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 USTA
Colorado to host the Celebrating Diversity TennisFest Series
Tennis, Art and Culture at Denver Black Arts and Colorado Dragon Boat
Festivals
In conjunction with the
Denver Black Arts
Festival
on July 11 and the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival,
on July 25, USTA Colorado will host the Celebrating Diversity TennisFest Series. By marrying arts and culture with athletics,
participants will have access to community resources and information
about various tennis programs offered throughout the city. In
addition, festival goers will be able to participate in a healthy
family activity in a fun festive environment while learning the
benefits of the great, life-long sport of tennis. Partnering with
Denver Parks and Recreation, a variety of tennis activities will be
conducted including QuickStart Tennis, a new learning format for kids
10 and under. New players are encouraged to come out and participate
in free tennis instruction and games for all ages and abilities. An
Adult Tennis Social for more experienced players will take place at
the Denver Black Arts Festival (DBAF). The fee for the social is $10,
and includes drills, food and social competition. Contact
Paula
McClain for more information,
303/695-4116 x220. Register for the DBAF (Adults /
Juniors) or the CDBF (Players). |
 CYTF
Racquets for All Efforts Under Way
Racquets and balls are being collected, refurbished and distributed to
individuals and organizations lacking access throughout the state of
Colorado through the Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation’s
Racquets for
All equipment recycling program. Look for official Racquets for All
collection barrels at partner tennis facilities and recycle
your old equipment to make way for the new. |
 2009
Junior Satellite Ineligible List now available
Each year, under USTA Colorado Junior Satellite Tournament Regulations
(listed on page 35 of the 2009 Big Book of Colorado Tennis), certain
junior players are identified as too advanced for Satellite-level
tournament play. Players who fall into these categories are determined
from 2008 sanctioned tournament play and rankings. The
2009 Satellite Ineligible List is now available. |
 USTA
Colorado unveils Master Calendar 2.0
In an ongoing effort to provide tennis players with improved
organizational tools, USTA Colorado has developed a
Master Calendar that will ultimately provide players with a
complete picture of tennis opportunities statewide. The initial
roll-out will help players, captains and administrators navigate the
sea of adult and junior league dates, and will also list the entire
2009 Colorado Sanctioned Tournament Schedule. The Master Calendar is
accessible from any pages in our website, just click on the calendar
icon right above the Helpful Links drop-down menu. The
second phase of the Master Calendar, which includes community events,
additional play opportunities and a host of other vital information is
now available. |
 In
The Tennis Zone with Andy Zodin back for second year
USTA Colorado is excited to partner with one of the nation’s only
all-tennis radio shows, In The Tennis Zone with Andy Zodin. The
hour-long program airs each Sunday, 7-8 PM on AM1510, Mile High Sports
Radio, with a re-airing of the broadcast on Tuesday mornings, 10-11
AM. Last year, Andy interviewed the likes of Martina Navratilova,
Billie Jean King, the Bryan Brothers, Patrick McEnroe, Nick
Bolletierri and many more. Don’t miss another incredible year of
insight from the greatest tennis minds in the business hashing it out
with local tennis pro Andy Zodin, plus coverage of local events,
newsmakers and players making a splash in our own tennis community.
Sign up for
BLAST! and get a schedule for upcoming broadcasts. You can also
download past shows at
www.TENNISZONE1510.com. |
 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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