USTA Missouri 2019 Award Winners
Congratulations to USTA Missouri's 2019 Award Winners:
Community Service Excellence: Robert Barth
Outstanding Diversity Achievement: Kyle Wartick
Junior Player of the Year-Female: Corinne Farid
Junior Player of the Year-Male: Max Litton
Outstanding Contributor to Youth Tennis Program: Jason Smith
Adult Recreational Player of the Year: Tricia Denzer
Tennis Family of the Year: The Potter Family
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Girls 12s: Kate Kimes
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Girls 14s: Jenna Lin
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Girls 16s: Maggie Lin
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Girls 18s: Sandhiya Baskar
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Boys 12s: Austin Potter
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Boys 14s: Joshua Kim
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Boys 16s: Joshua Wilde
Junior Sportsmanship Award-Boys 18s: Nathan Herting
Emerging Junior Player of the Year-Female: Tatum Hatridge
Emerging Junior Player of the Year-Male: Gavin Brown
Event of the Year: Net Generation Kids’Night
The USTA Missouri 2019 Award Winners will be recognized at our Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet on November 9, 2019 at Cooper Tennis Complex in Springfield, Missouri. Lunch will be served and award winners will be recognized, and USTA Missouri president Glenn Pelecky will give a presentation about the status of the district. Dress is business casual. Questions? Call 417-837-5826.
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