USTA Iowa Response to COVID-19
Due to the continued situation surrounding the COVID-19 virus, effective immediately the USTA will be suspending all USTA sanctioned products and events through May 31.
This date is subject to change as the USTA Medical Advisory Committee continues to monitor and assess conditions to make future determinations about events and activities taking place after May 31.
At this time of uncertainty in our nation, we understand how disappointing it may be for USTA activities to be suspended.
We will continue to navigate this situation with the health and safety of all our players and fans as the top priority and look forward to getting back on the courts as soon as possible.
Please stay up to date on the ever-changing situation through this full USTA statement.
Stay safe and healthy, everyone!
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