Learn to play matches without losing confidence or enjoyment.
The 359 student tournament helps players experience points, pressure, choices and sportsmanship in a safe and positive setting.
What a student tournament looks like
Real photos from our own tournaments at the NTC and TV De Kegel: playing matches, shaking hands and finishing the day together.
Handshake after the match
High five between matches
At the TVK × 359 banner
Proud finalists
Club Championships 2026
Finishing together
More than a tournament
Twice per season we organise an exclusive tournament for our own students. A day or evening full of tennis fun, new friendships and sporting challenges — with your own coach by your side!
The 359.tennis Student Tournament is organised 2× per season at NTC de Kegel in Amstelveen, near Amsterdam. Exclusively for 359.tennis students, grouped by level and age: Tennis Kids, Juniors, and Adults.
Development through match experience
Many students play their very first matches at our tournaments. How great is it to do this with your own coach watching and cheering you on!
Who can participate?
Everyone is grouped by level and age. This way, every player faces opponents of similar ability.
Tennis Kids
Our youngest players experience matches in a safe, playful environment. Adapted courts and balls for maximum fun.
Juniors
Singles and doubles for our juniors. Grouped by level so everyone is challenged and can grow.
Adults
Singles and doubles for adult students. A perfect mix of competitive play and social fun.
Fun comes first
Short matches with plenty of time between rounds for a drink and a snack. Our coaches are present all day to encourage, give tips and enjoy the atmosphere.
Our goal is to develop our students, and student tournaments are an important part of this process. Playing with and against each other at your own level, in a safe and familiar environment.
About the student tournament
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From our Knowledge Base
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How to prepare for your first tournament?
Mental resilience in tennis
How mental strength contributes to performance and growth.
From recreational to competitive tennis
When and how to make the step to competitive tennis?
KNLTB rating explained
How the KNLTB rating system works and what your score means.
Practical information
Exact times, dates, costs and registration details will follow soon.
Keep an eye on this page or contact us at [email protected] for more information.