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Find similar grantsThe Kramer Future Champions Scholarship Grant is sponsored by Southern California Tennis Association Foundation. Assists junior tennis players aged 8-18 with financial need to compete in sectional or national tournaments.
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Scholarships - Southern California Tennis Association Foundation Scholarships admin20 2026-05-18T16:15:23-07:00 The Foundation provides a variety of scholarships to promising junior players and deserving students who live in Southern California. Scholarships are need-based and priority is given to juniors whose families can show financial need.
Before you apply, carefully read our scholarship guidelines and requirements and review the application. We strive to make the application process clear and simple. If you have questions about whether you (or your son or daughter) qualify for a grant, please contact our executive director, Linda Milan at lmilan@sctafoundation.
org . Application submission assistance The Foundation wants to ensure everyone has an equal opportunity to receive a scholarship. Therefore, if you need help completing a scholarship application, please contact our executive director.
Players over the age of 18 Players with a track record of poor sportsmanlike conduct Applicants may only receive one of our scholarship grants within a calendar year. Scholarships are made to juniors who live in the Southern California Section of the USTA. Eligibility for reapplying Grant recipients are eligible to reapply nine (9) months after they’ve received their funding and only after they’ve submitted their final report.
The Kramer Future Champions Scholarship Grant This grant supports junior tennis players between the ages of 8-18 who aspire to play collegiate or professional tennis, show significant promise, and demonstrate financial need to compete in sectional or national tournaments.
Use of funds: Tournament fees, travel expenses, and equipment Application Dates: February 1 – 28, June 1-30, October 1-31 Notification: Within 30 days of close date Guidelines and Requirements (read before applying) Application (read before applying) After reading the funding guidelines and requirements, and the application, if you feel you qualify for a grant, you can submit an online application here: The Henry Talbert Summer Tennis Camp Scholarship Grant This grant supports junior tennis players between the ages of 8-16 who demonstrate a commitment to improving their tennis, but whose families lack the resources to cover the fees and tuition cost for one week summer tennis camp.
Use of funds: To cover the cost of camp fees and tuition Application deadline: Submit between March 15 to April 15 Notification: No later than May 10 Guidelines and Requirements (read before applying) Application (read before applying) After reading the funding guidelines and requirements, and the application, if you feel you qualify for a grant, you can submit an online application here: The Victor Stern Scholarship Grant This grant supports junior tennis players between the ages of 12-18 who have a passion for tennis and wish to pursue the sport.
Players must have a record of competitive play, wish to continue playing tennis, and have a goal of pursuing a post-high school education. Two grants will be awarded each year to deserving female and male players.
Use of funds: To cover the cost of tournament fees, travel expenses, and equipment Application deadline: Submit between July 10 to August 15 Guidelines and Requirements (read before applying) Application (read before applying) After reading the funding guidelines and requirements, and the application, if you feel you qualify for a grant, you can submit an online application here: The Summer Camp Tennis Racket Scholarship Package This grant supports junior tennis players between the ages of 5 and 11 who are Red, Orange or Green levels and would like to pursue the sport.
They must reside in Southern California and have a desire to learn and have fun. The scholarship package includes an age and stage appropriate racket and balls, a cinch backpack as well as other prizes. The simple online application includes a short essay question for the child to answer in his/her own words.
Up to twenty (20) scholarships will be awarded to deserving male and female applicants. Short Answer: Complete one of these sentences: “Tennis is fun for me because…” or “I want to learn to play tennis because…” Award: Tennis equipment and fun prizes Application deadline: Submit between May 1 and June 15 (11:59pm).
Notification: Rackets will be awarded by June 30 Application: To access the application, CLICK HERE Goes to Programs and Scholarships. Goes to Programs and Scholarships. Read the Latest Tennis News and Stories from Around Karen Ronney 2026-07-17T11:19:25-07:00 Tennis Legend Charlie Pasarell’s Autobiography Book Event on August 19 at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Junior players aged 8-18 in Southern California with significant tennis promise and financial need. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,200. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for The Kramer Future Champions Scholarship Grant are due October 31, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
The Kramer Future Champions Scholarship Grant is funded by Southern California Tennis Association Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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