Missouri Valley / Missouri

USTA Missouri League play starts in April

Jeff Kessinger | February 28, 2020


03/17/2020: This event has been postponed to a later date in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the USTA's full statement here and check back for updates.

 

Spring is on its way and so is USTA League play.

 

USTA League is the country’s largest adult recreational tennis league, with more than 900,000 registrations from players each year. It’s also a great way to stay active, socialize and improve your game.

 

And with players of nearly all skill levels — from beginner to experienced — there’s a place for you and your game.

 

USTA Missouri has six different leagues starting competition in April and May. Players 18 and over are eligible to play and leagues are sorted by skill level.

 

Adult 18 & Over 3.0, 4.0, 5.0: April-June

Adult 18 & Over 2.5, 3.5, 4.5: Mid April-July

Adult 40 & Over 3.0, 4.0: Mid April-August

Adult 40 & Over 3.5, 4.5: May-August

Adult 55 & Over 7.0, 9.0: April-June

Adult 55 & Over 6.0, 8.0: Mid April-July

 

Contact district league coordinator Courtney Nesbitt for more information on USTA Missouri Adult League. You can email her at courtneytime2grow@outlook.com.

 

Visit USTA.com for more information on finding a league. Follow the links below for more information on USTA Missouri League.

 

USTA Missouri League Dates and Deadlines

USTA Missouri League Rules & Regulations

USTA Missouri League Captain Incentives

 

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