ABOUT OUR CAMP
ABOUT OUR 2026 SEAHAWK SUMMER CAMPSThe 2026 Seahawk Summer Tennis Camp at UNC Wilmington will host both full day camp sessions and half day. Each camp session is designed to provide a great experience and will include a process-oriented approach to your tennis development. The Seahawk Summer Camps are for ages 7-18 (boys and girls) and tennis levels including beginner, intermediate, advanced and tournament elite. Each student is grouped based on their age and ability level. Our on-court focus will include developing each student in the areas of footwork/court movement, technique training, tactics/strategy, mental game and FUN! Our staff includes the UNCW Tennis Coaching staff as well as our college players and local tennis pros. Space is limited and registration is now available at www.seahawktenniscamp.com
June 8-11: HALF DAY CAMP
Directed by UNCW Head Tennis Coach, Mait Dubois
Camp Price: $279
Camp Times: 9:30 am -12:00 pm (Monday-Thursday)Ages: 6-18 (Boys and Girls)
Levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Tourney Elite
June 15-19: Full-Day DAY CAMP
Directed by UNCW Head Tennis Coach,Mait Dubois
Camp Price: $399
Camp Times: 9:30 am - 3:00 pm (Friday is 9:30-12:00)
Ages: 7-18 (Boys and Girls)
Levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Tournament Elite
June 22-26: Seahawk ELITE Full-DAY CAMP
Directed by UNCW Head Tennis Coach, Mait Dubois
Camp Price: $409.00
Camp Times: 9:30 am - 3:00 pmAges: 10-18 (Boys and Girls)
Levels: Competitive, High School and Tournament Players
June 29 - July 2: HALF DAY CAMP
Directed by UNCW Head Tennis Coach, Mait Dubois
Camp Price: $279
Camp Times: 9:30 am -12:00 pm (Monday-Thursday)Ages: 6-18 (Boys and Girls)Levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Tourney Elite
Something for all ability levels.
FOR THE BEGINNER . . .
This camp is designed for students who wish to learn and improve their tennis skills in a fun, activity-based environment. We would like each of our beginner students to finish camp with a solid base of technique and the fundamentals of the game. Our coaches use a very positive approach to teaching the sport of tennis.
FOR THE INTERMEDIATE. . .
Our intermediate student will be exposed to a progressive training environment. Each student will receive instruction in stroke development, agility/footwork and point play strategy. We will develop confidence through helping the intermediate player define their game style and set challenging goals for themselves. We emphasize the importance having fun on the tennis court at every level.
FOR THE ADVANCED...
The advanced players will receive training in a very process-oriented environment. We will take each of these players through the same processes that we use with our varsity teams at UNCW. Areas of emphasis will include mental strength, court movement, shot selection, technique and Fun! Tactical instruction will emphasize singles strategy as well as doubles strategy.
FOR THE ELITE. . .
The elite camper will experience the tactical and strategic side of competitive tennis. Players will develop their skills with live ball drills, dead ball drills, and competitive match play. In addition, there will be a fitness component where players will be exposed to conditioning drills that improve footwork, movement and flexibility. This portion of camp will run similar to a college program. A regional, state, or sectional ranking is preferred for campers to be in the elite group. This is designed for players aspiring to play college tennis and beyond.
More Information
Application/Consent Form- No camper will be allowed to participate without a completed application and consent form. Your personal insurance will be used as the primary coverage.
Camp Insurance: Our camp insurance will be a secondary coverage. It will cover injuries incurred in supervised camp activities that are not covered by your primary insurance. Each camper will be sent insurance and medical forms prior to attending camps.
Medical Information: UNC-Wilmington possess a fine infirmary and professional staff that will be immediately available should any medical needs arise. Certified athletic trainers from UNCW Sports Medicine will be on-site at every training session.
Location: The camps will be held at the UNCW Varsity Tennis Complex on our 9 newly resurfaced US Open style Courts. The campus address is 601 South College Road, Wilmington, NC 28403
Supervision: Activities both on and off the court are supervised by staff members for the entire stay at camp. No one is allowed to leave campus during camp.
Day Camp Meals: Please bring your own lunch or money to purchase your lunch at our on-campus dining options (Chik-Fil-A, Subway and Einstein Bagels). We will walk the camp together over to the campus dining area for lunch during the day camps. On Friday of day camp, we will provide free pizza for lunch for everyone.
Overnight Camp Meals: All meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) for the overnight camp are included in the price of camp and will be in our on-campus dining halls.
Inclement Weather: Camp will be held rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather, we will move our training indoors for video analysis sessions, footwork training, mental performance instruction and team building. Overnight camp will move tennis training session times to accommodate any inclement weather.
Family Discount: Each additional child/sibling will receive a $20.00 discount for day camp. Each additional child/sibling for overnight camp will receive a $40 discount.
"These Camps are neither supported, controlled, nor supervised by The University of North Carolina Wilmington, but rather is under the sole supervision, control and sponsorship of Camp Directors Mait DuBois and Hans Olsen. All Seahawk Tennis Camps are open and accessible to individuals with disabilities while balancing the risk of physical injury to the individual and others. Participation in any program or camp by individuals with disabilities is subject to prior and ongoing review by Seahawk Tennis Camps. In order to assess and evaluate a request for an accommodation, the camp must receive notice of the individuals desire to participate no later than 60 days prior to the commencement of the applicable camp. Inquires may be directed to the appropriate camp director, Mait DuBois or Hans Olsen.