2023 USTA Midwest League Championship Winners
It’s time to crown our USTA Midwest League champions! Find out who is advancing to the national competition.
Know a person or a team going above and beyond in league? Let us know, and they could be featured on USTA.com! Email details to Molly Doehrmann at molly@midwest.usta.com.
Check back for more results as the USTA Midwest League Championships are completed, and follow us on Facebook to find winner photos and action shots.
Combo
June 9-11, Indianapolis, IN
Winners:
5.5 Women - Pflum, Northern Indiana
6.5 Women - Bastas, Northwestern Ohio
7.5 Women - Pruitt, Central Indiana
8.5 Women - Monte, Southeastern Michigan
6.5 Men - Kornfeld, Southeastern Michigan
7.5 Men - Hosner, Northeastern Ohio
8.5 Men - Kean, Southeastern Michigan
Adult 18 & Over
August 18-20, South Bend, IN (women) and Indianapolis, IN (men)
Winners:
2.5 Women - Brown, Chicago
3.0 Women - Hummell, Ohio Valley
3.5 Women - Wright, Northern Illinois
*Team Wright placed second at the USTA League National Championships.
4.0 Women - Nini, Ohio Valley
4.5 Women - Crane, Northeastern Ohio
*Team Crane won the USTA League National Championships.
5.0 Women - Monte, Southeastern Michigan
3.0 Men - Benjamin, Northeastern Ohio
3.5 Men - Griffin, Central Indiana
4.0 Men - Kean, Southeastern Michigan
4.5 Men - Schmidt, Chicago
*Team Schmidt placed fourth at the USTA League National Championships.
5.0 Men - Poncio, Northern Indiana
Adult 40 & Over
August 25-27, Dayton, OH (women) and Indianapolis, IN (men)
Winners:
3.0 Women - Ryan, Central Indiana
3.5 Women - Faulkenberg, Central Indiana
4.0 Women - Lukas, Chicago
*Team Lukas placed second at the USTA League National Championships.
4.5 Women - Hayes, Ohio Valley
3.0 Men - Haught, Northeastern Ohio
3.5 Men - Lawrence, Western Michigan
*Team Lawrence placed second at the USTA League National Championships.
4.0 Men - Batuello, Central Indiana
*Team Batuello placed fourth at the USTA League National Championships.
4.5 Men - Coffin, Central Indiana
Adult 55 & Over
September 22-24, Indianapolis, IN
Winners:
6.0 Women - Ryan, Central Indiana
*Team Ryan placed third at the USTA League National Championships.
7.0 Women - Crisham, Chicago
*Team Crisham placed second at the USTA League National Championships.
8.0 Women - Adams, Northern Illinois
*Team Adams placed fourth at the USTA League National Championships.
9.0 Women - Bos, Western Michigan
6.0 Men - Bassak, Northeastern Ohio
*Team Bassak placed second at the USTA League National Championships.
7.0 Men - Labadia, Western Michigan
8.0 Men - Christman, Northeastern Ohio
9.0 Men - Lang, Southeastern Michigan
Mixed 18 & Over
September 29-October 1, South Bend, IN
Winners:
6.0 - Zhang, Northeastern Ohio
7.0 - Wright, Chicago
8.0 - Salud, Southeastern Michigan
9.0 - Elliot, Ohio Valley
10.0 - Monte, Southeastern Michigan
Mixed 40 & Over
October 6-8, Indianapolis, IN
Winners:
6.0 - Jacobs, Northwestern Ohio
7.0 - O'Reilly, Northwestern Ohio
8.0 - Podgurski, Western Michigan
*Team Podgurski were recognized as a Serving Sportsmanship Championship Team.
9.0 - Hawkins, Central Indiana
*Team Hawkins placed third at the USTA League National Championships.
Adult 65 & Over 7.0 Men
October 6-8, Indianapolis, IN
Winners:
Goldstein, Northeastern Ohio
Adult 65 & Over 8.0 Men
October 13-15, Toledo, OH
Winners:
Flacks, Northeastern Ohio
Adult 65 & Over Women
October 27-29, Bloomington, IL
Winners:
6.0 - Early, Ohio Valley
7.0 - Greene, Northeastern Ohio
8.0 - Carlson, Wisconsin
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