News and Updates for Colorado tournament players and parents
Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club in Lakewood will be hosting the USTA National Indoor Cat III Championships, July 4-7, 2019. The event features the following divisions: Senior Men’s Singles & Doubles: 50/55/60 Senior Women’s Singles & Doubles: 40/50/60 Senior Mixed Doubles: 40/50/60 Registration deadline is June 24, via TennisLink.
Want to know how you rank among your peers? Check out the 2018 Final Tournament Rankings.
Year-end NTRP Ratings will be published on December 1. You may know that there are online Tennis Ratings sites that promise to track your NTRP to the hundredth. But when it comes to TennisRecord or TLS… THE JOKE IS ON YOU! The only place to find 100% Guaranteed Authentic NTRP Ratings is on TennisLink.
The final adult and junior rankings for the 2017 calendar year are now available. Junior Championship/Challenger Adult (Senior/Championship) Adult (NTRP) Family Earning a ranking Points Per Round In Colorado, all junior tournaments…
The 2018 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 peek at…
Parents of 7-10 year olds throughout the USTA Intermountain section will find it easier to navigate the waters of youth tennis beginning January 1, as our section adopts the USTA’s National Youth Progression Pathway. All 7-10 year old divisions in Colorado tournaments and Junior Team Tennis will be “gamified” by adding online tracking game-play elements to engage…
Gamifying the Game In addition to playing right-sized tennis with modified racquets, balls and courts, kids in Colorado will soon track their own points from earning “stars” and “trophies” as they progress through the 10 and Under Youth Tennis Tournament Pathway. Beginning in January 2018, Colorado and the Intermountain Section will implement the national Youth Progression…
Frequently Asked Questions/FAQs Why is there a Youth Progression Pathway? The pathway ensures young players, ages 7-10 years old, compete at appropriate levels of play as they progress through competitive stages based on age, participation and achievement. The following are a few examples of the importance of Youth Tennis Progression for our young players:…
The 126th Colorado State Open is coming to Gates Tennis Center September 15th-24th! The registration deadline is September 9. If you sign up by Friday, September 1, you’ll be entered into daily drawings for racquets, bags and gift certificates to local establishments! Questions? Email TheStateOpen@gmail.com. TennisLink: Tournament #257216617.
Junior Competitors receive Play Kind Award Meet the 2017 USTA Intermountain Summer Closed Championship Play KIND Award winners. The award, presented by USTA Colorado official snack partner KIND, invites players to practice good sportsmanship. Both players received a KIND Prize Pack in recognition of their awards. KIND has also recognized two Colorado JTT squads for…