USTA Oklahoma Hall of Fame & Awards Banquet recap
USTA Oklahoma 2024 Hall of Fame inductees (left to right): Brook Buck Campbell, Trent Tucker and Melissa McCorkle
USTA Oklahoma recently hosted its annual Hall of Fame and Awards Luncheon on Feb. 1 at the Marriott Southern Hills Hotel in Tulsa, Okla.
With a sold-out crowd of 400 attendees, the event was a remarkable celebration for Oklahoma tennis. The afternoon honored the 2024 Hall of Fame inductees: Brook Buck Campbell, Melissa McCorkle and Trent Tucker. Additionally, all the 2024 outstanding individuals and organizations were recognized with awards for their contributions to the sport.
To view photos from the USTA Oklahoma banquet, click here.
Brook Buck Campbell Hall of Fame Video
Melissa McCorkle Hall of Fame Video
Trent Tucker Hall of Fame Video
To view the list of 2024 USTA Oklahoma award recipients, click here. And to view the list of 2024 USTA Missouri Valley award winners, click here.
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