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The following HighFIVE profile appears in the 2018 Fall/Winter issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. Finishing her first bike race at just 4 years-old, it’s not a surprise that Olivia, now 14, is establishing herself as a dedicated athlete. And it’s no surprise that with all the sports available, she has picked tennis as her primary focus….
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, which celebrates the culture, traditions, and history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States and their great and significant contributions to our society. Through USTA Colorado’s Breaking the Barriers: Asian Connection Portrait Series, we honor local…
The following HighFIVE profile appears in the 2018 Spring issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. It isn’t just the physical side of tennis that drew USTA’s Colorado’s new League Coordinator, Saryn, to a career in the sport. It’s also the mental and social aspects of the game that moved her from an intern position last summer to…
The following HighFIVE profile appears in the 2018 Spring issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. About ten things had to fall into place for Marc, contractor with the City of Colorado Springs to have the opportunity to run tennis programs at all of the city’s 50+ tennis courts. Lucky for everyone who loves the game, the balls all…
The following profile appears in the 2018 Spring issue of Colorado Tennis newspaper. USTA Colorado, CYTF launch serves Steamboat springs hosts first serves-branded program in Colorado Story by Tom Fasano The recipe for success on the tennis court and in life is brewing in Steamboat Springs, and tennis coach Kristyn Wykert loves it. With its main ingredient…
USTA Colorado sincerely believes that among all sports, tennis has the potential for the greatest positive impact on individuals. We know tennis develops character, instills sportsmanship and respect, builds rapport, and helps participants stay healthy for a lifetime. We also believe that communities that embrace tennis will become stronger through the beneficial growth of…
The Women’s Foundation of Colorado (WFCO) is proud to welcome Billie Jean King for its 2018 Annual Luncheon. The event will be held on October 10, 11:30am at the Colorado Convention Center, Denver. WFCO is offering exclusive pre-sale to USTA Colorado members to see the sports icon, humanitarian and crusader for social justice and equality. Individual tickets…
USTA Colorado will host its 12th annual Diversity TennisFest in partnership with Telemundo Denver/KDEN and Aurora Parks and Recreation. This FREE tennis festival will engage youth and parents of all ages and abilities to participate in a healthy family activity in a festive environment while learning the benefits of the great, life-long sport of tennis….
USTA National is hosting a free webinar on Thursday, April 19th at 12.00 pm MDT regarding Tennis Facility Development & Management. This 75 minute webinar will be offered as a 0.1 CEU (Continuing Education Unit) Credit for those that are involved in Public Parks. To learn more about the webinar and speakers, and to register, please click here….
Each year, the USTA recognizes facilities throughout the country to encourage increasingly high standards for construction and/or renovation through the Outstanding Facility Awards program. Nominations are now being accepted for four categories of facilities: small public (2-10 courts), large public (11+ courts), educational institutions and private. Nomination deadline is April 17, 2018. All 2018 award…