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Tournament Recap: Level 1 USTA National Indoors
The 70’s and 80’s divisions started on Monday and wrapped up on Thursday, while the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s started Thursday and finished Saturday. This is the first time this facility has hosted this event.
Tournament Recap: USTA National Hard Court Championships
The 2024 National 65 Hard Courts are in the books! They were held October 21-27 in Rancho Mirage, CA at the lovely Mission Hills Country Club, which has fifteen hard courts along with twelve grass and four clay courts…
Tournament Recap: USTA National Women’s Grass Court Championships
The beautiful Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, CA hosted the “evens” USTA Level 1 Grass Court Championships from Monday, September 23 through Sunday, September 28. If there was a theme to this event it would be “adapt and adjust”.
Tournament Recap: Friendship Cup 2024
The 2024 Ralph and Mary Wilson Friendship Cup was held September 8-11 in the idyllic Carinthian village of Feld am See, Austria.
Tips & Tricks for Getting to & Watching the Slams
The Grand Slam itinerary includes the Australian Open in mid-January, the French Open (aka Roland Garros) in May – June; Wimbledon in July, and the US Open in August–September. Each tournament is played over a two-week period.
Tournament Recap: USTA National Women’s Grass Court Championships
Germantown Cricket Club was founded in 1854 and the 14-acre site holds National Historic Landmark status. A founding member of the USTA, GCC has hosted premier tennis tournaments for decades.
Pauline Betz Addie Cup
As we celebrate our 50th Anniversary this year, we continue to look back on our history. This month, we include an article that ran in 1981 featuring the Pauline Betz Addie Cup and how the event came about. This year’s Addie Cup results can be found under Tournament Recaps.
Tournament Recap: 2024 World Team Championships Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico was the location of my second World team competition. The opening ceremony, filled with traditional Mexican music and dance, was held at CDI, the location hosting the men’s and women’s 60 divisions. The Reforma Athletic Club a (centurion club) was the location of men’s and women’s 50, along with the women’s 55 divisions…
Tournament Recap: Barbara Cooper Cup ITF Masters
Familiar faces, new faces, sun, wind (it is our friend, it is our friend, ……) and a cool Florida morning started the tournament off on Wednesday February 7th. It quickly warmed up both on and off the court with a couple of tough 3 set matches in the 45's and 55's singles. Beautiful Florida weather, perfect tennis playing temperatures and great play continued throughout the week.
Tournament Recap: National Senior Women’s Clay Court Championships
It’s been another wonderful year at the NSWCCC in Houston where NWTO was a Grand Slam sponsor. We want to thank our membership for attending our Annual Meeting held during the event and for the feedback we received…
Tournament Recap: Palm Beach Gardens Les Grandes Dames
Stepping onto the court at the Palm Beach Gardens tennis tournament this January was like stepping back into a time machine. After 30 years of exclusively playing doubles, I decided it was time to retire the matching outfits…
Tournament Recap: Wilson World Tennis Classic
The Wilson World Tennis Classic was once again held at the Shadow Mountain Resort. There were nearly 60 events and over 750 players playing in the Level I Mixed and the Level II Men’s and Women’s singles and doubles…
Tournament Do’s and Don’ts
When playing tournaments, we hope you’ll follow these best practices to make the event better for all participants.
ITF International Tournament Primer
There is an entire circuit of ITF Masters Tournaments, including one in the USA (all of our Level 1/Gold Ball tournaments, most Level 2 and some Level 3 events). There are ITF tournaments on every continent except Antarctica. Here’s how to get started…
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