The Largest Tournament in the Country!

41th Annual City of Naples Tennis Tournament
May 1 - 31, 2010
Tournament Draw, Competitors and Seeds Online
(Note: The USTA site has the tournament listed as the 40th annual. It is the 41st)

Evening Open Division Match Schedule

Letter from the Presenting Sponsor, ASG

Additional Sponsors



ARTHUR L. ALLEN TENNIS CENTER AT CAMBIER PARK
Award winning Public Tennis Center in the heart of Olde Naples. The professionally staffed, full-service Tennis Center offers unsurpassed quality programming and facilities for the novice through advanced player, and junior through senior players.

"Life is like a game of tennis; the player who serves well seldom loses" - Unknown

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A state of the art tennis facility with 12 Hydro-Grid (sub-irrigated) lighted Har-Tru (clay-like surface) courts. Our two center courts have additional lighting to accomodate professional exhibition or tournament play. Chickee shade structures with cold-water fountains in between each court. The tennis shop offers refreshments and the latest in tennis technology. The Allen Tennis Center is a fully programmed facility with leagues, clinics, lessons and other social events available to all. Come out and enjoy yourself at the Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center!

Tennis Lessons with Rich (Video)

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Tennis Shop Hours
Monday - Saturday
8:00AM - 7:30PM
Sunday 8:00AM - 12:00PM
Tennis Shop: 239-213-3060
Reservations: 239-213-3050
naplestennis@naplesgov.com

735 8th St. South (Across from City Hall) Naples, Florida 34102

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http://www.allentenniscenter.com
Last updated: May 10,2010

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