TWO WEEKS OF DOUBLES IN THE DESERT
Closing out the month of January, SoCal Doubles League Sectionals was held in the desert over two consecutive weekends. Players from all 13 areas in the section traveled to Palm Desert to compete, battling it out at Omni Rancho Las Palmas, Mission Hills Country Club and College of the Desert. The first weekend featured gender-based doubles at the 2.5, 3.5 and 4.5 levels, while the following weekend showcased doubles at 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0.
LIFELONG FRIENDS AND CANCER SURVIVORS STILL POSTING WINS
First junior rivals and then college teammates and roommates at UC-Irvine, Bruce Man-Son-Hing and Rob Hinkel have had their share of similar health issues over the past few years.
ERIKA BOND’S ALL-LOVE RACQUET CLUB EVENTS BRING CULTURE
As February celebrates Black History Month, there is no one more aware of the meaning of what this landmark month represents than Erika Bond, the founder of All-Love Racquet Club.
2025 AUSTRALIAN OPEN: SOCAL TALENT SHINES WHILE NEW STARS RISE
Over the course of the two-week tournament, 27 Team SoCal players made their presence felt on the global stage, competing across a wide range of events in singles, doubles, and mixed.
UPCOMING USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EVENTS
WELCOME TO USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
WELCOME TO USTA
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Southern California has always been synonymous with tennis. We produce champions, make headlines, fill courts and bond communities. Tennis is a game for all in Southern California. Professional players train here year-round with access to world-class coaches. Adults play in leagues and tournaments that combine competition and community. Juniors have access to a pathway of tournaments that can prepare them for innumerable college programs. And, children are exposed to the compelling nature of the sport through city parks, schools and tennis clubs.
USTA Southern California serves all of these diverse constituencies by providing resources and programming, supporting our players, and celebrating the tennis lifestyle that is uniquely part of SoCal culture.
Southern California has always been synonymous with tennis. We produce champions, make headlines, fill courts and bond communities. Tennis is a game for all in SoCal. Professional players train here year-round with access to world-class coaches. Adults play in leagues and tournaments that combine competition and community. Juniors have access to a pathway of tournaments that can prepare them for innumerable college programs. And, children are exposed to the compelling nature of the sport through city parks, schools and tennis clubs.
USTA Southern California serves all of these diverse constituencies by providing resources and programming, supporting our players, and celebrating the tennis lifestyle that is uniquely part of SoCal culture.
JOIN THE GAME.