Tennis Court Dimensions
court sizes?
what are the dimensions of a:
basketball court
tennis court and
volleyball court?
Basketball Court:
50 Ft by 96 Feet (NBA) or 80 Feet (High School): http://www.basketball-goals.com/IMAGES/nh.gif
Tennis Court 36 Feet by 78 Feet (in bounds) 60′ by 120′ (including regulation out of bounds):
http://www.novasports.com/tencrt.htm
Volleyball — 60 feet by 30 Feet (in bounds):
http://www.sportsknowhow.com/volleyball/dimensions/volleyball-court-dimensions.html
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