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Reno Tennis Center
Where Dreams Become a Reality
The Reno Tennis Center is centrally located adjacent to the Washoe Golf Course. Fourteen tennis hardcourts and sixteen pickleball courts await players of all abilities. Four courts also have lighting allowing players to enjoy their tennis later in the evening. Have the convenience of booking your courts online or through the front desk year-round. There is something for everyone, as our adult and junior programs include clinics, team instruction, team competitions, round robins, tournaments, private lessons, social events, and ball machine rentals.
Services We Provide
Tennis Programs
For all ages & abilities.
Pickleball Programs
Beginner to advanced.
Junior Tennis Camps
Full day and half day.
Location Information
Tennis Nation Racquet Sports
2601 Plumas Street, Reno, NV 89509
Phone Number:
(775) 689-2975
Hours of Operation (April – October):
Monday – Friday (7AM – 8PM)
Saturday (8AM – 7PM)
Sunday (8AM – 7PM)
Hours of Operation (November – March):
Monday – Friday (9AM – 5PM)
Saturday (9AM – 5PM)
Sunday (9AM – 5PM)
Court Reservations & Rules:
Online court reservations can be made up to 2 days in advance (3 days for Members). Same day reservations can be made by calling the front desk or upon arrival. Court reservations for singles and doubles are available up to 1.5 and 2 hours respectively. Consecutive court reservations are not allowed. If no one is waiting for a court, you can continue to play.
Court Reservation Fees:
Players pay $3 per person per reservation & drop-in. The Member booking the court reservation is responsible for guest fees.
Memberships:
Guest Membership FREE
Individual Membership $200
Family Membership (Immediate Family Only) $300
Senior Membership (60+) $160
Youth Membership (Under 25) $70
*Memberships are good for a full year from the start date.
*Scholarship Recipients of the Health and Wellness Pass play for free. Simply present your pass to staff when checking in at the office.
Court fees and Memberships are used to maintain the courts, provide the facility with staffing to operate the center, and subsidize events. These are City of Reno courts, and Tennis Nation Racquet Sports aims to revitalize the center for the community to enjoy.
Organized Play & Event Fees:
Coordinators pay based on the number of players attending. All scheduling must be done through the office.
*Approval and fees may vary depending on the scope of the organized play & event. USTA tentative start times: 11 am April-October & noon November-March.
*Instruction is only available through Team Members at the Reno Tennis Center.
*Washoe County School District tennis practices and tournaments in August through October are held at no expense.
Tennis & Pickleball Ball Machine Rental:
$15 per hour ($12 for Members)
Reno Tennis Center Improvement Project
Every year thousands of children and adults alike use the courts at the Reno Tennis Center, but unfortunately, the courts have fallen into disrepair. Help breathe new life and energy into a Reno city landmark. Your donation will help Tennis Nation Racquet Sports, the City of Reno, and TMPF bring these courts back to a playable standard.
Corporate Sponsorship
Interested in increasing your exposure in the Reno market while adding value to the community? Ask us about our marketing packages.
Sponsorship program includes:
- Court Banners
- Net Signs
- Company Material in Event/Tournament Packages or handouts
- Marketing Material Placed at TNRS Facility Front Desk
- Social Media Interaction
- Product Promotions
- Referrals to Sponsorships Business
- Sponsor Logo on TNRS website
Partner with TNRS to gain new customers for your business! If interested in Corporate Sponsorship please call (775) 689-2975.
We accept Cash, Check, Discover, Mastercard, VISA, and American Express. All payments are made to TNRS at the Reno Tennis Center.
Meet The Team
Randy Reynolds
Racquet Sports Director
Randy is a former NCAA D1 college player, USPTA elite tennis pro with 18 years of coaching experience, and college graduate obtaining an MBA from UNR. As owner of Tennis Nation Racquet Sports, Randy focuses on training coaches, programing, marketing, and streamlining operations. His goal is to provide racquet sports opportunities and exceptional experiences for everyone in the Reno community.
Rob Lizares
Tennis & Pickleball Pro – League Coordinator
Rob Lizares is a USPTA Certified Tennis Teaching Professional with over 25 years of experience. Rob works with players of all ages and takes pride in delivering great experiences in every session. He finds helping his clients reach their goals and watching their tennis skills develop over time incredibly rewarding.
Nevada has been Rob’s home for over 30 years. He enjoys spending time with his family outdoors. He has a passion for mountain biking, running, fitness and nutrition.
Paul McClintock
Pickleball Pro
Retired family physician and medical investigator for Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. Certified Pickleball and yoga instructor. Awarded numerous medals in west coast senior games and other tournaments. Was bilingual (Spanish) science and math instructor at Hollister high school, so able to teach Pickleball in Spanish.
AJ Avansino
Tennis Pro
An avid tennis player for over a decade, AJ was the Northern Nevada 5A High School Doubles Player of the Year 2020-2021, and the Reno High School Head Tennis Coach in 2022. He sharpened his skills by attending the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Florida in 2021. You might see AJ on the court as he currently plays in the USTA league while attending UNR, but he is excited to be joining the men’s tennis team at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. AJ is a USPTA teaching professional.
John Mathews
Tennis Pro
John Mathews is a USPTA certified tennis pro with over 20 years of teaching experience. His enthusiasm for the game is as strong as ever as he finds himself continually learning more about the various aspects of the game. John is passionate about connecting with his students through various teaching techniques. His dedication to making progress is a standard that he brings to the court as he strives to get each student to the next level.
Chris Ferguson-McIntyre
Tennis & Pickleball Pro
Born and raised in Reno, Chris began playing tennis when he was 3 years old with his father Carlo. As a junior, Chris competed in USTA Northern California tournaments and won the team state championship for Galena High School in 2001. Chris went on to play division I tennis for the University of Nevada and continues to compete in tournaments today.
Monika Magusiak
Tennis Pro
Monika was born in Poland and started playing tennis when she was 6 years old. She competed in international and national tournaments and was ranked top 10 in national ranking. She came to the United States to play for the University of Nevada, Reno in 2013. In 2017, she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. Monika started getting coaching experience while spending summers in Europe. She coached in Barcelona and at Rafa Nadal Academy.
After graduating from UNR, Monika became a graduate assistant coach for North Park University in Chicago where she obtained her Master’s degree in Counseling psychology.
She loves working with players on improving tennis skills and techniques as well as working on the mental part of the game.
Joan Deputy
Pickleball Pro
Following my retirement from UPS I discovered Pickleball and haven’t put my paddle down since! After playing and competing in tournaments for several years, I began teaching. First, with the City of Reno for 6 years and now throughout Truckee meadows for the past several years. My passion is to teach beginners and help existing players improve their skills. In addition to Pickleball I enjoy golf and riding my horse Cisco.
Dionne Lim
Pickleball Pro
Dionne Lim is a USPTA certified tennis professional and an accomplished player. Lim was the number one tennis player for Singapore, playing and representing Singapore in the Fed Cup, South East Asian Games and other international tournaments. She received a full scholarship to play NCAA Division 1 tennis for all four years. Her passion lies in helping students discover new elements of their game and continuously learning from others each day.
