When it comes to USTA tennis in Southern California, Greg Bogie has run the gamut. Over the years, the Los Angeles resident has found himself competing on all levels in
Liz Louis is a USTA Adult Leagues competitor and team captain, which means she’s as vital on the court as she is on the sidelines. It’s a busy job, but
USTA Southern California Co-Area League Coordinators for the Los Angeles area, Debbie Halim and Michelle Kramer have both managed stressful yet rewarding professional careers while building successful leagues in a
Get back on the court in July with some convenient and competitive USTA FLEX tournaments all across Southern California! FLEX events are tournaments designed with a modern, busy lifestyle in
If you grew up playing or following junior and high school tennis in Southern California in the mid-1980s through the end of the century, you were aware that the road
UPDATE 6/25 Suspension of Tournament Play Through July Please consult your Area League Coordinator for updates on League activities. In various formats, public and private tennis activity has begun to
The distinct “thwack” sound when racquet strings connect with tennis ball is nearly inaudible for Christopher Daniels, a 33-year-old Los Angeles resident who was born hearing impaired, but fell in
Playing doubles with your son in a sanctioned Sectional tennis match is not a new concept, they’ve being doing it for years in events like the USTA National Father-Son Tournament.
Bobby Williams from the Beach Cities was recently honored as the overall USTA League Captain of the Year at the third annual USTA League Captains’ Luncheon held at Seasons 52
You can’t help but share a quick chuckle with Bobby Williams when he tells you how he got started in the game of tennis. “Two $9.99 rackets at Wal-Mart at