Frontier Park Tennis

🎾 Rally for Caymee 🎾
The tennis community has always been about more than competition—it's about friendship, support, and showing up for one another. Now it's our turn to rally for one of our own.
Many of you know Austin Fermelia as a coach, mentor, teammate, and friend. Over the years, Austin has dedicated countless hours to growing the game of tennis and making a lasting impact on players of all ages. He has always been there for our tennis community. Now, he and his family need us.
Austin and his wife, Anissa, are the proud parents of their beautiful daughter, Caymee, an incredible 8-month-old whose strength has inspired everyone around her. Just three days after she was born, Caymee underwent emergency surgery for a bowel blockage, followed by open-heart surgery and several additional procedures. At the end of July, she will face her biggest challenge yet—a complete tracheal reconstruction.
To give Caymee the best chance at recovery, Austin and Anissa will spend approximately six weeks in Denver while she heals. Between medical expenses, temporary housing, travel, and the specialized supplies Caymee needs every day, the financial burden has become significant.
That's why we're hosting Rally for Caymee—a day for our tennis family to come together in support of Austin, Anissa, and little Caymee. Whether you've known Austin for years or have crossed paths with him on the court, this is an opportunity to give back to someone who has given so much to others.
🎾 Come play.
❤️ Come support.
🎾 Come rally for Caymee.
Every participant, donation, and share will make a meaningful difference for this wonderful family as they focus on what matters most—helping Caymee heal.
Together, we can show the power of the tennis community and remind the Fermelia family that they are not facing this journey alone.

Green Ball is cancelled today due to wet courts! 7/27

The South High School Tennis team is hosting a fun filled Triples tournament on Monday! Everyone is welcome to come support the kids and have some fun competition.

There will be no green ball, orange ball, red ball, or adult drills on Cheyenne Day! 7/22

The Governor's Cup and Junior Governor's Cup are right around the corner, so don't forget to sign up!

The Governor's Cup is an adult tournament hosted by the Cheyenne Tennis Association. It is a ton of fun and your entry fee includes a lot of food, beverages, and a t-shirt. High Schoolers can play in the Open divisions.

The Junior Governor's Cup is the following weekend. High Schoolers from all over the region will get a preview of the competition for the high school season!

Links in the comments!

There will be no Level 6 group this evening. 7/13!

Congratulations to Frontier Park kids, Kamaile and David!!! We are so proud of you and will be cheering you on from Cheyenne! 🎉🥳

Six of Wyoming’s top junior tennis players are preparing to represent the Cowboy State on the national stage as Team Wyoming travels to Clemson University in South Carolina to compete in the 2026 Impact TeamTennis Junior Nationals from July 13 to 16, 2026.

The team features three girls and three boys from communities across Wyoming who earned the opportunity to compete through their dedication, sportsmanship, and strong performance at the Wyoming Impact TeamTennis Playoffs directed by Laramie’s Lea Bergman this past May. The team roster includes:

Whitney Bradfield - Casper/Kelly Walsh High School
Kamaile Reed - Cheyenne/Cheyenne Central High School
Lauren Bradfield - Casper/Kelly Walsh High School
Cody Litynski - Laramie/Laramie High School
Landon Ramsey - Casper/Kelly Walsh High School
David Smedley - Cheyenne/Cheyenne Central High School
Coach Lea Bergman - Laramie

The Impact TeamTennis national tournament, held at the Clemson University Tennis Complex, brings together teams of outstanding junior players from across the country for several days of competitive team tennis, emphasizing teamwork, leadership, and a love of the game. In addition to competing against some of the nation’s best young players, team members will gain valuable experience, build lasting friendships, and create memories that extend well beyond the tennis court.

Representing Wyoming at a national championship is a significant accomplishment, and Team Wyoming is excited to showcase the talent and determination that continues to develop across the state. The Wyoming tennis community has rallied around Team Wyoming, including support from the Alpine Tennis Association, Cheyenne Tennis Association, Casper Community Tennis Association, Casper Community Tennis Foundation, Wyoming Youth Tennis Foundation and USTA Wyoming.

Good luck, Team Wyoming! 🍀🍀🍀.

Congratulations!

A shout out to our 2026 USTA Wyoming USTA President's Impact Award Winners. These individuals have been invited to view 2026 US Open Fan Week events from the exclusive USTA President's Box in Arthur Ashe Stadium. USTA National President Brian Vahaley selected these individuals for their outstanding volunteer work in support of the USTA's goal to reach 35 million tennis players by 2035. Congratulations & well deserved, Wyoming volunteers!

Pictured top row, right to left: Kristen Huffman/Cheyenne, Dick Kean/Cheyenne, Elizabeth Clower/Laramie, Joe Manning/Jackson, Cheri Witz/Jackson

Pictured bottom row, right to left: Megan Barr/Cheyenne, Phil Harder/Green River, Annie Bergman/Laramie, Darin Anderson/Rock Springs, Lea Bergman/Laramie,

Casper Community Tennis Association Alpine Tennis Association Teton County Community Tennis Association Sweetwater County Tennis Association Cheyenne Tennis Association

Our second Orange and Green Ball Tournament of the season is coming up next week! Don't forget to get signed up! Link in the comments

The deadline to register for this is tomorrow! After tomorrow, the price goes up!

DEADLINE ALERT: Only a few days left to register for the lowest rate to participate in the 2nd Annual College Tennis Showcase.

More info ➡️ https://bit.ly/3RqEcRJ

Open to all high school tennis players & their parents/guardians, the 2nd Annual College Tennis Showcase presented by USTA Wyoming will share information about how players can be involved in competitive tennis after high school, whether that be in a college varsity program, a club tennis program or in adult leagues & tournaments.

The showcase will feature a tennis combine/skills assessment, recruitment video taping, college tennis style workout, a team tournament/competitive opportunities, a panel Q&A discussion answering questions about college tennis, information on how to find appropriate collegiate & club tennis programs and an opportunity to talk one-on-one to the college coaches & tennis experts in attendance.

The cost is $70 per player & includes Friday pizza and Saturday lunch. An enhanced player gift will be provided to showcase participants who register by Friday, July 3rd. Price increases to $85 per player after July 3rd.

Special room rates of $109+tax available for showcase participants at the Holiday Inn Express Casper. Room block expires on July 3rd.