Omaha Adult Holiday Open
If you have a passion for local tennis, are looking to improve your game, enjoy playing in USTA Leagues, or just play for fun, there is one indoor adult tennis tournament in Nebraska during the cold month of December that is calling your name. This is a chance to take your game to a new level in a competitive environment while simultaneously having fun with friends. There are a variety of NTRP divisions for the super competitive player, casual player, and every player in between; that’s what makes these events a great opportunity for anyone to have fun playing tennis with others.
The Omaha Adult Holiday Open is open to all and offers a diverse range of divisions for every level of play. Participating in an adult tennis tournament is a great way to build friendships, network with a new crowd, get some exercise, and increase your NTRP rating all while competing to take home the top prize.
Listed below is information and the registration for the Omaha Adult Holiday Open, taking place on December 13-15, 2019. Be sure to get your registration before midnight on Friday, December 6.
Omaha Adult Holiday Open
TennisLink ID#: 400045119
Location: Hanscom Brandeis Tennis Center (3220 Ed Creighton Ave, Omaha, NE)
Date: Friday, December 13–Sunday, December 15
Divisions:
Men's & Women's Singles: Open
Men's & Women's Doubles: Open
Mixed Doubles: Open
NTRP Men's & NTRP Women's Singles: 3.0–4.5
NTRP Men's & NTRP Women's Doubles: 3.0–4.5
NTRP Combined Mixed Doubles: 7.0, 8.0, 9.0
Senior 50 NTRP Men's & Senior 50 NTRP Women's Singles: 3.5, 4.5
Senior 50 NTRP Men's & Senior 50 NTRP Women's Doubles: 3.5, 4.5
Register for the event here. Direct any questions to otatourney@gmail.com.
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