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Photos: WTA stars take part in Come Play clinics in NYC

Ahead of the US Open, Jessica Pegula, Alycia Parks, Danielle Collins, Jennifer Brady and Shelby Rogers participated in youth clinics for the WTA's community outreach program, Come Play Presented by Morgan Stanley.

01 /06
The WTA’s community outreach program, Come Play Presented by Morgan Stanley, came to New York for a week of pre-US Open activities bringing the sport of tennis to communities around the city.

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02 /06
World No.3 Jessica Pegula was one of the WTA stars at a clinic for 50 girls and boys from the Harlem Junior Tennis & Education Program (HJTEP).

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03 /06
WTA stars Alycia Parks and Danielle Collins also participated in last Wednesday's clinic at the Howard Bennett Playground in Harlem.

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04 /06
Pegula took to the court in the clinic for the HJTEP, which is run by WTA legend and Executive Director Katrina Adams. The HJTEP has served more than 20,000 youths since 1972.

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05 /06
The HJTEP uses tennis as a tool for positive behavior and fitness and offers educational programs emphasizing academic excellence and emotional resiliency.

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06 /06
On Thursday, WTA stars Shelby Rogers and Jennifer Brady took part in a second clinic for the City Parks Foundation, which provides free tennis instruction year-round to thousands of kids in more than 30 parks throughout the five boroughs.

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