Wednesday, July 2, 1986
Sports
University Daily Kansan
11
Tennis basics taught at camp
By James Larson
While the great tennis players of the world battle it out at Wimbledon, young players, perhaps the tennis greats of the future, are developing basic skills at Scott Perelman's Jawhawk Tennis College.
Perleman, Kansas head tennis coach, opened the fifth and final session of his tennis college Sunday. Twenty-six boys and girls from all over the nation enrolled in Perleman's school, with a 60% increase from the previous classes because of the Fourth of July holiday.
Students arrived Sunday in the late afternoon and were shown to their rooms, in either Oliver or Hashingh balls. They will receive basic tennis instruction and prepare for a tennis tournament at the end of the week.
Each tournament player is assigned a division according to skill and sex. The two divisions are the U.S. Open, the higher level, and the lower level, the lower level. There is a men's and women's class in each division.
Scholarships make it possible for young people from underprivileged backgrounds to attend the camp. The United States Tennis Association is sponsoring two camper's this week and Perelman is sponsoring six.
Pereman has paid the $275 tuition for each of the six students he is sponsoring. The USTA will reimburse him half of the amount. The price of the camp includes room and board, a T-shirt, pictures and tournament shoes.
"It's just my way of giving something back to tennis," Perelman said.
Justin Foley, the son of Forrest Foley and Judy Elkins, Tulsa, Okla., said tennis was the only sport he plavod.
we received a brochure that folded out in the mail," he said. "I told us all about the camp. My mom said if I wanted to go I could. She said I needed to get better and this might be the opportunity."
Marlon Harrison, the son of Robert and Guinnlyn Harrison, Kansas City, Kan., is attending the camp on a scholarship.
Like the students, the instructors come from all over the nation. Pam Porter, a former player on the team, is an instructor at the camp.
"I like it. It's going pretty smooth," he said. "I think they're helping me a lot."
"Every year the camp gets better," she said while watching her six pupils. No instructor at Perleman's school saves more than six pupils at one time.
When they return from their drill, Porter makes them run three laps around the track inside Anschutz Sports Pavilion.
"We give them as much as we can in five days," she said. "That covers the forehand, backhand, overhead and approach shots."
Singles and doubles strategies also are taught.
"The level of play in the camp has skyrocketed." Porter said.
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