Kids (Punks) and Adults (Relics) join together for a fun day of tennis competition at the Punk Relic Charity Doubles Tournament. The event raises money for the Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation which provides tennis opportunities to kids across the state. Register Here.
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…
That’s right folks, USTA Colorado League Championship merchandise is now available through our partnership with USTA Colorado apparel partner, LINE 3. You’ll love the 2019 design and featured selections. Order here.
USTA Colorado is proud to announce the 2017 3v3 Grand Prix schedule. The goal of a 3v3 tennis event is for kids to have FUN! We would like to emphasize the importance of encouraging the kids to enjoy playing with their friends, gain match experience, demonstrate good sportsmanship and give their best efforts. We are hoping the kids…
2016 Year-End Rankings for Junior Championship and Challenger events are now Available. 2016 Year-End Rankings for NTRP Divisions are now Available. 2016 Year-End Rankings for Adult/Championship events are now Available. 2016 Year-End Rankings for Family Doubles are now Available.
Are you ready to 3v3? Second half of the 2018 3v3 Grand Prix season is set, and registration is now open. Play opportunities are expanding as the fall season kicks off in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins! How 3v3 works Singles. Doubles. Simultaneously. 1 match. 2 courts. 3 players. Substitutes wait in between courts….
The coronavirus epidemic shut down tennis across the country for months, but the layoff may push a huge revival. tick… tick… tick… tick… BOOM! For several months, tennis courts across the country resembled the Night Before Christmas, where “not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.” Tennis facilities across Colorado were locked and nets were…