Colorado Springs Tennis Clubs
Colorado Springs tennis sits at the base of Pikes Peak, blending resort tennis at The Broadmoor, established private clubs, public courts, junior development and strong CHSAA high school programs. The region stretches from the Broadmoor and downtown Colorado Springs to Briargate, Northgate, Monument, Fountain, Manitou Springs and Woodland Park. This guide maps the clubs, communities, courts, adult leagues, tournaments, college teams and high school tennis across the Pikes Peak region.
Colorado Springs Tennis Communities
Colorado Springs tennis runs through distinct Pikes Peak communities — the Broadmoor and southwest, central Colorado Springs, Briargate and Northgate, the northwest, Monument and Tri-Lakes, and the Fountain and foothills corridors.
| Community | Highlights |
|---|---|
| Broadmoor / Southwest | The Broadmoor and Country Club of Colorado anchor the south and southwest side with resort tennis, private club programming and destination racquet sports. |
| Central Colorado Springs | Memorial Park, Monument Valley Park and Colorado Springs Racquet Club form the central tennis corridor near downtown, Colorado College and established neighborhoods. |
| Briargate / Northgate | North Colorado Springs includes fast-growing family neighborhoods, club tennis, junior pathways and strong high school programs including Pine Creek and Rampart. |
| Garden of the Gods / Northwest | The northwest side combines resort tennis, private club tennis and public courts near Garden of the Gods, Rockrimmon and Kissing Camels. |
| Monument / Tri-Lakes | Lewis-Palmer, Palmer Lake and Tri-Lakes communities support a strong suburban tennis base north of Colorado Springs. |
| Fountain / Widefield / Foothills | Southern and foothill communities including Fountain, Widefield, Manitou Springs and Woodland Park extend the Pikes Peak tennis market beyond the city core. |
Highlighted Events
Major tennis events and programming that define the Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak tennis calendar.
USTA Colorado League Play
Adult leagues, mixed doubles, junior team tennis and sanctioned play across Colorado Springs and the Front Range.
Colorado Springs Junior & UTR Events
Year-round junior events, UTR-rated match play and club tournaments at Colorado Springs facilities and nearby Front Range venues.
The Broadmoor Tennis Programming
Destination tennis, private instruction, clinics and resort-based tennis experiences in southwest Colorado Springs.
Tennis Circuits Events
Local tournaments, doubles leagues, camps, clinics, lessons and match play powered by Tennis Circuits®.
Tennis Courts & Facilities in Colorado Springs
Resort, private-club, public and school courts across the Broadmoor, central Springs, the north side and the Pikes Peak foothills — with the local area noted inline.
Adult Tennis in Colorado Springs
Representative adult leagues, tournaments and clinics across the Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak tennis calendar.
Adult Leagues
Adult Tournaments
Adult Clinics
Did You Know?
Few U.S. cities pack this range of college tennis into one region — and Colorado runs its high school seasons unlike most states. Two highlights:
The Pikes Peak region spans four college divisions at once — Colorado College (D-III), the Air Force Academy (D-I) and UCCS and CSU Pueblo (D-II) — alongside destination resort tennis at The Broadmoor.
Colorado’s CHSAA plays boys tennis in the fall and girls tennis in the spring — the reverse of many states — with Cheyenne Mountain among the state’s most accomplished programs.
Colorado Springs High School Tennis
Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region field several strong CHSAA tennis programs, with boys tennis in the fall and girls tennis in the spring across Colorado classifications.
Cheyenne Mountain High School
Colorado SpringsOne of Colorado’s most accomplished tennis programs, with a long tradition of CHSAA state-level success.
The Classical Academy
North Colorado SpringsCompetitive program serving north Colorado Springs and the Academy District area.
Pine Creek High School
BriargateStrong Class 5A program in north Colorado Springs with regular league and state tournament participation.
Rampart High School
Briargate / RockrimmonEstablished Academy District program competing in the Pikes Peak high school tennis corridor.
Air Academy High School
USAF Academy / NorthgateNorth-side program connected to the Academy District and Monument/Northgate tennis market.
Lewis-Palmer High School
MonumentTri-Lakes program with a strong tennis footprint north of Colorado Springs.
Palmer High School
Downtown Colorado SpringsHistoric central Colorado Springs program with CHSAA competition across the city.
Fountain-Fort Carson High School
FountainSouthern Pikes Peak program extending high school tennis into the Fountain and Fort Carson communities.
CHSAA Pikes Peak Programs
Colorado Springs RegionColorado high school tennis includes boys and girls seasons, regional qualifying and state championship pathways across multiple classifications.
Colorado is unusual: CHSAA plays boys tennis in the fall and girls tennis in the spring, the reverse of many states. Pikes Peak programs span 5A, 4A and 3A across the Colorado Springs, Academy District and Tri-Lakes corridors.
College Tennis in Colorado Springs
The Pikes Peak region carries an unusually broad college mix — Division III, Division I and two Division II programs.
Colorado College Tigers
Colorado SpringsNCAA Division III · Colorado College fields men’s and women’s tennis from the heart of Colorado Springs and gives the Pikes Peak region a strong college tennis presence. Men | Women
Air Force Falcons
U.S. Air Force AcademyNCAA Division I / Mountain West · The Air Force Academy is one of Colorado’s highest-profile Division I tennis programs, located just north of Colorado Springs. Men | Women
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Colorado Springs Tennis Facts
Curious one-line facts about the people, places and programs that make tennis in Colorado Springs unique.
Colorado Springs tennis sits at the base of Pikes Peak, spanning resort, private-club, public and school courts across the region.
The Broadmoor anchors destination tennis on the southwest side, one of America’s most recognized resort tennis settings.
League and tournament play runs through USTA Colorado, part of USTA Intermountain across the Front Range.
The region carries an unusually broad college mix: a Division III, a Division I and two Division II programs.
Colorado College fields NCAA Division III men’s and women’s tennis from the heart of the city.
The Air Force Academy, just north of the city, competes at NCAA Division I in the Mountain West.
UCCS and CSU Pueblo add NCAA Division II tennis in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
Central-city play centers on Memorial Park and Monument Valley Park, near downtown and Colorado College.
Cheyenne Mountain is one of Colorado’s most accomplished high school programs, with a long record of CHSAA success.
The Tri-Lakes market around Monument — led by Lewis-Palmer — extends the tennis base north of the city.
The Pikes Peak foothills add courts in Manitou Springs and Woodland Park beyond the city core.
Colorado’s CHSAA plays boys tennis in the fall and girls tennis in the spring — the reverse of many states.