The 2017 Big Book of Colorado Tennis is now available to download from our newsstand.
Of course, if you don’t like to click more than once, you can just view it here.
USTA members can expect to see a hardcopy in your mailboxes and at facilities across the state next week.
Here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside….
Profile by Katie Newell This HighFIVE profile appears in the 2018 Fall issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. Sometimes more isn’t better, but for, Luke Silverman, more has worked perfectly fine. A sophomore at Fairview High School, Luke is a three-sport athlete, who competes in both JV soccer and varsity tennis in the fall, and then baseball in…
Join us for the Colorado tennis community’s biggest and brightest night of the year – the Colorado Tennis Hall of Fame Gala and USTA Colorado Annual Awards Celebration! World No. 1 doubles player and seven-time grand champ, Bethanie Mattek-Sands, will speak at the 18th Annual event, and help the Colorado Tennis Hall of Fame welcome its new…
The annual Big Book of Colorado Tennis is the Official Publication of Tennis Lovers. Each year, the Big Book lists sanctioned junior and adult tournaments throughout the state, as well as all new rules and regulations governing play for competitors at every level. To help new players and parents navigate their way, the Big Book also…
A study that followed nearly 9,000 participants for up to 25 years has found that those who played tennis gained 9.7 years in life expectancy compared to sedentary individuals. The gain for tennis players was the largest in the group of eight sports studied. The Copenhagen City Heart Study (CCHS) included detailed questionnaires regarding participation…
H5 Episode 39 / Fall 2020 / by Katie Newell Life has served up numerous obstacles for Tim Harris, a fixture on the courts at Memorial Park in Colorado Springs. You won’t hear this retired military man complaining, but you will hear how those challenges prepared him to be a positive influence with a mission to…
Register now for the 2019-20 TC ‘Developmental’ Player Selections/Skills Challenge A ‘Skills Challenge’ will be used to ensure that players meet the desired developmental criteria for player squads. Selections will be based on a player’s individual level of development – their tennis skills as well as their athletic skills; agility, balance, coordination, strength and speed….