Education is everyone's business. Please invite everyone you know that is interested in making better. January 28th at 6pm at Burke High School. ... See MoreSee Less
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Coach Wilson celebrates with one of his classes after new equipment arrived at Lambs Elementary.
Coach Wilson partnered with the Lowcountry Youth Tennis Association and the USTA's Net Generation for classroom equipment and lesson plans which he will be using to teach a tennis to all his students. He is seen here teaching math skills to compare racket sizes.
He also partnered with the LYTA to receive rackets and balls for 3-5th grade students for the upcoming tennis season. ... See MoreSee Less
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Please help support SERVE by dropping off coats at St. Andrews Parks and Playground. ... See MoreSee Less
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Lisa Steward is also one of LYTA's new board members.
A longtime supporter of youth tennis, Lisa serves as co-captain on her daughter Ducky’s Junior Team Tennis team. She also encouraged Ducky’s dream to start a non-profit called SERVE, which encourages junior tennis players to engage in community service projects through the game if tennis. SERVE successfully completed 8 community service projects in 2018, and is taking the program state-wide in 2019. She will have a great asset to the LYTA team! ... See MoreSee Less
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The LYTA is happy to introduce one of our new board members- Janet Rose!
Having retired from the Charleston County School District in an administrative position and with a Ph.D. in her skills to work for the good of the community. As a member of the LYTA board, she plans to share those skills to help bring and enhance the life-long sport of tennis to the youth in the tri-county area. She has found warm and welcoming families in her tennis teams, they have been a source of inspiration in both good times as well as the difficult periods in her life. So, not only is she an avid tennis enthusiast and fan, she is also thankful to the sport of tennis for enriching her life. ... See MoreSee Less
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