#TEAMSOCAL HOSTS NORCAL AT JKC
The Maze Cup stands as a distinguished annual team competition showcasing the top juniors in the Boys’ and Girls’ 18 and 16 divisions from both Northern California and Southern California. This year, SoCal is proud to host the event at the Jack Kramer Club in Rolling Hills Estates – the first time since 1974 that Southern California has hosted it outside of Bakersfield.
SOCAL TEAMS AND PLAYERS GEAR UP FOR NCAA D1 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Teams that punched their ticket to the NCAA tournament are ready for play to begin this week. Selections have also been announced for the singles and doubles championships.
USTA NTRP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CONCLUDE WITH DOUBLES ACTION
The NTRP National Championships for 2024 featured singles and doubles events for three age divisions: 18+, 40+ and 55+ and a mixed doubles event for the 18+ division.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NAMED TOP SECTION FOR TENNIS PARTICIPATION
Tennis is experiencing a remarkable surge in popularity, marking its fourth consecutive year of growth. With a staggering 2.2 million active players, SoCal tops the nation in participation.
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.
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