The award acceptance speeches for Judy Dixon & Rita Price are now live, and you absolutely don’t want to miss them!

“Game, set, match.” How many times have I heard these words from a tennis umpire? 

Sometimes, to announce me as the winner, but often to announce my opponent as the victor. No matter what, my reaction has always been the same — gratitude.

Ten NWTO members from across the U.S. participated in a five-week mineral sunscreen trial, testing five Environmental Working Group–approved mineral sunscreens while playing tennis and participating in other outdoor activities.

Explore the complete report and discover which sunscreen emerged as the Ultimate Champion!

I recently spent a week in Bol, Croatia, serving as the USTA representative at the ITF Masters World Team Championships for the 75s, 80s, and 85s. Officially, it was “work.” In reality? Pure joy—sunshine, red clay, and some of the most inspiring athletes on the planet…

Reporting from Bol, on the island of Brač — where the journey itself deserved a medal. Getting to this “out-of-season paradise” was its own endurance event…

Tennis players are always looking to be in the zone–that rare time when the tennis ball seems big, your energy is high, your decision-making is great, and your focus is effortless. This article is about other desirable zones referred to as Blue Zones which are related to a longer, healthier, and better quality of life…

The USTA National Husband-Wife Hardcourts, held at the award-winning Biszantz Family Tennis Center at Claremont McKenna College, was the final event in the year’s series of USTA Husband-Wife Nationals — hard, clay, grass, and indoor…

The USTA National Women’s Hardcourts, held at Mission Hills Country Club from October 26–November 1, was a smashing success! Huge thanks to Tournament Director Andi Polisky for organizing a terrific week of tennis and fun…

Big congratulations to NWTO member Carolyn Lane, who will be inducted into the USTA Southwest Hall of Fame on November 8…

The 2025 edition of the USTA Level 1 Women’s National Grass Court Championships was a resounding success, hosted for the first time by Carlos Nunez Del Prado, Director of Racquet Sports at Mission Hills Country Club…

Tennis players are all too aware of the issue of grips. Whether it's some form of Eastern, Western, or Continental, the grip and the firmness of the grip we use influences how we hit the ball and sometimes how well we hit the ball…

From the moment she held a cut-off tennis racquet at the age of three and a half, Gail Gibson’s life has been anything but ordinary…

The inaugural Coast to Coast Friendship Cup took place September 11–14, 2025, at the Judy and Roger Pearce Tennis Center in Columbus, Georgia…

A 2021 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) survey reported that approximately 64.8% of adults (ages 18 or over) in the U.S. had taken a prescription medication in the previous 30 days…

The Women’s 50s team seeded No. 2, stormed through their round robin, took out Italy in the quarterfinals, and battled their way to a 4th-place finish after a semifinal loss to Spain 2-1…

Want to know how to put on an exceptional national championship? Just ask the folks at Germantown Cricket Club. The 2025 edition of the National Grass Courts was nothing short of spectacular…

Here is a list of top tennis podcasts as recommended by NWTO members.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s summer 2025 forecast indicates that temperatures in July through September are predicted to be higher than average (1). You should be aware of the risks of competing in very hot weather and the heat safety strategies that can help you.

When it comes to athletic performance, most athletes focus on protein—and for good reason. It’s the cornerstone of muscle repair and growth, helping to rebuild tissue broken down during workouts. But often overlooked is fiber, an equally important nutrient that supports long-term energy, gut health, and recovery…

Isabelle’s road to the U.S. was paved with twists and turns. But one thing was clear during our conversation, Isabelle has a beautiful ability to turn what some might call a setback into a competitive advantage. Here’s why…