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The Omaha Clay Courts Association was formed in 2002 by a group of tennis enthusiasts concerned about the continuation of tennis activities at Dewey Park and interested in the possibility of having clay courts at that site. The main purpose of the group was to form an agreement with the city of Omaha for the construction, ongoing operation and maintenance of such courts. Under the leadership of Jack Mallett, a volunteer board of directors was formed and more than 130 people contributed to become charter members. With this show of interest, the City of Omaha, through the Department of Parks and Recreation, provided major funding for the construction of three clay courts, which were completed in mid-summer, 2005.
The OCCA was formed as a non-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) entity for the daily operation and maintenance of the courts. Contributions to OCCA beyond the membership fees are tax-deductible.
Our Community
Experience the unique benefits of playing on clay and connect with fellow enthusiasts in Omaha.
Membership
Discover why clay is the ultimate surface for developing technique and endurance. And let's not forget the 10 degree cooler temps on court and the gentler impact on the joints.
Leagues and Youth Programs
We offer evening adult leagues to accommodate different levels as well as daytime and weekend opportunities for juniors looking to expand their tennis footprint.
Events & Socials
Our annual events including our wooden racquet social are a fun way to socialize on and off the court. A food truck, door prizes and live music top off a perfect way to spend the afternoon.
Join Our Community
Interested in learning more about the Omaha Clay Court Association? Fill out the form below and someone from our organization will get back to you about individual membership, household memberships or playing as a non-member/visitor.
