The most successful player in University of San Diego tennis history, August Holmgren was looking for a way to extend his five-year stay in his adopted hometown following the upcoming
Damu Bobb is a man who wears many hats. He lives and breathes sports media as an Emmy-winning professional, plays the role of tennis dad on SoCal sidelines, and feels
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
Three of Southern California’s premier annual tournaments are on the horizon, each with its own storied history and roster of past winners that reads like a who’s who of American
Originally left on the sidelines as his dad and older brother practiced tennis together, seven-year-old Eric Hahn finally asked if he could tag along to practice one day and never
It took a leap of faith and an unlikely destination some 2,000 miles east of home for the Canete sisters to re-discover their love of tennis and the joy of
It took a leap of faith and an unlikely destination some 2,000 miles east of home for the Canete sisters to re-discover their love of tennis and the joy of
Started as a way to bring the best Northern and Southern California junior tennis players together to compete and prepare for the East Coast summer National events way back in
The 54th FILA Easter Bowl, which serves as the USTA National Spring Championships, concluded this weekend in Indian Wells with junior singles and doubles competition. After a stellar performance at
Palo Alto, Calif. (March 28, 2022) — Universal Tennis is announcing a co-branded partnership with the SoCal Final 8 Junior Masters Championships, a prestigious junior event taking place in November,
Introduced to tennis at eight years old, Ethan Henderson has found himself following a passion for ten years and has seen it turn from a hobby into an integral part
“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
“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
Looking for a shot at the NTRP National Championships? USTA Southern California is completing our #TeamSoCal bid process with players who wish to be considered for direct entry into the
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
The 2022 USTA Leagues season is just around the corner! We’re ready to kick off another season of fun, competition, and camaraderie for players of all skill levels and age
Damu Bobb is a man who wears many hats. He lives and breathes sports media as an Emmy-winning professional, plays the role of tennis dad on SoCal sidelines, and feels
Damu Bobb is a man who wears many hats. He lives and breathes sports media as an Emmy-winning professional, plays the role of tennis dad on SoCal sidelines, and feels
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
The most successful player in University of San Diego tennis history, August Holmgren was looking for a way to extend his five-year stay in his adopted hometown following the upcoming
The most successful player in University of San Diego tennis history, August Holmgren was looking for a way to extend his five-year stay in his adopted hometown following the upcoming
Originally left on the sidelines as his dad and older brother practiced tennis together, seven-year-old Eric Hahn finally asked if he could tag along to practice one day and never
The UCLA Bruins were crowned Tennis On Campus national champions on Saturday at the USTA National Campus as they defeated the UC Berkeley in a rematch of the 2019 final.
It took a leap of faith and an unlikely destination some 2,000 miles east of home for the Canete sisters to re-discover their love of tennis and the joy of
Her long commute days long over, Eryn Cayetano is now just living a short skateboard ride away from her classes and the tennis courts at USC. A junior and the
April is Autism Acceptance Month, an observance to highlight the increasing number of individuals on the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the impacts on families. The observance was created by
April is Autism Acceptance Month, an observance to highlight the increasing number of individuals on the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the impacts on families. The observance was created by
SoCal Adaptive Sports is an organization that looks to make tennis an accessible sport for people of all backgrounds and abilities throughout Southern California. The organization was founded in June
“She’s legally blind in her right eye, so I didn’t think she’d see the ball,” said Heather Osborn about her daughter, Marie Osborn. Aside from that, Marie Osborn certainly has
Having been involved in the world of adaptive and wheelchair sports at UCLA for a decade, Michael Garafola hopes to drive the UCLA Wheelchair Tennis program forward by treating it
In Southern California, two organizations will receive grant support, including ASRA/Wheelchair Tennis San Diego (Carlsbad) and West Coast Wheelchair Tennis Association (Hollywood).
Three of Southern California’s premier annual tournaments are on the horizon, each with its own storied history and roster of past winners that reads like a who’s who of American
Three of Southern California’s premier annual tournaments are on the horizon, each with its own storied history and roster of past winners that reads like a who’s who of American
In its recovery from the lengthy pandemic layoff, tennis has seen significant and sustainable growth, especially here in Southern California. Alongside tennis, other racquet sports such as padel and pickleball
The girls tennis team of San Diego’s Canyon Crest Academy (CCA) overthrew the greatest dynasty in California girls’ sports history and started their own 4-year dynastic run. This week the
Once a talented young girl from Chicago’s West Side, Katrina Adams broke barriers as the first black woman to capture the Illinois state high school singles tennis championship, which she
LOS ANGELES (April 22, 2022) – USTA Southern California and Wilson Sporting Goods Co. today announce a new partnership that promotes the ongoing development of sustainable and recyclable products, while