Meet the 2025 USTA Oklahoma Board of Directors
USTA Oklahoma is proud to introduce its 2025 board of directors, a dedicated group of volunteers committed to growing the game of tennis throughout the state.
As USTA Oklahoma steps into another exciting year, we are thrilled to have such a great team leading the charge in giving opportunities for players of all ages and skill levels. To learn about President Eric Wedemeyer’s goals for 2025, click here.
Board of Directors
- President: Eric Wedemeyer, ewedemeyer1@cox.net
- Immediate Past President: Mary Jo Tasker, maryjotasker@gmail.com
- Adults Chair: Peter McCorkle, peter.mccorkle@gmail.com
- Juniors Chair: Ellie Bailey, eroc76@icloud.com
- Treasurer: Jeff Bowser, Jeff@heritagecpas.com
- Secretary: Emily Pomeroy, emily@okmta.com
Quadrant Representatives
- Northwest: Carmen Bond, cbond@oktennis.org
- Southwest: Dawna Johnston, dawna_johnston@hotmail.com
- Northeast: Lisa Charvat, charvatlisa68@gmail.com
- Southeast: Megan Garlington, megan.garlington@gmail.com
USTA Missouri Valley Board Representative
- Board Member: Kate Foss, ustakate@gmail.com
In addition to the new board appointments, USTA Oklahoma is pleased to welcome Seth Moore as the new Oklahoma City adult league coordinator. You can learn more about USTA Oklahoma leagues by clicking here.
Join us on the court! We encourage all players, coaches and tennis facilities to get involved and be a part of the tennis community. Please go to TheBaseliner.net for 2025 schedules, league rules and regulations, and much more on USTA Oklahoma tennis! For 2025 junior tournament schedules, click here.
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