Apply to serve on a USTA Missouri Valley 2025-26 committee
Individuals interested in volunteering to serve on a USTA Missouri Valley committee for the upcoming 2025-26 term can click this link to apply by the deadline of Sunday, Dec. 15.
“Every contribution impacts the growth of the game of tennis,” said Mary Buschmann, USTA Missouri Valley CEO and executive director. “If you are passionate about the game, we have an opportunity for you! Please complete this application, and we will do our best to match you with the volunteer opportunity that meets your skills and interests.”
To view descriptions and mission statements of the 2025-26 USTA Missouri Valley section committees and working groups, click here. Working groups have a defined time period each year to complete their objectives.
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