Everyone is welcome at Triples! If you have an open mind, can move, follow directions and looking for a fun social experience you are in!   

Our #1 priority is always safety. Because the orange ball is softer, it is very unlikley you will get hurt if you are hit by a ball or turn an ankle if you accidentally step on it.  

The orange ball is the great equalizer and allows all ability levels to play together in a fun, safe and challenging way. The rallies are longer upping the fitness element and enjoyment. 

It builds confidence at the net and improves strokes as one has more time to re-act to the ball and must accelerate the racket head through the ball. 

It improves fitness. Because the ball bounces lower, one is more inclined to use squatting and lunging movements to get to the ball. 

The red, orange and green balls are great training tools for players of all ability and fitness levels and ages. 

Registration for a Triples Event is as an individual. This allows the event to be very fluid and flexible and the goal is all athletes will play with everyone. 

There is no traditional serving in Triples, the point starts with an underhand feed (drop hit or bounce hit). No overhead serving is allowed. One chance to get the serve in and the serve can go anywhere as long as it lands within the court boundaries. Feet MUST stay behind the baseline on the feed and the feed is always from the deuce side baseline.

Absolutely! Highly skilled tennis players love Triples! College and professional players have always participated in Triples events. The orange ball allows the highly skilled player to hit the ball as they normally do and the athletes on the other side of the court can return it. 

Triples events are designed for 6 - 8 athletes per court, with 3 to 4 athletes per Triples team.  Throughout the event, you will  experience competing with and against several different teams/athletes.