THE RITZ-CARLTON BACARA, SANTA BARBARA
CURRENT RANKINGS
UPCOMING EVENTS​
August
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TBD
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September
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TBD
JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE MONTH
May 2021
Good job, Aksel!
JOIN OUR JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM!
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August 30th-October 7th
October 11th-November 18th
November 29th-December 23rd
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Our junior program is designed for juniors looking to grow their game in a fun yet challenging environment. Whether your children are new to the game or looking to improve and progress, our structured program is designed for players of all ages and abilities to learn the sport of a lifetime!
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Lighting (ages 4-7)
Monday/Wednesday 3:30-4:15pm
These classes are designed to introduce the game of tennis in a fun environment where your kids can learn hand-eye coordination, racquet skills and basic strokes - so they have a solid foundation to enjoy the game for years to come!
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Turbo Blast (ages 8-10)
Monday/Wednesday 4:30-5:30pm
Participants will focus on correct technique and all round game development. Serving, forehand, backhand, volleys, and overheads are incorporated in point playing scenarios. Participants will develop consistency, and an understanding of court positioning. Students will learn basic strategy, and the importance of correctly evaluating an opponent.
Tornado (ages 10-14)
Tuesday/Thursday 3:30-4:30pm
The Academy class combines tennis technical development, intense physical activity, and a ton of fun into one action-packed class. Players enrolled in drills and games that will provide a great workout while inspiring them to learn and love our favorite game.
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Top Gun Academy (ages 15-18)
Tuesday/Thursday 4:30-6:00pm
The Academy class combines tennis technical development, intense physical activity, and a ton of fun into one action-packed class. Players enrolled in drills and games that will provide a great workout while inspiring them to learn and love our favorite game.
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GALINA BYKOVA
Director of Tennis
Originally from St. Petersburg, Russia, Galina is internationally known and recognized for her talent, expertise, and unmitigated success since she began her career as a junior. She was in the top 50 nationally and was invited to join the St. Petersburg team. The team won the Russian Team Championship, and Galina was awarded the prestigious title of Master of Sports of Russia. Galina then came to the US to play Division I tennis at the University of Idaho where she led the team to the NCAA Division I Team Championships, and also played for Fresno State, helping the team achieve their highest national ranking of No. 20 as their captain. Galina was No. 9 on the ITA women's singles rankings for the 2015 season.