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Atlanta, Charleston, Richmond Named BTT Cities
Atlanta, Ga.; Charleston, S.C.; and Richmond, Va., have been selected as the three finalists in the Best Tennis Town contest. Read More
Related: Best Tennis Town | Prizes | 2010 US Open

Fish Outlasts Isner To Win Atlanta Final
Outlasting second-seed John Isner, Mardy Fish won his fifth career ATP World Tour title at the Atlanta Tennis Championships. Read More
Related: Atlanta Tennis Championships | Bonus Challenge Standings

Price Wins Clay Courts Over Kay
Caroline Price, of Duluth Ga., defeated Whitney Kay, of Alpharetta, Ga., to win the USTA National Clay Court Championships. Read More
Related: Tournament web site | Sportsmanship award to Price

USTA League Southern Section Championships
Congratulations to the players and captains heading to Birmingham, Ala. to play in the USTA League Southern Section Championships! Read More
Related: Official web site

Mattek-Sands To Donate To Nashville Flood Relief
Country music and a junior tournament she played in Nashville left a soft spot for the city in Bethanie Mattek-Sands' heart. Read More
Related: Mattek-Sands profile on WTA web site

Ironman Isner Appears On Morning TV Shows
John Isner becomes a media celebrity as he appears on two morning TV shows and chats about his famous marathon Wimbledon match. Read More
Related: Wimbledon web site | Facts about John Isner

Strode wins US Open National Playoffs
In the final of the US Open National Playoffs – Men’s Championship in Atlanta, top-seed Blake Strode defeated No. 2 Cecil Mamiit. Read More
Related: US Open National Playoffs | Men's Championships

Zonals Set For Wed., July 28 To Sun., August 1
All Zonal competition for juniors will be played in Knoxville, Tenn., and Cary and Winston-Salem, N.C. this year. Read More

2010 US Open Tickets On Sale Now!
Be a part of the greatest sports and entertainment event in the world! US Open tickets are on sale now Read More
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Tips: Serving into the Sun

Players and a few pros report in on what they do to serve successfully into the sun.  Read More

Nutrition: Staying Healthy

Tennis gives you clues on how to eat healthy. Melissa Nodvin MS, RD, LD, a nutrition wellness provider w tennis professional instructor from Atlanta.  Read More

Sport Science: 20-Yard Dash

Explosive speed will make you quicker around the court. Jim Brown, PhD, lists the 20-yeard dash times you need to be a faster player  Read More

The Final Word

USTA Director of Officials Richard Kaufman Makes A Ruling On The Rules.  Read More

Tennis Psychology: Stretching Dilemna

Stretching has been popularly promoted but there is much confusion on the subject. Dr. Robert Heller, a notes psychologist, gives advise on how this can be a p  Read More

 
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Founded in 1881, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) is the national governing body for the sport of tennis in this country. In addition to owning the US Open and selecting members of the U.S. Davis Cup, Fed Cup, Olympic and Paralympic teams, the USTA administers a variety of programs nationwide for players of all ages and ability levels.

A not-for-profit organization, the association is divided into 17 sections, of which the USTA Southern is the largest. The 185,000+ USTA members living in our nine states account for approximately 25% of the total USTA membership.

USTA Southern's daily operations are carried out by a professional staff based in Norcross, Ga., but policy is formed and much of the organization's work is executed via a Board of Directors and committee structure of over 200 volunteers.

 


 
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