Tennis players across Southern California remain eager to return to everyday life, hoping for a sense of normalcy as summer months arrive. In San Diego, as recreational outlets like gyms
Tennis fans awaiting the return of Roger Federer in 2020 were stunned to hear the 20-time Grand Slam champion announce he will not compete for the remainder of the year.
Tennis enthusiasts across Southern California will find a vibrant and interactive digital home at USTAsocal.com, as the Section launches a brand new website that re-imagines tennis across Southern California. The
Just days after announcing he had turned professional, recently graduated USC All-American Brandon Holt captured a non-sanctioned “Backyard Barnstorming Tour” tournament with three impressive wins over the weekend. The 22-year-old Holt,
Tennis Facilities Opening Under New Safety Guidelines; USTA Southern California Targets July 1 to Resume USTA League and Tournament Programming For the past few months, USTA tennis programming has been in a
UPDATED May 18, 2020 Due to the ongoing health crisis concerning COVID-19, USTA Southern California has extended the suspension of all Section tennis tournaments, events, and activities through June
This column by Christopher Clarey first appeared in the New York Times, April 25, 2020. When Roger Federer, with time on his hands in the midst of tennis’s shutdown, floated
An unfortunate accident nearly a year ago has kept one of Southern California’s top teaching professionals off the court, out of work and in dire financial need, and the tennis
We are living in a new world with things changing day-by-day, hour-by-hour concerning the pandemic COVID-19 and the potential spread of the infectious coronavirus through close human contact. Even in
The cloudy and gloomy skies that settled into the Southland Monday morning matched the mood of tennis fans everywhere – especially those here in Southern California. The forecast for the