Build ball control, movement and confidence on court. Explore the five-colour tennis pathway in Melbourne’s west, then choose a current class for your child’s experience and readiness.
New to tennis?
Start with movement, ball awareness and a positive first rally. The colour stages help you compare the next learning focus.
Already playing?
Consider rally control, movement, decisions and match experience. Age is a guide; ask the team about placement when moving between stages.
Meet your coach
Ask who will lead the class and what the learner will work on. Confirm equipment and venue details before the first session.
Our current tennis pathway starts with Blue (ages 3–5), followed by Red (5–10), Orange (7–10), and Green and Yellow (10–17). Ages are guides; experience, readiness and coach review help determine placement. Previous programme names are retained below as historical reference.
Use rocketstars.com.au to understand the pathway and coaching philosophy. For current classes, venues, prices, places and enrolment, continue to Rocketstars.app.
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Focused one-to-one or paired coaching for technique, confidence and targeted goals.

Recommended ages 5–7; four-year-olds may trial with coach approval. Indoor, play-based sessions build racquet skills, coordination and confidence.

Recommended ages 7–10. Players build reliable forehands, backhands, serves, footwork and rally confidence.

Recommended ages 7–10. Saturday pathway record: forehands, backhands, serves, footwork and rally confidence.

Recommended ages 9–13, subject to readiness. Players develop full-court movement, stronger serving, point construction and match confidence.

Recommended ages 9–13, subject to readiness. Sunday pathway record: full-court movement, stronger serving, point construction and match confidence.

Competition-focused training for developing players around UTR 1–2 or by coach placement. Sessions build consistency, movement, tactics and match habits.

Competition-focused training for developing players around UTR 2–3 or by coach placement. Sessions build stronger patterns, court coverage and decision-making.

For players around UTR 3–4 or by coach placement. Training develops match patterns, tactical discipline, resilience and tournament readiness.

For players around UTR 4–6 or by performance selection. Advanced training develops pressure skills, strategic variation, conditioning and leadership.

For nationally ranked or ITF-aspiring juniors, typically UTR 6–8 with coach approval. This pathway develops elite match habits, physical readiness and ownership.

Historical high-performance reference for selected juniors, generally age 14+ and UTR 8+. Current selection, coaching mix, tournament planning and applications are confirmed through Rocketstars.app.

Bensonhurst Sports Club Winter & Summer Weekly Tennis Competition
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Historical venue record
Point Cook Secondary Senior College Tennis Court and Upper Point Cook (opposite 23 Webster St, Point Cook VIC 3030) form part of our earlier programme history.
Earlier City and Brighton campus plans are retained as historical reference. Confirm current class venues and arrival details on Rocketstars.app and in your booking confirmation.
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