Community Tennis Associations

What is a CTA?

USTA Community Tennis Associations are not-for-profit, volunteer-based organizations supporting programs that grow the game of tennis. They are located in towns across the country and are great entry points if you’re looking to get started in the game, to play more often or to give back to our lifetime sport.

First and foremost, CTAs work to coordinate and maintain tennis programs and services, guaranteeing that they are open and accessible to everyone. Those who run CTAs are tennis enthusiasts who act as advocates, program administrators, promoters or fundraisers – and sometimes as all of these things at once.

Community Tennis Associations partner with their communities to help grow tennis at the local level. Here are some benefits available to CTAs:

Insurance programs: The USTA offers eligible CTAs professional, high-quality insurance programs that give substantial liability coverage with a discounted enrollment contribution. ADVERTISEMENT For more, click here.
Awards: Nominate an outstanding CTA or a CTA volunteer for one of our USTA national awards. Click here for more.

CTA Spotlight

The USTA would like to highlight the following organizations and their volunteers for the hard work and dedication that they put forth in their community. Below are examples of this in action.

Do you know a CTA in your area that is doing outstanding work? Would you like to highlight a unique initiative that your CTA has started? Submit a questionnaire to recognize these great contributions.

To find a CTA near you, click here.

To register your CTA, click here.

To access resources and tools, click here.

And for more information on CTAs, or for help in starting one of your own, email us here.