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Intermountain Sectional Championships begin play

ByUSTA CO HQ

The 2017 USTA Intermountain Summer Championships, the only Level 3 junior event in Colorado, begins play Saturday, June 10 at facilities across the Denver metro area. More than 450 of the Intermountain Section’s top junior players will compete at this year’s event, which will conclude with finals at Gates Tennis Center on Wednesday, June 14.

Boys 12s: South Suburban – Holly Tennis Center
Girls 12s: Highlands Ranch Northridge Rec Center 
Boys 14s: Utah Park
Girls 14s: Ken Caryl Ranch House
Boys 16s: Gates Tennis Center
Girls 16s: Colorado Athletic Club Monaco
Boys 18s: Colorado Athletic Club Inverness
Girls 18s: Lone Tree Tennis Center

 

Draws are available here.

 

This year, USTA Colorado has set up its official Intermountain Summer Championships Nike™ store, featuring a one-of-a-kind design on great tennis apparel.

 

 

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