USTA Southern held it's first ever Adaptive Tournament on November 16-17 in Chattanooga, TN. 40 players from seven different states competed in the event, which took place on the indoor courts of
Rory Wren of Tupelo knows all about overcoming challenges—she’s been doing it her whole life.
Lori Duke from Hattiesburg, MS ha
When Eric Walters brought his tennis bag into his classroom last Spring at Canopy Children’s Solutions, he didn’t realize that it would start a wave of interest in the sport that would eventually g
The USTA is of the belief that tennis can be adapted so that everyone can participate in the sport. People of any
The Adaptive Tennis Grant is to promote and develop tennis opportunities for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
In 1998 the United States Tennis Association assumed responsibility for wheelchair tennis in America from the National Foundation for Wheelchair Tennis.
The Mississippi Tennis Association's Board of Directors has approved the establishment of two scholarships for entering freshmen at a two year or four year community college, college or university...
Mississippi College Men's & Women's Tennis teams are hosting a USTA Kids Day for their match vs Lee University on Saturday, April 12.
The Mississippi Tennis Association would like to announce that it will again offer Facility Grants to communities across the state that are in need of funding for tennis facilities!
2024 Hall of Fame Inductees: John C. Cox and S.B. Buck
