Missouri Valley / Heart Of America

Happy Holidays from USTA Heart of America

November 17, 2020


Happy Holidays!

 

USTA Heart of America hopes that everyone is staying healthy and safe this holiday season. 2020 has been a challenging year for all of us, but despite this, we are happy to see the positive news of tennis being a safe sport to play in the midst of a pandemic. Even though seasons and tournaments were cancelled, the continuing growth of tennis is something we are very proud to see.

 

 The end of 2020 will see a change in our Board of Directors.  We would like to thank each of  our current Board members for giving of their time and talents for the past two years to help grow the game of tennis in the USTA Heart of America.  As we look forward to new beginnings in 2021, we welcome both new and old members to the Board and are excited for the opportunity to work together to continue to offer new programs in our district.

 

We are hopeful that we can safely resume more competition throughout the USTA Missouri Valley and Heart of America. It has been so refreshing to see peoples’ love of tennis at all ages shine through in these troubling times.

 

 Everyone here at USTA Heart of America is wishing all of our tennis community a happy, safe, and tennis-filled holiday season.

 

Best Wishes,

 

 USTA Heart of America Board of Directors and Staff

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