Southeast Tennis and Learning Center North & South
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Southeast Tennis and Learning Center - North
The Southeast Tennis and Learning Center (https://dpr.dc.gov/page/southeast-tennis-and-learning-center-setlc) (SETLC) is a world-class, state-of-the-art, premier 48,000SF indoor tennis facility located in Ward 8 inside Oxon Run Park. The center serves as a model for public/private partnerships, sharing resources and talents of the Recreation Wish List Committee (RWLC) and DPR. The crown jewel facility offers tennis programming for residents of all ages. The center has served more than 75,000 District youth by providing tennis instruction, tutoring, life skills, developmental chess, and educational and personal reinforcement to the District’s youth since 2001. The facility and the grounds house multiple amenities, including:
Six indoor tennis hard courts
Spectator seating
Fitness room
Computer room
Library
Multi-purpose room
Kitchen
Six outdoor tennis hard courts
One outdoor clay-tech court
Tennis-themed playground
Parking area
A variety of programs such as Sew N Know, Blacks in Wax, USTA Arthur Ashe Kids Day, and SETLC Summer Camp empower youth. The facility is home to the George Washington University Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams. SETLC hosts 20 USTA-sanctioned tournaments a year and USTA Adult Winter Leagues.
Blacks in Wax, a premier life-changing experiential learning program for District youth, takes children from a drama workshop to performing at the world-renowned Kennedy Center in a matter of months. Blacks in Wax is living art and an innovative model of arts and education.
Southeast Tennis and Learning Center - South
SETLC is undergoing an expansion (https://dgs.dc.gov/node/1593736) that will expand the area to encompass an additional 4.5 acres, located just south of the existing facility. The new expansion will create both an indoor tennis facility and outdoor recreational area that will further expand the range of opportunities and host additional programs. These include:
Three indoor tennis hard courts
Locker rooms
Indoor kitchenette
Multi-purpose rooms.
Four outdoor tennis hard courts
Four outdoor additional pickleball courts
By expanding the facility, the south campus will allow DPR to offer a more versatile programmable space. The space may be used for neighborhood events, school outreach programs, corporate events, and other uses. The community room will also have technology to view tennis tournaments and movies. Some of the programs that are currently slated to be hosted at SETLC-South include:
Toddler Tennis Programs
Youth Tennis Programs, including lessons, freeplay, and local and national tournaments
Adult Tennis Programs, including lessons, games, team practices, leagues, and tournaments
Senior Tennis Programs, including lessons, leagues, and tournaments
Pickleball lessons and tournaments for junior, adult, and senior groups
Young Men Future Leaders Program
Kids Day Events
Southeast Tennis and Learning Center - North
The Southeast Tennis and Learning Center (https://dpr.dc.gov/page/southeast-tennis-and-learning-center-setlc) (SETLC) is a world-class, state-of-the-art, premier 48,000SF indoor tennis facility located in Ward 8 inside Oxon Run Park. The center serves as a model for public/private partnerships, sharing resources and talents of the Recreation Wish List Committee (RWLC) and DPR. The crown jewel facility offers tennis programming for residents of all ages. The center has served more than 75,000 District youth by providing tennis instruction, tutoring, life skills, developmental chess, and educational and personal reinforcement to the District’s youth since 2001. The facility and the grounds house multiple amenities, including:
Six indoor tennis hard courts
Spectator seating
Fitness room
Computer room
Library
Multi-purpose room
Kitchen
Six outdoor tennis hard courts
One outdoor clay-tech court
Tennis-themed playground
Parking area
A variety of programs such as Sew N Know, Blacks in Wax, USTA Arthur Ashe Kids Day, and SETLC Summer Camp empower youth. The facility is home to the George Washington University Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams. SETLC hosts 20 USTA-sanctioned tournaments a year and USTA Adult Winter Leagues.
Blacks in Wax, a premier life-changing experiential learning program for District youth, takes children from a drama workshop to performing at the world-renowned Kennedy Center in a matter of months. Blacks in Wax is living art and an innovative model of arts and education.
Southeast Tennis and Learning Center - South
SETLC is undergoing an expansion (https://dgs.dc.gov/node/1593736) that will expand the area to encompass an additional 4.5 acres, located just south of the existing facility. The new expansion will create both an indoor tennis facility and outdoor recreational area that will further expand the range of opportunities and host additional programs. These include:
Three indoor tennis hard courts
Locker rooms
Indoor kitchenette
Multi-purpose rooms.
Four outdoor tennis hard courts
Four outdoor additional pickleball courts
By expanding the facility, the south campus will allow DPR to offer a more versatile programmable space. The space may be used for neighborhood events, school outreach programs, corporate events, and other uses. The community room will also have technology to view tennis tournaments and movies. Some of the programs that are currently slated to be hosted at SETLC-South include:
Toddler Tennis Programs
Youth Tennis Programs, including lessons, freeplay, and local and national tournaments
Adult Tennis Programs, including lessons, games, team practices, leagues, and tournaments
Senior Tennis Programs, including lessons, leagues, and tournaments
Pickleball lessons and tournaments for junior, adult, and senior groups
In alignment with DPR's Master Plan, this project helps progress one or more of our agency-wide goals. The specific actions that this project addresses are listed below:
Action 4A.4: Attract sports competitions to the District through new venues and potential public/private partnerships.