The Ladies Day Doubles event, hosted by Colorado State University, received national attention when an article published in Colorado Tennis newspaper was picked up and republished in the March 2017 issue of Tennis Industry Magazine. The event, which benefits Crossroads Safehouse in Fort Collins, has picked up a lot of steam in the last half-decade, and will surely benefit from this national exposure.
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…
Story by Tom Fasano / Colorado Tennis, Spring 2019 Area league coordinators throughout the state take a bow! Their job is to help run USTA Colorado’s adult and junior tennis leagues outside the Denver-metro area. Whether it’s in Aspen/Mountains, northern Colorado, southern Colorado or Western Slope, Colorado league tennis continues to grow and will likely…
For the past 29 years, Peggy Clarke Bernardis has been a tennis professional with Club Greenwood, but she is most well-known for her passion for the development of young players and embracing the youth pathway. What not everyone knows is what’s at the heart of it. Peggy’s passion for kids started from day one at…
H5 Episode 37 / Spring 2020 / by Katie Newell Albert Einstein once said, “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” Such is the life philosophy of the Galyardt family, who is finding smart and creative ways to stay together, play together, and bring value to their community during tough times. The Galyardt clan consists of Wes…
Can Injections help keep you on the court and out of pain? Story by Dr. Brian Larkin, MD This story appeared in the Spring 2018 issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. Nowadays, you cannot turn on the TV, open the newspaper, or surf the web without being bombarded with all sorts of options for injections in…
Hello everyone, USTA National issued a statement today to all USTA Members that due to COVID-19, the USTA has decided to suspend all USTA-sanctioned leagues and local tournaments through May 3. In Colorado, the majority of tennis facilities have closures that extend beyond May 3 due to State, City, County or other official mandates. These suspensions obviously…