Minnetonka Girls Tennis

Welcome to Minnetonka High School Girls Tennis! 

2025 Season Starts on August 11, 2025. 

The Minnetonka Girls Tennis program consists of a Varsity, Junior Varsity, B and C team. Varsity takes 14-16 players. JV will have around 24 players, split between 2 teams. B will have around 12 players. C will have around 10 players. Team player numbers are estimated and will be based on the total number of players registered, and how the coaches decide to place each player. See Tryouts tab for more detail.

JV, B, and C team seasons will run through the end of September. Varsity post-season tournaments begin at the start of October,  and run through the end of October.

Tryouts, practices, and home matches will be held at the Minnetonka High School Tennis Courts, at the bottom of the hill,  near the football and baseball fields. 

REGISTRATION

Registration opens July 14th. All students must be registered to attend tryouts. To register, you must have a current physical. Any student that attends tryouts or practice that is not registered will not be allowed to participate. 

If you are unable to register it is likely because you need a new physical on file. Physicals last for three years. Students requiring a new physical, please have your physician complete and sign the physical form (link below). 

PRACTICE SCHEDULE

Each team will have practice or a match daily M-F during season, with occasional Saturday matches or tournaments (see match schedules). 

Tryout schedule for week 1 will differ from schedule below. Practice times before the start of the school year may vary, and will be discussed and communicated from each team's coach with their team.

Varsity & B Team: 3-4:30pm

JV 1 and 2: 4:30-6pm

C Team: 6-7:30pm

EXPECTATIONS

Players:

Represent yourself, the tennis team, and Minnetonka well by being respectful of teammates, opponents, coaches, other schools, and the game.

Work hard and have a positive attitude. We are here to develop as people and players, and to have fun!

Be at all practices and matches on time with the equipment you need to compete.

Absences due to family, religion, and school need to be communicated with coaches ahead of time.

No misses due to work!

Parents:

Support the whole team and tennis program.

Let the players play and the coaches coach.

Communicate with the coaches immediately and directly if you see a potential problem or an issue that needs to be dealt with.

Coaches:

Provide safe and healthy environment at all times.

Communicate expectations clearly and in a positive way.

Evaluate individual strengths and weaknesses for optimal team and individual success.

Foster an environment of learning and development.

Captains:

Captains are responsible for the first line of communication between players and coaches. They will work with the coaches with uniform sizes and design and they will organize fundraisers and the team banquet at the end of the season. They will serve as role models for the team.

Captains' parents will help organize the team banquet.

Special Note: Athletic policy states that any captain that violates the Chemical Usage Rules of the State High School League will lose their captain’s status for the season.