are still encouraged to bring a fan

EXTRAS

  • $45 Activity Fee: This additional fee covers activities such as Bowling/Video Arcade, Movie, Swimming, and Alabama Tennis gift. The $45 Activity Fee is to be paid separately at camp check-in and is available to both day and overnight campers! If you are paying by check, please make it payable to the University of Alabama. Day Camper parents will need to drop off and pick up at activity location.
  • Evening Activities:
    • Sunday: Pizza Night for all campers + Supermarket Snack Run (Overnight campers only). Overnight Campers may bring money for snacks and Supermarket run.
    • Monday: Bowling & Video Arcade Night for All Campers. Includes 1.5 hours of bowling, $10 video arcade card & shoe rental
    • Tuesday: Movie Night for All Campers. Transportation to the movie theater on the camp bus and supervision provided by camp staff.
    • Wednesday: Swimming Pool for All Campers. Campers need to bring their own towel for the UA Rec Pool. Full lifeguard staff provided by UA Rec.
  • Weekend Stayovers: There are no weekend stayovers offered at this location.

CUSTOMER PORTAL: PREPARE FOR CAMP HERE

  • To access your completed camp enrollments, Health and Release Forms, Camp Information Packet, view On-Site Camp contact info and pay any outstanding balance you might have please visit: US Sports Camps Customer Portal

CANCELLATION POLICY

  • If you need to cancel for any reason up to 24 hours before camp check-in, you will receive a camp credit voucher for the tuition fees paid, valid for one year for any sport and transferable to any immediate family member. Please note that participants who do not attend their registered session (no-shows) or fail to notify USSC at least 24 hours prior to check-in will not receive a voucher or refund.
  • Refunds are available only if the Cancellation Protection was purchased at the time of registration and the cancellation is made before your payment due date (1st of the month prior to your camp start date).

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

ACCOMMODATIONS & TRAVEL

  • For Day Campers only; housing is NOT included in the camp tuition. Campers are responsible for arranging their own overnight accommodations if needed.
  • Nike Tennis Camp does not provide any transportation to/from camp from the airport, train stations, or bus depots.
  • US Sports Camps, the Camp Director, camp staff, and the host facility are not liable for any travel-related arrangements, including but not limited to flights, hotels, Airbnbs, or rental cars.
  • We recommend booking refundable or flexible travel and accommodation options in case of any changes to the camp schedule.

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)

  • Activity Fee: $45, please send your camper with the activity fee payment in either the form of a check payable to the 'University of Alabama' or cash. This will be collected on the first day.

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 (subject to change)

  • 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)

  • Twin sized bed sheets

  • Comforter/blanket

  • Pillow/pillow case

  • Activity Fee: $45, please send your camper with the activity fee payment in either the form of a check payable to the 'University of Alabama' or cash. This will be collected on the first day.

NIKE TENNIS CAMP FAQ

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*The Nike Tennis Camp at the University of Alabama is solely operated by US Sports Camps, which is not affiliated with The Board of Trustees of the University of Alabama or The University of Alabama.

Camp Code: TNXRUA

Sample Daily Schedule

7:00am Wake-up and breakfast

8:30am Stretching / Warm-ups

8:45am Coaches presentation

9:00am Drill groups with focus on stroke mechanics and match tactics

11:45am Lunch

1:15pm Warm-up / Coaches' Presentation

1:30pm Point play, matches and games

2:30pm Off-court speakers (nutrition, mental toughness, fitness)

4:30pm Afternoon session ends, campers go to dorm

5:15pm Dinner

6:30pm Evening Activity

10:00pm Campers to rooms

10:30pm Lights Out

WHAT FAMILIES SAY ABOUT Nike Tennis Camp at University of Alabama

12 Reviews

  • Season 2025
    The highlight was the sweet friends that my son made
  • Season 2025
    Their favorite experience was having fun at camp and making new friends.
  • Season 2025
    June 14th, 2019: Well organized, nice dorms and cafeteria. The Tennis facilities and the coaches are the best! The coaches are able to teach individuals and help the campers improve. This was our son's second year and he wants to go back next year.
  • Season 2023
    The friendliness of all the staff towards my daughter, espeically considering she did not have a lot of tennis experience compared to the other campers.
  • Season 2023
    Playing tennis with coaches willing to help with any need during practices.
  • Season 2023
    Child got quality coaching he couldn't get in our small town. He was elated. Director and coaches are fantastic people,
  • Season 2023
    Directors and coaches were so kind, positive and personally interacted with kids
  • Season 2023
    Fun games and activities
  • Season 2022
    My son loved camp! He met so many great kids, the coaches were great and he really improved his game.
  • Season 2022
    The friendships established and the amount of time spent out on the courts.
  • Season 2018
    Our daughter had a wonderful encouraging week at campers and loved the coaches! They did an amazing job teaching, encouraging and then the personal note from her group coach at the end was the icing on the cake! She thoroughly enjoys the Alabama Nike Tennis Camp and can’t wait to return next year!
  • Season 2017
    Cole looks forward to this camp every year. He loves the environment, instructors and his 5 days of independence. He will attend every year until he ages out.

FAQS

  • Nike Tennis Camp at University of Alabama takes place at University of Alabama, a Division I college campus located at Tennis Stadium, 505 Peter Bryce Blvd, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401. Led by camp director George Husack and 3 additional coaches. Popular with families from Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, and other states nationwide.

  • Sessions range from $679 to $1,119 for a 5-day camp. A deposit secures your spot, with the balance due before camp starts.

  • This camp is for athletes ages 9 to 18, coed. Skill levels: beginner. Participants are grouped by ability on arrival.

  • 2 sessions across summer, from June 7 through June 18, 2026. Select your dates above to check availability.

  • This camp offers two formats: day camp has multiple schedule options — see sessions above, and overnight. Overnight includes on-campus stay for the full length of the session.

  • Select your session above and click "Add to Cart." A deposit secures your spot, with the balance due before camp starts. After registration, you'll receive a Camp Information Packet with health forms and check-in details. Questions? Call 1-800-645-3226.

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