Facilities

The Anguilla Tennis Academy’s Complex is a contemporary tour de force designed by the award winning architect, Myron Goldfinger and Taylor Associates Architects, White Plains, NY.

The facility consists of the following:

Main office structure (7,235 sq ft)
- male and female locker rooms
- pro shop
- conference room
- offices
- display room
- palm court
Six adjacent tennis courts (three on each side of the main building)
All six tennis courts are completed, lit and gated.
Parking for approximately 200 vehicles.
Grand Stand Court with seating for approximately 2000 spectators

Future Plan – Construction of 2000 Seat Stadium Court

The Stadium Court is the final piece of the puzzle of the overall Anguilla Tennis Academy Master plan that has been carefully crafted and unraveled through dedicated work and sacrifice over the past nineteen years. The impact of this final investment in terms of institution building will be mammoth. It will trigger an unprecedented wave of publicity and interest and will place the ATA on a strategic plateau where it can attract an international and regional sustainable flow of technical and financial resources for the development of the youth of Anguilla and the region. Synergies with access to further educational opportunities in tennis, ancillary sports (table tennis, chess etc.) and the academic arenas will be realized, providing a significant boost to youth development. Educational opportunities will not only center on the improvement of the individual’s game of tennis, but also boost human resource development in the area of the planning, management and the further development of the game on a broader scale.

Socially, a main stadium would bring a sense of prestige that would draw in top players near and far to compete against the programs youth. This would afford the Anguillan players many new opportunities including networking with a variety of tennis coaches and players, building confidence by playing in front of large crowds, raise the level of competition the youths are exposed to, and finally it will afford new experiences which may increase the interest of college admissions committees. The stadium court would enable more scholarships, provide new experiences that would enrich the players lives, and finally build the confidence necessary to take on life’s toughest challenges.

The stadium court would play a critical role in both the economic and social growth of the program. Economically it can increase the overall revenue of the program, while also providing non-tennis related revenue streams. The stadium venue can be leveraged to draw in top players, host exhibition, and host tennis circuit matches where tickets, snacks, and merchandise can be sold. Alternatively the stadium can be rented out to local social groups and gatherings to provide non-tennis related revenue. The income that the venue will generate will allow the ATA to raise additional scholarship money and increase Anguilla’s international tennis profile, all benefiting the children.

Future Plan – Construction of 2000 Seat Stadium Court

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