Tennis Channel features ACEing Autism
Tennis Channel reports on ACEing Autism’s annual clinic at the US Open 2022. Watch Video
ACEing Autism teaches kids with autism how to play tennis
The U.S. Open begins Monday, but before the pros take center-stage, youngsters with autism hit the courts. FOX 5 NY looks at how the program did more than just help them with their serves. Watch Video
Meet Richard Spurling, Founder at ACEing Autism
We had the good fortune of connecting with Richard Spurling and we’ve shared our conversation below. Read Full Article
Mike Murphy – Director Set Point Tennis
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Good Day Sacramento – ACEing Autism
ACEing Autism is on a mission for children with autism to grow, develop and benefit from social connections and fitness through affordable tennis programming. Molly checks it out! Watch Video
Program helps children with autism connect with tennis, others
Helping children diagnosed with autism connect and grow through the sport of tennis is the mission of the nonprofit organization ACEing Autism. The central Ohio chapter began through a local high school player’s love and dedication to the sport. With every swing of the racket and successful volley over the net, Arya Chabria aims to…
International program that helps kids on the autism spectrum makes a stop in Colorado
On Sunday mornings, you’ll find Craig Marshall running up and down a tennis court, leading a lively group at the Parker Racquet Club. A handful of kids take over Court 1 with racquets in hand, practicing drills ahead of their match. Read Full Article
ACEing Autism launches in Washington, D.C.
With picture-perfect weather and on beautiful blue and green courts, eight children with autism spectrum disorder came for their first tennis lesson with ACEing Autism’s Washington, D.C. program held at the William Fitzgerald Tennis Center in September. Read Full Article
Tucson JCC tennis program helps kids on autism spectrum grow, interact with others
Tucson’s JCC is joining a growing network of facilities across the country that helps kids and teens with autism play and interact with others through tennis. Next Sunday’s launch of the ACEing Autism program at the Tucson JCC, 3800 E. River Road, is the idea of Miguel Coelho, who moved from Barcelona in 2018. Since…
Livingston couple brings nationwide special needs tennis program to New Jersey
Livingston residents and tennis-lovers Erik Trojian and Geline Midouin were watching a segment on the Tennis Channel when they discovered ACEing Autism, a tennis program for children and teens with autism spectrum disorder. Read Full Article