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Awards & Achievements, May 2013

May 23, 2013 03:30 PM

Southern players and organizations are constantly making their mark in the world of tennis. Here's a list of recent awards, achievements and news in May 2013. Read More

USTA Facility Assistance Program Awards Currituck County High School $30,000 Grant

May 21, 2013 03:30 PM

In the past six years, The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has built more than 35,000 tennis courts across the country --- with the desire of providing any type of player the opportunity to enjoy the sport. Behind this growing number is the USTA Facility Assistance Program, which strives to provide communities access to safe, appealing, and functional tennis environments. Today the program announced that it has honored a $30,000 grant to North Carolina’s Currituck County High School. Read More

Kate Fuller Wins Regional ITA Arthur Ashe Award

May 17, 2013 03:23 PM

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) awarded University of Georgia’s Kate Fuller the Southeast Region Arthur Ashe Leadership and Sportsmanship Award. Read More

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Brasseaux Named To NCAA Men’s Tennis Championships All-Tournament Team

The Mandeville, La. native, Garrett Brasseaux, a junior at the University of Georgia, has been named to the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championships All-Tournament Team at No. 5 singles. Read More

A New Look at What a Team Means

Jackie Reynecke, local league coordinator in Hilton Head Island, makes her teams a little special. With a focus on fun, equal play and putting their non-tennis lives first. It makes for a better environment for the team and gets rid of unnecessary pressure. Read More

USTA Takes on Capitol Hill

Barbara Jones went to Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C. on May 7-8. Jones was the only USTA representative from South Carolina that went on this exciting trip. The goal for the trip was to inform Capitol Hill of USTA and its benefits. On her trip, Jones, met former tennis professionals Chris Evert and Chanda Rubin. Jones said the trip was well worth the time and travel. Read More

Tennis Championships Coming to Aiken

The USTA SC 18 and Over League State Championships are coming to Aiken. Nearly 100 teams comprised of over 1,000 players will be competing at sites across the area May 24-27. The Aiken area boasts seven teams in the championships. The teams are based out of Fermata Club, O’Dell Weeks Tennis Center, and Riverview Park. Read More

Local High Performance 10 and Under Camp held at Family Circle Tennis Center

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Top local 10 and Under players gathered at Family Circle Tennis Center on Daniel Island for a High Performance Camp hosted by the USTA South Carolina Player Development Committee. The camp was led by head coach Butch Staples, tennis pro of Bluffton, South Carolina. Staples is very involved with 10 and Under tennis and brought with him an seasoned team of local tennis coaches to assist him in running the camp. The purpose of the Local High Performance 10 and Under camp was to allow the players to Read More

Spartanburg Pro at Deaflympics

The Tennis Committee of the USA Deaf Sports Federation (USADSF) has chosen its team to represent the United States in the upcoming 2013 Summer Deaflympics. The Deaflympics are modeled after the Olympic Games. Read More

Tennis Championships Coming to Hilton Head Island

The USTA SC 40 and Over League State Championships are coming to Hilton Head Island. Nearly 100 teams comprised of over 1,000 players will be competing at sites across the island May 17-20. This is the first year that teams have competed in this new 40 and over age division, which was put in place to give players more opportunities to participate. Read More