There are many who would argue that winning a USTA National Gold Ball is the ultimate prize for any competitive tennis player, from the seniors all the way down to
“It’s definitely possible to do both. Don’t let your academic drive limit you from doing anything else.” If you look at Jessica Widmark’s resume, this definitely seems easier said than
This past weekend, 130 #TeamSoCal players battled it out on the courts in Fountain Valley for a chance to go to NTRP Nationals. The winner of this event in each
Michele Mouttapa loves the thrill of competing and playing for her local Orange County USTA League. But there’s nothing quite like the feeling of captaining a team that goes all
“I definitely see tennis in my future for sure. I think the resources I have are invaluable and I have learned information I can pass on to younger players.”
As a stock market junkie and someone who works in the world of finance, Julie Mak knows more than anyone what it means to be invested. Mak is a successful
USTA Southern California is pleased to announce the 2021 Women’s Intersectionals teams. From nearly a hundred applications, just 42 players were selected to represent Southern California at the annual Intersectional
His father and coach no longer by his side, Isaiah Strode knows there will be times this week during play at the 134th Annual Southern California Open Section Championships that he
Sue Pendo and doubles partner Julie Juliani came into the recent USTA Hardcourt National Women’s 60s Championships unseeded and with no pressure to win, only to have a good time.
The USTA NTRP National Championships concluded last month, with Southern California boasting multiple national champions in 2021. Concurrently, the Section has announced a new endorsement process for advancement to national