Tournaments/Events

June 2017

Community Tennis: NJTL Stars

View as PDF These dedicated individuals and organizations are among the more than 500 National Junior Tennis and Learning chapters bringing tennis and education to this country’s youngsters. MIDWEST: Growing Tennis … One Program at a Time Mike Levy... (Click here to read more...)

USRSA Conference: Expert Advice

The inaugural USRSA World Conference will be held in Orlando in October. (Click here to read more...)

February 2017

Junior Tournaments: Playing for Time

To serve up successful junior tournaments, you need to make them fun for players, parents and officials. (Click here to read more...)

May 2016

Grassroots Tennis: Play It Forward!

CTAs, public parks, schools and NJTLs are on the front lines when it comes to growing this sport in communities. Southern California: LA84 Foundation & NJTL Set Standard In Southern California, the LA84 Foundation and the National Junior Tennis... (Click here to read more...)

September 2015

The Passionate Player: The Tennis Congress Cure

An innovative event for those passionate about tennis is appealing to both players and teaching pros. (Click here to read more...)

April 2015

Junior Play: Team Spirit

Recent changes to Junior Team Tennis are helping more kids get into the game. (Click here to read more...)

July 2014

Junior Tennis

New Balance, USTA Create H.S. Event (Click here to read more...)

June 2013

Event Management: Change Highlights 46th Easter Bowl

Lornie Kuhle, the new tournament chairman of the Asics Easter Bowl Spring National Championships, knew he didn’t have a lot of time to plan the event, but he knew he wanted to make some changes to the 46th edition... (Click here to read more...)

August 2010

The Stringer’s Edge: Tour Stringing for Everyone

Whether you aspire to string for top pro players or enjoy servicing your local customers, you can learn from what tour stringers experience. (Click here to read more...)

September 2008

Racquet Masters

The Wilson/Luxilon Stringing Team brings together some of the world’s best stirngers. (Click here to read more...)

February 2008

Court collaboration

For non-profit tennis organizations like Tenacity in Boston, partnering with a big event in your area could be a key to success. (Click here to read more...)

June 2007

Texas A&M Wins Again at National Campus Championship

The Texas A&M University Aggies took home its fourth consecutive USTA National Campus Championship title in April, defeating the University of Virginia in the championship match. It was the Aggies fifth title in six years, and Virginia's third appearance... (Click here to read more...)

May 2007

Players 'Get On the Bus' for US Open Series

Advertising for the 2007 US Open Series of summer hard-court tournaments will include a multimillion-dollar "Get on the US Open Series Tour Bus" campaign. During the Pacific Life Open and Sony Ericsson Open in March, pro players — including... (Click here to read more...)

PBI Tennis Show Expands 2007 Schedule

The Peter Burwash International Tennis Show will again be on tour in 2007. Last year the PBI Tennis Show had an exciting one month tour in August, culminating with a performance at the USTA Tennis Teachers Conference in conjunction... (Click here to read more...)

Coldest Tennis Match?

Bone-chilling temperatures didn't dampen the spirits of the tennis faithful at the Coldest Day of Tennis, held outdoors Feb. 10 at Walsh Park in St. Paul, Minn. The day started at 8 a.m. with a temperature of -16 degrees... (Click here to read more...)

March 2007

Get Ready to Run and Roll!

A new program pairs wheelchair and able-bodied players in doubles events across the country. (Click here to read more...)

September 2006

Pro Equipment: Wimbledon 2006

Roger Federer and Amelie Mauresmo worked their way through the draws on the grass courts at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships this year. Here's a look at the equipment the top 20 men and women pros used as... (Click here to read more...)

August 2006

Pro Equipment: Roland Garros 2006

Justine Henin-Hardenne and Rafael Nadal each repeated last year's French Open win this year in Paris. Here's a look at the equipment that the top 20 men and women used as they slid their way along the draws on... (Click here to read more...)

April 2006

Pro Equipment: Australian Open 2006

Two veteran players took different routes to the Australian Open singles titles in January. In claiming his seventh Grand Slam championship, Roger Federer held off a challenge by unseeded Marcos Baghdatis in four sets. And Amelie Mauresmo won her... (Click here to read more...)

November 2005

Pro Equipment: 2005 U.S. Open Men Players

What a tournament! The 2005 U.S. Open provided some of the most exciting tennis ever, especially for champion Kim Clijsters. Despite the fact that Andy Roddick bombed out in the first round, the men's draw got a big push... (Click here to read more...)

September 2005

Pro Equipment: 2005 Wimbledon

Roger Federer and Venus Williams played brilliant tennis in claiming their third titles at the All England Championships this year. Here's a look at the equipment that the champions, and their competitors, used on the lawns of Wimbledon. Post... (Click here to read more...)

August 2005

Pro Equipment: 2005 Roland Garros

When Rafael Nadal and Justine Henin-Hardenne came off the French Open red clay as the victor, it was the culmination of a grueling two weeks in Paris. Here's a look at the equipment that the top players used in... (Click here to read more...)

April 2005

Pro Equipment: 2005 Australian Open

Russia's Marat Safin the U.S.'s Serena Williams kicked off the 2005 Grand Slam season in style in January with title wins at the Australian Open. To illustrate the march toward polyester strings, only a handful of male pros in... (Click here to read more...)

November 2004

Pro Equipment Log: 2004 U.S. Open

A "/ " denotes differing tensions between mains and crosses. A "-" indicates a tension range on multiple racquets. "NA" means player did not play or no information was available. Tensions above 38.5 are in pounds; 38.5 and below... (Click here to read more...)