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 10
& 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. |
 Get
your kids in the game at a Tennis Play Day
Play Days are a great way for kids 10 and under to play tennis in a fun,
non-threatening, non-elimination, competitive environment. It's a wonderful way
to get ready for that next step of playing Junior Team Tennis and in sanctioned
junior tournaments. |
 2012
Big Book of Colorado Tennis now available
The digital version of the 2012 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 2012 sanctioned tournament
schedule, as well as the 2011 final rankings, this year's Big Book
also includes the can't-miss 10 and Under Tennis special section –
including the USTA Colorado Parent Guide. |
 86th
Annual National Public Parks Championships Coming to Denver
The 86th Annual National Public Parks Championships are coming to
Denver, July 21-29! Don’t miss out on an opportunity to play in this
prestigious national tournament which offers something for everybody
at every level – adults, juniors, families, adaptive players and
wheelchair players. The City and County of Denver, along with an
incredible group of partners, is committed to making this a memorable
tournament with special events and fun tennis scheduled throughout the
week. Registration is open.
Click here for more information. |
 CORRECTION:
2012 Final NTRP Rankings REVISED
EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to a production error, the 2011 NTRP Rankings on
page 37 of the 2012 Big Book of Colorado Tennis (printed version) are
incorrect. The proper final rankings for the NTRP divisions will be
printed in the 2012 spring issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. The
corrected page can be downloaded here. All digital versions of the
2012 Big Book of Colorado Tennis are accurate. |
 Graf,
Agassi present Story Time, a tennis nightmare!
The USTA has teamed up with Andre Agassi and Stefanie Graf to
encourage children to get healthy, active and into the game through
the USTA's 10 and Under Tennis program. The 30-second commercial,
entitled Story
Time, promotes the 10-and-Under rule change which provides kids
with an easy way to participate in tennis by highlighting the
advantages of smaller courts, shorter rackets, slower-bouncing balls
and simplified scoring -- all designed to make tennis easier and more
fun from the first time kids play. The campaign aims to increase youth
participation and generate awareness among parents who want their
young children to have fun while learning how to play tennis.
Beginning in January 2012, the new rule mandates that all 10-and-Under
competition will be played on
smaller courts with slower balls. |
 USTA,
First Lady Team Up For ‘Let’s Move!’ Campaign
The USTA has teamed up with First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s
Move!” campaign to encourage young people across the country to get
active, try tennis and lead healthy lifestyles. Part of the
collaboration includes a new
public service announcement
featuring the first lady promoting the 10 and Under Tennis initiative.
“It’s important for kids to get the hour of active play they need
every day, and there are so many fun things that each of us can do to
be healthier,” said Michelle Obama. “Thanks to programs like the
USTA’s 10 and Under Tennis initiative, it’s easier than ever for kids
to get active and have fun. And that’s a big part of what we’re doing
with Let’s Move!, America’s campaign to raise a healthier generation
of kids.” |
 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
information. |
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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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