Tennis Clubs in Southern Indiana (Evansville / Newburgh / Jasper / Vincennes / New Albany / Jeffersonville)

Q: Where can I play tennis in Evansville and Southern Indiana?

Tennis in Southern Indiana is supported by private clubs, university facilities, public tennis centers, school courts, and community park courts. Evansville serves as the region's main tennis hub, with additional opportunities in Newburgh, Jasper, Vincennes, New Albany, Jeffersonville, and surrounding communities.

Q: Does the University of Southern Indiana have tennis?

Yes. The University of Southern Indiana sponsors both men's and women's tennis and is one of the region's key collegiate tennis programs.

Q: What high school tennis programs stand out in Southern Indiana?

Southern Indiana includes many established IHSAA tennis programs, especially around Evansville, Newburgh, Jasper, New Albany, and Jeffersonville. These schools help drive junior development and regional competition.

Q: Does Southern Indiana offer leagues and tournaments?

Yes. Southern Indiana supports leagues, tournaments, junior programming, camps, clinics, and organized match play through local clubs, tennis centers, schools, and community organizations.

Q: Are the clubs listed affiliated with Tennis Circuits?

Some clubs and organizers in Southern Indiana may use Tennis Circuits to run tournaments, leagues, match play, camps, clinics, lessons, and team events. Tennis Circuits is an official USTA Connect Partner.

Southern Indiana tennis is centered around Evansville and extends across a broad regional network that includes Newburgh, Jasper, Vincennes, New Albany, Jeffersonville, and surrounding communities. The region combines public-court tennis, club programming, strong high school participation, and college tennis to support year-round play.

Evansville serves as the leading tennis hub in the region, with private clubs, community tennis centers, school courts, and university facilities helping sustain both recreational and competitive play. Southern Indiana’s tennis environment also benefits from a wide mix of juniors, adults, school teams, and organized local programs.

Players across Southern Indiana can participate in tournaments, doubles leagues, match play, summer camps, clinics, and private lessons, giving the region a strong and flexible tennis ecosystem for players of all ages and levels.

Notable Tennis Facilities in Southern Indiana

Castle High School Tennis Courts

(812) 853-3331

Newburgh IN 47630

Deaconess Sports Park Tennis Complex

(812) 450-4000

Evansville IN 47725

Evansville Country Club

(812) 476-3110

Evansville IN 47715

Evansville Tennis Center (Wesselman Park)

(812) 479-3360

Evansville IN 47715

Gregg Park Tennis Courts

(812) 882-6860

Vincennes IN 47591

Jasper High School Tennis Courts

(812) 482-6050

Jasper IN 47546

Jasper Municipal Park Tennis Courts

(812) 482-5959

Jasper IN 47546

Jeffersonville High School Tennis Courts

(812) 282-6601

Jeffersonville IN 47130

John H Castle Park Tennis Courts

(812) 897-6200

Newburgh IN 47630

McCutchanville Park Tennis Courts

(812) 435-6141

Evansville IN 47725

New Albany High School Tennis Courts

(812) 949-4200

New Albany IN 47150

Sam Peden Community Park Tennis Courts

(812) 948-5333

New Albany IN 47150

Tri-State Athletic Club

(812) 476-1400

Evansville IN 47715

Vincennes University Tennis Courts

(812) 888-8888

Vincennes IN 47591

Vissing Park Tennis Courts

(812) 283-5313

Jeffersonville IN 47130

Tennis Circuits® is Available to Indiana Clubs & Organizers

Tennis Circuits® helps clubs, teaching professionals, and organizers run the events players are looking for, including tournaments, leagues, clinics, camps, and match play. It is designed to make organized tennis easier to launch, promote, and manage.

In addition to event management tools, clubs can receive Tennis Circuits® Club Edition at no cost. Club Edition provides a centralized place to showcase events, rankings, activity, club updates, and more, helping create a more connected tennis community.

Tennis Circuits® for Club Owners & Teaching Professionals

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Why clubs choose Tennis Circuits®

Free platform with no monthly software fees.
Launch events quickly and open registration fast.
Grow participation with structured programming for different player levels.
Improve court utilization through organized tennis activity.
Accept payments online with fast organizer payouts.
Support multiple event types from tournaments to camps and leagues.
USTA Connect Partner for integrated score-related workflows.
Real support from people who understand tennis events.

