This coming weekend, the USTA Tennis On Campus National Championships begin in Orlando, Florida.
The University of Colorado Club team is in Pool C, and will take on UOregon, UTexas Arlington, and UWisconsin Madison on Thursday, April 13.
Colorado State University will also attend the National Championships, playing in Pool P. They will take on Georgia Tech, Illinois and Southern California to start pool play.
There’s an old adage, “it’s like riding a bike.” It implies that we know everything about an activity and can take off where we left off. Lately, I’ve discovered tennis is very similar. There may be steps along the way. There may be some coaching for a while. There may be some period in which…
The Summer 2020 issue of Colorado Tennis magazine is now online, and is headed to mailboxes and facilities near you. In this issue: Tennis In the Time of COVID: The coronavirus epidemic shut down tennis across the country for months, but the layoff may push a huge revival. Spotlight: Connor Arend has generously volunteered his time…
Tennis is a sport that is fun, easy to learn and accessible to anyone who wants to play, regardless of environment, condition or ability. With the appropriate equipment and caring coaches, the courts are open to all. Join us for a FREE on-court clinic to learn some techniques for working with players with intellectual disabilities and also…
The following HighFIVE profile appears in the 2017 Fall/Winter issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. There are people you meet who live a busy life and add in a little tennis to get some exercise, keep the competitive juices flowing or add to their social lives. But for Ginger Phillips, a top–notch league player and teaching professional, tennis is…
The following HighFIVE profile appears in the 2017 Fall/Winter issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. The future of tennis depends on more than great coaches, dedicated players or a steady line up of leagues and tournaments. The future also relies on maintaining the integrity of the sport, which is what drives Colorado’s own Jackie Jones. Jackie was chosen as…
While some people have said that tennis has given their life added value, Ken Caryl’s beloved Director of Tennis, Judy Anderson, said that, ‘quite simply it is the story of my life.’ Her declared love for the game and community that surrounds it is now bittersweet to tennis friends and family alike, as she recently…