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Marla Messing Named Chief Executive Officer Of Southern California Tennis Association
Former FIFA World Cup and Major League Soccer executive Marla Messing has been named Chief Executive Officer of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Southern California section, the organization announced today. “There is an opportunity for tremendous growth within the SCTA and throughout all of our tennis programming,” said Chris Lewis, Chairman of the SCTA…
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Bryan Bros. Doubles Race Champions Crowned
The 2018 Bryan Twins Doubles Race winners have been announced. These teams have played together over the last twelve months in pursuit of etching their names on the prestigious Bryan Bros. trophy. These teams have successfully traveled and played many tournaments in doubles throughout Southern California. The 2019 campaign is already underway. Get your…
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SCTA to launch Youth Tennis Council
The Southern California Tennis Association is pleased to announce the formation of a Youth Tennis Council and we are looking for the future leaders of our Section. The Council will be formed by young leaders from all parts of Southern California with different opinions and experiences, incorporating a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, strengths, and passions.…
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Download the 2019 USTA Southern California Yearbook Now!
Each year, USTA Southern California and the SCTA publish the annual review of events and accomplishments in Southern California. The publication is available for download, as well as in print. You can download the 2019 Annual here. The book is divided into sections highlighting Adult, Senior, and Junior competition, as well as Community, Foundation, Collegiate,…
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San Diego honors local standouts, service award winners
Passion, dedication and excellence were at the heart of every recipient who recently received an award sponsored by the San Diego District Tennis Association (SDDTA). Eight people and three organizations or events were honored by over 125 in attendance at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. Among the honorees was tennis advocate Jim Winters,…
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TGA Premier Tennis After School Enrichment
TGA Premier Tennis after school enrichment is in full swing on campuses throughout Long Beach, Los Alamitos and Seal Beach! Kevin Oliver, the new owner of TGA Premier Tennis and Golf of Greater Long Beach, is excited to offer after school enrichment and seasonal camp programs. His coaching crew brings the courts and equipment…
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Fritz Defends Oracle Challenger Series Title
Southern California’s Taylor Fritz always seems to play his best tennis in his own backyard. For the second year in a row, Fritz of Rancho Palos Verdes, and a rising star on the ATP Tour, came straight from Melbourne and the Australian Open to the Newport Beach Tennis Club to capture the Oracle Challenger Series…
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USC Opens With Wins Down Under
Both the USC men’s and women’s teams were part of history recently by becoming the first college teams to play a dual match at a Grand Slam. The men earned a 4-0 victory over No. 25 South Carolina on the courts of the Australian Open in Melbourne. The women also were victorious over the Gamecocks,…
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SoCal is Going to Nationals!
Ladies 4.0 Doubles Winners USTA Southern California hosted its second annual Fast4 Sectional Championship – a qualifier for the USTA’s NTRP National Championship. Over 60 players converged on Braemar Country Club this past weekend to fight for the final bid to the National Championships, which will be played in Arizona and Florida for the 50…
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SLO’s Dunkle One of Central Coast’s Best
JUNIOR SPOTLIGHT: Delanie Dunkle Even though they live under the same roof and share the same coach, Delanie Dunkle admitted it still felt a little strange to be on the opposite side of the net of her younger sister Peyton Dunkle in two important singles finals during the fall girls’ tennis season. The Arroyo Grande…