Arlington, VA

Community Program

Sleepy Hollow Recreation Association Tennis Courts

3538 Sleepy Hollow Rd
Falls Church, VA 22041


*Look for the Shark sign at the entrance. We will be utilizing the back courts – volunteers and signs will be available for additional guidance*

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Program Dates

Fall 2025

Saturdays

October 4, 18, 25

November 1

11:00 – 12:00 p.m. (ages 5-18)

Financial Info

$80

Scholarships
At ACEing Autism, we believe every child should have access to our programs, regardless of financial circumstances. To support families, we proudly accept a variety or funding options, including:

  • Self-Determination Funding or Scholarship Accounts
  • ACEing Autism Scholarship

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Program Directors

Leah Williams

Hi! My name is Leah Williams, and I’m a student at Yorktown High School. I’ve been playing tennis since I was five, and it has become a great way for me to stay active and connect with my community. At Yorktown, I’m a member of the varsity tennis and varsity field hockey teams. We started ACEing Autism Arlington in 2024, and I currently serve as a Program Director. This role allows me to bring together two things I’m most passionate about: tennis and helping others. Beyond sports, I enjoy spending time at the beach, catching up with friends, and going to concerts.

Program Directors

Michael Kuoh

Michael Kuoh started ACEing Autism Arlington with Leah Williams in 2024. He is passionate about playing sports and serving his community. Ever since he was a child, he loved the fun, socialization, and exercise aspects of tennis, soccer, basketball, and swimming. He is currently a member of the varsity tennis and varsity swim teams at Yorktown High School. He also loved helping others and started volunteering with Best Buddies since middle school. Bringing his two passions together, Michael set up ACEing Autism in Arlington, VA so local volunteers can help neurodiverse children enjoy sports through community support and peer-modeling. Outside of sports and volunteering, he enjoys trying different cuisines, listening to music, and playing his pit-mix, Yasha.