The USTA Foundation, the charitable arm of the United States Tennis Association, has awarded grants totaling nearly $3 million to 155 National Junior Tennis & Learning chapters (NJTL) nationwide, including
“The biggest takeaway for me in tennis is building a sense of community.”
A Division 1 tennis standout from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, 20-year-old Ivan Smith was 6-3 in singles along with posting 14 wins in doubles action
The consequences of the war in Ukraine extend into every corner of the world, including the world of tennis players here in Southern California. Players from Ukraine that might otherwise
The Director of Junior Excellence program at the First Break Academy in Carson, JR Sarmiento has been a staple on the courts in Carson since he was a child. “I’ve
A tennis player since the age of twelve, Jerome Jones rose through the ranks of the USTA SoCal and National circuits, reaching number one in SoCal before going on to
Being well-rounded both in athletics and performing arts has always been important for members of the Suh family from the City of Orange. Fifteen-year-old Nathaniel holds a USTA national ranking
“I’ve found this path that I just want to stay on, you know, for the rest of my life on Earth.” These are the strong and assured words of Michael
The impact of Billie Jean King’s career and her work to empower women and female athletes is unmeasurable. This year especially holds a significance in the advancement of Women’s sports
For the girls’ and boys’ tennis players at Martin Luther King Jr. High School in Riverside, there is a sense honor and privilege playing for and representing their school named