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…
Each year, the USTA recognizes facilities throughout the country to encourage increasingly high standards for construction and/or renovation. In addition to excellent facility infrastructure, contribution to the growth of the game through USTA and youth-related programs is also highly regarded by the selection committee. Awards for multiple categories are considered including small and large public…
The Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced the men’s and women’s Division I regional award winners on Monday, May 15th, and several players and coaches with ties to the Colorado tennis community have been recognized by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) for their excellence on and off the court. WOMEN Mountain Region Wilson/ITA Coach of the Year:…
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From The Denver Post: The planned Denver Tennis Park facility near Denver South High School is closer to becoming a reality, and organizers are set to give community members an update on its progress. The nonprofit Denver Tennis Park Inc. will host a project update meeting at 6 p.m. April 25 in the Denver South…
For everyone, and even more so for college athletes, the pandemic has seriously altered the path they were on. But the number one collegiate tennis player in the country, Pepperdine senior Ashley Lahey, has used the challenging circumstances to her advantage. Growing up in Boulder, Ashley left at 12 years-old to train with the USTA…