Event types

Tournaments

Singles and doubles events for all levels

Doubles Leagues

Flexible club and community formats

Clinics

Group training for juniors and adults

Match Play

Structured singles and doubles competition

Camps

Seasonal junior and holiday programming

JTT

Team-based junior competition

Lessons

Private and semi-private instruction

Leagues

Club, social, and community leagues

Tennis Circuits® Club Edition

A centralized club page for events, rankings, activity, and programming.

Competitive Tennis in Southern Indiana

Southern Indiana supports organized tennis through clubs, schools, university programs, community courts, and regional tennis organizations. Adult leagues, junior development, local tournaments, and structured match play all contribute to a steady year-round tennis environment across Evansville and the surrounding region.

Evansville serves as the main competitive center, but strong participation also extends into communities such as Newburgh, Jasper, Vincennes, New Albany, and Jeffersonville. Together, these markets help create a broader Southern Indiana tennis footprint that includes both recreational and higher-level competitive play.

Tennis players and organizers can also use Tennis Circuits® to discover and manage local doubles leagues, match play, and other organized tennis events.

High School Tennis in Southern Indiana

High school tennis is an important part of the Southern Indiana pipeline. In Indiana, boys tennis is played in the fall and girls tennis in the spring under the IHSAA single-class state tournament format. Southern Indiana includes a deep collection of public and private school programs that help drive local development and competitive play.

Evansville Metro

Castle High School -- One of the region’s best-known tennis programs.
Evansville Memorial -- A consistent presence in Southern Indiana tennis.
Evansville North -- Established local high school program.
Evansville Harrison -- Important part of the metro tennis landscape.
Evansville Central -- Another key Evansville-area tennis program.
Evansville Reitz -- Longstanding Evansville school tennis presence.

Broader Southern Indiana

Jasper -- A strong tennis name in Southern Indiana.
Boonville -- Regional participation and school-based competition.
Vincennes -- Supports local school and community tennis.
New Albany -- Part of the Ohio River tennis corridor.
Jeffersonville -- Competitive tennis market in southeastern Indiana.
Floyd Central and nearby programs -- Add depth to the broader Southern Indiana scene.

Governing Body: IHSAA Tennis -- boys tennis in the fall and girls tennis in the spring.

Collegiate Tennis in Southern Indiana

Southern Indiana college tennis is led by the University of Southern Indiana, with additional regional opportunities available through nearby college programs in the broader area.

School

Conf

Program Info

Southern Indiana (USI)

D-I

Men's Women's

USI is the main collegiate tennis anchor in the Evansville area and supports both men’s and women’s tennis.

The region also benefits from additional nearby college tennis programs, helping create a broader pathway from junior development to collegiate competition.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tennis in Southern Indiana

Where can I play tennis in Evansville and Southern Indiana? +

Players in Southern Indiana can find tennis through clubs, school courts, university facilities, public tennis centers, and park courts. Evansville is the region’s main tennis hub, but strong tennis activity also extends into Newburgh, Jasper, Vincennes, New Albany, Jeffersonville, and other nearby communities.

Does the University of Southern Indiana have tennis? +

Yes. The University of Southern Indiana is one of the key collegiate tennis programs in the region and helps anchor college tennis in the Evansville area.

Does the University of Evansville have tennis? +

No. The University of Evansville no longer sponsors varsity tennis, so collegiate tennis in the local market is led more directly by USI and other nearby programs.

Which high school tennis programs are strongest in Southern Indiana? +

Southern Indiana includes many strong high school tennis programs, especially around Evansville, Newburgh, Jasper, New Albany, and Jeffersonville. These schools help drive junior development and local competition throughout the region.

Does Southern Indiana offer leagues and tournaments? +

Yes. Southern Indiana supports adult leagues, junior programming, camps, clinics, tournaments, and organized match play through local clubs, public facilities, schools, and community-based tennis organizations.

Are the clubs listed affiliated with Tennis Circuits®? +

Some clubs and organizers in the area may use Tennis Circuits® to manage tournaments, doubles leagues, match play, camps, clinics, lessons, JTT, and leagues. Tennis Circuits® is an official USTA Connect Partner.