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Need help? See our
Staff Directory.
For quick access to common tennis sites, use the "Helpful Links"
box in the left column. |
 2013
Summer Community Tennis Series coming to your neighborhood
USTA Colorado is breaking out the 36-foot Sport Court, the foam balls and
kid-sized racquets and causing a "racquet" in your neighborhood with the 2013
Summer Community Tennis Series. Youth and their families
are invited to join us for a day of fun in the sun and experience the benefits
of the lifetime sport of tennis. Please bring any gently used racquets along for
donation to
Racquets for All. Your donation will go even further because Subaru will put
a new racquet in the hands of a child in need for the first 400 that are
collected in 2013.
The first stop on the tour is at the
Denver Arts & Venue Five Points Jazz Festival,
Saturday May 18. The Summer Community Tennis Series is brought to you USTA
Colorado, in partnership with
Sport Court of the Rockies and
Subaru. For more information, contact
Paula McClain at 303/695-4116 ext. 220. |
 2013
Challenger (Formally Satellite) Ineligibility List
Each year, under USTA Colorado Junior Challenger (formally Satellite) Tournament
Regulations certain players are identified as too advanced for Challenger tournament play.
Players who fall into these categories are determined from 2012 sanctioned tournament play
and rankings.
Click here to view the list. |
 Colorado
Tennis (Spring 2013) now online
The Spring 2013 issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper is now available for free
at our newsstand.
Don't miss the cover story, a primer about the big changes for 2013, as well as
the HighFIVE, ProFiles and of course the latest BUZZ in the Colorado tennis
community. |
 2013
Big Book of Colorado Tennis now online
The digital version of the 2013 Big Book of Colorado Tennis is now available
at our newsstand.
All current members with up-to-date addresses with the USTA should receive a
hard copy of the Official Publication of Tennis Lovers in the next few weeks.
Complete with a full description of junior and adult play offerings, the 2013
sanctioned tournament schedule, as well as the 2012 final rankings, this year's
Big Book has been redesigned with parents in mind. We re-tooled the juniors
section, and made some changes to the adults section as well. Check it out
today! |
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& Under Tennis/QuickStart: Tennis on a smaller scale for Kids!
The
QuickStart tennis format gives kids a chance to play tennis
appropriately sized to fit their needs. Shorter courts, smaller
racquets, and slower balls lead to a more successful experience. |
 CollegeBOUND:
USTA Colorado’s Guide to Playing College Tennis
For parents of junior tennis players, helping them find the perfect
college can feel like a monumental challenge. We’re here to help make
that process more manageable.
Download the 4-part series, which ran in
Colorado Tennis newspaper in 2010. |
Members, update your information
Did you know that:
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The
USTA Colorado does not maintain any membership information and does not have the ability to
update membership
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The
USTA Colorado, Tournament Directors, etc. obtain your membership
information from the USTA each time it is needed so your most
current information is always used. |
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Tournament Directors use your contact information to reach you if there
are changes to the draw? |
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Your publications
can not be forwarded if you don't have a valid current
address on file with the USTA? |
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You will not be
made aware of special promotions if your contact information is
out of date. |
USTA members are encouraged to update their mailing and contact
information with the USTA whenever they make a change. Updating your information is easy. Simply visit USTA.com and click
MEMBERSHIP to join, renew, or update your information. You can also call
the USTA at 800/990-USTA (8782) or email
memberservices@USTA.com.
Stay connected. Keep your information current. |
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