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2023 USTA Eastern Yearbook
What a year. In 2023, the USTA Eastern tennis community did it all. Junior players brought home national titles; 12 League teams scored Top 4 finshes at the USTA League National Championships; staff members—in collaboration with community partners—helped integrate tennis units into P.E. classes at a staggering 349 schools; and an enthusiastic, energetic volunteer base worked to put racquets into the hands of countless individuals who'd never tried the sport before.
Take a look back at the year that was! View photos and read all about these milestones and achievements with our 2023 Commemorative Yearbook, now available in digital form!
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