National 30’s Hardcourt Tournament Rolls into Kansas City
After a hot and humid summer, this fall weather is a welcome change–and it was perfect tennis weather during the National 30’s Hardcourts that took place September 30-October 2, 2022, at the Plaza Tennis Center in Kansas City. The sun was shining, the air was crisp, and the competition was undeniably fierce.
This year’s tournament featured draws for Men’s 30 & Over singles and doubles, Women’s 30 & Over singles and doubles, and Mixed doubles, and the turnout was fantastic. All weekend long, players from all over the country hit the courts for hard-fought matches, hoping for a spot atop the leaderboard.
One of the biggest draws of the tournament was the top seed in the men’s doubles draw. Local stars Anthony Perkins and Thiago Santos teamed up to form a star-powered duo that lived up to expectations.
USTA Heart of America would like to congratulate the following players and teams for winning their draws and taking home first-place trophies:
Men’s singles: Jonathan Chang
Women’s singles: Maika Adair
Men’s doubles: Anthony Perkins/Thiago Santos
Women’s doubles: Fiona Rey/Julia Wulff
Mixed doubles: Nik Yip/Anita Miner
Thank you to all who showed up and showed out during the National 30’s Hardcourts! We had a great time, and hope you did, too.
For a full look at the draws and other tournament information, please click here.
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