Missouri Valley

USTA League Pack Your Pink

February 20, 2019


In 2019, USTA Missouri Valley League teams which advance to USTA League National Championships will once again be packing the pink.

 

The USTA recently announced the color assignments for the 17 sections and the USTA Missouri Valley will once again be represented by light pink or Pantone 236.

 

During League Section Championships beginning in August, we'll encourage teams to wear pink and show their section spirit, before packing the pink for League National Championships this fall.

 

When each team arrives at their National Championship, they will be given wristbands in their section’s color to exchange with their opponents for each of their matches on Friday and Saturday. We would love for you to show us your spirit by posting on social media sporting your pink by using the hashtags #ustaleague and #playmovalley on Facebook.

 

With spring right around the corner, there are a number of USTA League opportunities at every level across the section. Most districts offer several leagues during the spring and summer months including mixed doubles.

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