Siauliai Budgetary InstitutionTennisSchool (abbr. SiauliaiTennisSchool).

On 1 Sep 1989, Executive Committee of Siauliai Congress of People's Deputies established the SiauliaiTennisSchool; on 2 Nov 2000, upon establishment of Siauliai City Municipality Council, it was reorganised into the TennisSchool under the Siauliai Physical Culture and Sports Centre (division of the Siauliai Physical Culture and Sports Centre). Since 02/01/2004, upon establishment of Siauliai City Municipality Council, it was reorganised to SiauliaiCityMunicipalBudgetary InstitutionTennisSchool (public legal entity, municipal budgetary institution). A sports branch cultivated: lawn tennis.

Primary coaches: Remigijus Balžekas, Regimantas Uogela, Nijolė Dilytė, Romas Karpavičius, Saulius Žičkus.

Distinguished pupils: Gitanas Mažonas (a champion of Lithuania: singles 1989, doubles 1991, singles and doubles 1992, singles 1994), Eugenijus Cariovas (a champion of Lithuania: singles 1996), Tomas Petrauskas (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 1997, Ilona Jarkova (a champion of Lithuania: singles 1997, doubles 2000), Paulius Jurkėnas (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 1998, singles, doubles 1999,  mixed doubles, singles 2001), Simas Kučas (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 2007, doubles 2008), Dovydas Šakinis (a champion of Lithuania: singles 2008, singles and doubles 2009), Gabrielė Sinskaitė (a champion of Lithuania: singles 2008), Justina Petraitytė (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 2008), Neda Vyšniauskaitė (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 2009), Tomas Kirstukas (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 2009), Julius Tverijonas (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 2010), Aleksas Tverijonas (a champion of Lithuania: doubles 2010). Ričardas Berankis (European Tennis Association’s 2004 Junior „Masters“ (14) championship: 1^st place; 2004  International „Junior Orange Bowl“ (14) championship: 1^st place; 2007 International „Junior Orange Bowl“ (18) championship: 1^st place; 2007 Junior US Open (18&under) championship: 1^st place; 2007 Junior Tennis Global Rankings (18): 1^st place; Professional Tennis Association’s Rankings: 459^th place in 2008, 324^th place in 2009, 106^th place in 2010, 125^th place in 2011). Aivaras Balžekas (2002 Professional Tennis Association’s Rankings: 926^th place). Dovydas Šakinis (2008 European Tennis Association’s Junior „Masters“ (16) championship: 3^rd place; 2010 Professional Tennis Association’s Rankings: 806^th place). Iveta Dapkutė (2007 International „Junior Orange Bowl“ (14) championship: 1^st place), Lukas Mugevičius (2009 European Tennis Association’s Junior „Masters“ (16) championship: 4^th place). Justina Mikulskytė (2011 European Youth Olympic Festival, doubles 3^rd place).

Distinguished coaches: Remigijus Balžekas (a honoured coach of Lithuania, captain of the Lithuanian national men‘s tennis team), Šarūnas Kunlys (a honoured coach of Lithuania, a captain of the Lithuanian junior team), Rita Romencovienė (National sports coach, a captain of the Lithuanian junior team).

In 2012, there work 8 coaches, practise 250 tennis-players, 3 national team players, 2 youth team members, 5 junior team members.

Sports centres:

Tennis complex (a building and 5 tennis courts), address – S. Lukauskio str. 7, Siauliai, a year of construction – 1950, right of property – Siauliai City Municipality Council, 2004, law of trust - Siauliai Budgetary Institution Tennis School, 2004.  

Tennis complex (a building and 6 tennis courts), address – Gardino str. 10, Siauliai, a year of construction – 1987, right of property – Siauliai City Municipality Council, 2004, law of trust – Siauliai Budgetary Institution Tennis School, 2004.  

Indoor tennis courts (4 tennis courts 4 tennis courts with a basement complex of domestic and ancillary facilities), address – Gardino str. 8 Siauliai, a year of construction – 1992, right of property – Siauliai City Municipality Council, 2004, law of trust - Siauliai Budgetary Institution Tennis School, 2004.

Directors: Stasys Monkus (1989), Regimantas Uogela (1990-1992), Pranas Tučkus (1992-1993), Remigijus Balžekas (1993-2006), Ramūnas Grušas (2006 up to now).