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Green-Dickson Park court improvements

Court project

Green-Dickson Park needs our help.

STA is organizing support for court improvements that make local tennis safer, more consistent, and easier to grow.

Current priorityBackboard, windscreens, lighting, and court restructuring.

How to giveMail a donation or use Sage Bank in Shiner.

QuestionsEmail hello@shinertennis.org.

Donation options Ask about support

Project roadmap

Court priorities at a glance

These are the current Green-Dickson Park improvement areas STA is organizing support around.

Current priority

Backboard

Replace the worn backboard so players have a safer, more useful practice surface.

Current priority

Windscreens

Replace damaged windscreens and improve day-to-day court comfort.

Planning priority

Lighting

Improve court lighting so evening play can be safer and easier to schedule.

Long-term work

Court restructuring

Plan larger court improvements for better long-term use at Green-Dickson Park.

Donation options

Supporters can donate by mail to Shiner Tennis Association, P.O. Box 431, Shiner, Texas 77984, or through Sage Bank in Shiner, Texas. Please note Shiner Tennis Association with the donation so it can be routed correctly.

How support helps

Prioritize court work with clear community support behind it.
Keep Green-Dickson Park more useful for youth, adult, and tournament play.
Give supporters a concrete way to help improve local tennis access.
Document visible needs so project conversations stay practical.

Weathered tennis backboard at the courts — **Backboard replacement** The existing backboard has visible wear and needs replacement so players can practice safely and consistently.

Damaged windscreen panels on a chain-link fence — **Windscreen replacement** Damaged windscreens are part of the current improvement list and will be replaced as the project moves forward.

Cracks visible across the tennis court playing surface — **Court restructuring** The courts show cracking and surface wear that need a larger restructuring effort rather than a cosmetic patch.

Large damaged area on the tennis court surface — **Surface repair needs** Visible surface damage helps explain why the association is prioritizing court work for future play.

Help support the work

Shiner Tennis Association is working to improve the local tennis facilities so organized play, instruction, and community tennis opportunities have a stronger home court.

Mail: Shiner Tennis Association, P.O. Box 431, Shiner, Texas 77984 Bank: Sage Bank in Shiner, Texas

Ask about supporting the project