Wilson US Open Orange Tournament Tennis Balls, 3 Ball Can

The middle stage of junior tennis decides who keeps climbing. Rushing it costs more than it saves.

A full speed ball forces short swings and bad habits, while this one gives a young player room to swing out.

Rallies That Last: The orange ball is low compression and bounces about 50 percent lower than a standard ball. Points stretch past two shots and real patterns start to form.

Sized for the 60 Foot Court: It is built for competitive 10 and under play on 60 foot courts. Your junior covers the court, recovers to the middle and finishes the point at the net.

Matched to the Frame: It is meant for 23 to 25 inch rackets. Ball speed and racket length line up, so contact stays clean.

Confidence Through Contact: Slower and easier to hit means more balls struck in the middle of the strings. That feeling repeated becomes the stroke they keep.

Approved for Competition: It is USTA and ITF approved. Orange tournament matches use the same ball they practice with.

The next stage is earned on this court, so put the right ball in play.