Introducing Amy Mathew: USTA Kansas District League Coordinator
USTA Kansas is excited to announce that Amy Mathew has joined our team as the new District League Coordinator.
Mathew’s tennis journey began in high school and has continued to grow. She has been an active USTA member since 2002 and has participated in eight different districts across the country. Currently, she is involved in adult league tennis and teaches through local tennis programs.
Mathew grew up in Longmont, Colorado, and currently lives in Sedalia, Missouri with her husband and four children. She is a proud veteran of the United States Air Force and her husband is currently serving as active duty.
Mathew has a tennis family that enjoys sports, traveling and outdoor activities. You can get in contact with her at 630-272-8022 or USTAkansasDLC@gmail.com.
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