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Tennis, Everyone?

From the National Recreation & Park Association: A look at why tennis is important to your community and how you can acquire funding to build new or renovate your existing courts.

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Building on the benefits of tennis and the sport's ability to change lives and build strong communities, we focus on the opportunities and challenges of generating public support for new and renovated tennis facilities, tennis programming in school PE classes, after-school tennis and education programs, and the health and growth of college tennis-both varsity and recreational.

News Archive

Now Is The Time To Fight For LWCF Stateside

USTA Serves Awards More Than $300,000 In Grants To 26 Organizations

2010-2011 PEP Application Process Opens June 18 With Significant Changes

Visit a Park with Your Legislator Day

NCPPA Launches America's First National Physical Activity Plan

May Is Tennis Month

The Adopt-A-School Handbook Is Now Available

Grand Opening Planned for Largest Permanent QuickStart Tennis Site in a Public Park in the U.S.

Save the Date: Free USTA-NRPA Webinars

QuickStart Tennis Recreational On-Court Training Videos Now Available

Naples Players Save 38-Court Club in Tennis Advocacy How-To

USTA Sponsors 2010 Afterschool for All Challenge -- April 19-21, 2010 -- Washington, D.C.

USTA Sponsors SGMA's 11th Annual National Health Though Fitness Day -- March 9-10, 2010 -- Washington, D.C.

U.S. Tennis Participation Tops 30 Million People for the First Time in More than 25 Years

USTA Awards Over $400,000 in Recreational Tennis Grants to 45 Non-Profit Organizations Across the Country

Afterschool Alliance Celebrated "Lights On Afterschool" on October 22, 2009

USTA and Newark Mayor Cory Booker Open Renovated Jesse Allen Park Featuring Permanent QuickStart Courts

Parks Director Receives USTA President's Award

USTA Participates in Development and Implementation of a National Physical Activity Plan

D.C. Tennis Program to Put More Children on the Courts

American Adults Getting Heavier

Washington, DC After-School Programs Become Emergency Food Providers

Rapid City's New Park View Tennis Complex Receives $25,000 USTA Grant

Tennis Gains Priority over Baseball for Improvements in Columbus, NE

Spina Bifida Patients Learn How to Play Tennis

USTA Sponsors Afterschool for All Challenge in Washington, DC

University of Hawaii Hilo Vulcans Men's Tennis Gets Reprieve

Tennis is Fastest Growing Sport in America

 
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