Happy New Year from USTA Colorado

ByUSTA CO HQ

Happy New Year from USTA Colorado!

For the past several months, the elves at USTA Colorado have been hard at work, preparing for the 2017 Big Book of Colorado Tennis and retooling our venerated BLAST! newsletter. After much tinkering, testing and tweaking, we are excited to introduce our new BLAST!, which is making its debut today.

In the weeks and months to come, we will be adding additional function/capabilities that are currently being developed and tested. Feel free to drop by anytime to see what we’ve added. Of course, we’ll continue to send you periodic emails to remind you to drop by for a visit.

Of course, you can always keep track of the latest BUZZ by liking us on Facebook or on Twitter.

Best wishes from all of us at USTA Colorado!

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