Lighthouse Point Unveils 2025-2026 Youth Sports with Enhanced Tennis Center: 9 Clay Courts & USPTA Pros

Lighthouse Point has announced its 2025-2026 Youth Sports Programs, with a focus on enhancements at the Lighthouse Point Tennis Center. The city's initiative aims to provide comprehensive athletic opportunities for young residents.

The Lighthouse Point Tennis Center, located at 3500 NE 27 Avenue, serves as a central hub for these youth athletic endeavors. The facility features 9 clay courts, with 7 of these courts lighted for evening play, extending availability for participants. USPTA certified professionals offer instruction at the center, ensuring quality coaching for all skill levels. The center also hosts competitive leagues for women, men, and juniors, alongside additional activities like Round Robins and social mixers. Junior programs are a key component of the offerings.

City Administrator Ross Licata oversees department operations for these sports initiatives. Mayor Kyle Van Buskirk and City Commissioners Patty Petrone, Jason Joffe, Michael S. Long, Everett Marshall III, and Abby Stafford are key figures in the city's leadership supporting these programs. Residents can contact the City of Lighthouse Point at (954) 946-7306 for more information.

The introduction of these programs reflects the city's ongoing commitment to providing recreational facilities and organized sports for its youth. The Tennis Center's established infrastructure, including its lighted courts and professional staff, forms a strong foundation for the expanded youth offerings.

Residents interested in the 2025-2026 Youth Sports Programs can reach out to the City of Lighthouse Point for registration details and schedules.