Wait and see. That’s the best if only option for tournament organizers looking to jumpstart their 2021 season with some of Southern California’s most popular events on the annual spring
The college tennis world is looking up at Southern California, as our Section dominates the pre-season ITA rankings released this week, including a firm hold on the nation’s top Division
USTA Southern California and Tecnifibre are pleased to announce an exciting new partnership beginning in 2021. One of the fastest growing premium brands in the tennis industry, Tecnifibre will be
#TeamSoCal heads down under this month as the qualifying rounds of the Australian Open get underway. After a stellar rookie year in 2020, San Diego’s Brandon Nakashima returns to Melbourne
The Southern California tennis community received some much-needed feel-good news to put an end to a tumultuous 2020: the venerable 47-year-old Claremont Club had been sold with plans at re-opening
As we head into the new year, USTA Southern California would like to provide some updates on our programming. TOURNAMENTS:We anticipate that scheduling of USTA tournaments will resume on February
USTA Southern California has announced the cancellation of all sanctioned junior tournaments effective Monday, December 7 through the end of the calendar year. No new junior tournament will begin after
USTA Southern California has announced the cancellation of all sanctioned junior tournaments effective Monday, December 7 through the end of the calendar year. No new junior tournament will begin after
Eight years ago, budding soccer star Maxine Murphy suffered a dreadful snowboard accident that forever altered her young life. After months of grueling rehabilitation, the Laguna Niguel native defied the
The arrival of fall weather in San Diego brought two days of intermittent showers to Barnes Tennis Center, playing havoc with the match schedule at the 118th USTA Southern California
The opening rounds of the 118th USTA Southern California Junior Sectionals are in the books, setting up an exciting second weekend of play to determine the 2020 champions. Beginning Friday,
Their victories secured with trophies in hand, the Redondo siblings of San Diego piled into the family station wagon and headed for home. The year was 1972 and the USTA
The return of FLEX format competition this summer was a welcome respite for local tennis players eager to get back on the court and regain some sense of everyday normalcy.
The return of FLEX format competition this summer was a welcome respite for local tennis players eager to get back on the court and regain some sense of everyday normalcy.
The popularity of USTASoCal’s FLEX singles tournaments continues to grow, and as the demand for doubles play increases, the Section is pleased to launch One Doubles – a flexible format
After much consideration and communication with local staff and tennis providers, USTA Southern California has made the difficult decision to cancel traditional league programming for Fall, 2020. Currently, most county
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
In Gina O’Brien’s comical new film First One In, the main character Madi Cooke (Kat Foster) joins a prestigious real estate firm led by a tennis-obsessed owner, and when the
There was a point in time a few months back when Marty Woods figured the popular food and toy holiday giveaway that has occurred in December the past nine years
There was a point in time a few months back when Marty Woods figured the popular food and toy holiday giveaway that has occurred in December the past nine years
To support its business imperative of diversity and inclusion both internally and across the sport of tennis, the USTA has named Marisa Grimes as its Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer.
Each year, USTA Southern California awards grants to deserving organizations that assist in the development of tennis programming, often within underserved communities and in places where access is limited. This
USTA Southern California is proud to acknowledge two exceptional student-athletes who have been recognized for their winning entries to the USTA Foundation NJTL Essay Grant competition. Malachi Wroten, an 11-year
Excerpt from “Tennis Champion Kim Clijsters Will Wear This Black Woman–Owned Label for Her Return to the U.S. Open,” Vogue 8/31/20 For the last few months, Clijsters has been working
The college tennis world is looking up at Southern California, as our Section dominates the pre-season ITA rankings released this week, including a firm hold on the nation’s top Division
The college tennis world is looking up at Southern California, as our Section dominates the pre-season ITA rankings released this week, including a firm hold on the nation’s top Division
Irvine’s Alex Petrov will arrive in Iowa City to start the new year, realizing a life-long dream of playing Division I tennis for the Hawkeyes at the University of Iowa. At
There was doubt along the way, to be sure. But when the opportunity arose for Max McKennon to compete in the final junior Grand Slam tournament of 2020, he wasn’t
What a difference a year makes for the college tennis players of Southern California and across the nation. At this time in 2019, the fall season were in full swing
5:30pm (Sun) There were three big singles titles awarded on Sunday. Rafael Nadal won the first of course, but in Southern California all eyes were on the championship round of
Her love for tennis and her desire to make tennis a lifelong profession inspired Kaitlin Tsue to achieve something no one like her has ever done before. A few years
Her love for tennis and her desire to make tennis a lifelong profession inspired Kaitlin Tsue to achieve something no one like her has ever done before. A few years
All it took was one call, and Dee Henry immediately knew. The caller wanted to know how she could try wheelchair tennis, and Henry had to smile, knowing the recently
Tennis has its share of storied rivalries, some fierce and others gentlemanly. Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe defined the competitiveness of the men’s game in the 1980s as Chris Evert
Wait and see. That’s the best if only option for tournament organizers looking to jumpstart their 2021 season with some of Southern California’s most popular events on the annual spring
Wait and see. That’s the best if only option for tournament organizers looking to jumpstart their 2021 season with some of Southern California’s most popular events on the annual spring
USTA Southern California and Tecnifibre are pleased to announce an exciting new partnership beginning in 2021. One of the fastest growing premium brands in the tennis industry, Tecnifibre will be
#TeamSoCal heads down under this month as the qualifying rounds of the Australian Open get underway. After a stellar rookie year in 2020, San Diego’s Brandon Nakashima returns to Melbourne
The Southern California tennis community received some much-needed feel-good news to put an end to a tumultuous 2020: the venerable 47-year-old Claremont Club had been sold with plans at re-opening
As we head into the new year, USTA Southern California would like to provide some updates on our programming. TOURNAMENTS:We anticipate that scheduling of USTA tournaments will resume on February