SCORE Academy has chosen Clarence-Rockland as the home for its new 8-acre campus that will feature indoor and outdoor tennis and pickleball courts, accommodations, as well as food, retail, gym, and office space.
The location of the new academy will be on Highway 17.
On January 17th, Clarence-Rockland’s City Council unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the City and Rockland Racket Sports, which will develop the project to house SCORE Academy.
The MOU states that the facility will be open for public and community use, including memberships, court rentals, leagues, camps, tournaments, and drop-in classes.
In addition to the community use, the city says the campus will feature a performance tennis academy that will house students year-round and be led by world-class sporting coaches.
There will also be significant infrastructure for pickleball players, who can now access a year-round facility for drop-in games, leagues, and tournaments.
SCORE Academy has partnered with Rockland Racket Sport owners Aaron Markel and Brad Cartier to develop the project.
Clarence-Rockland says the local partners will oversee the construction of the facilities and portions of the ongoing operations. The MOU states the total project costs will be around $20 million for both phases.
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