Nominations open for 2026 Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame and awards
The Oklahoma tennis community has an opportunity once again to recognize the individuals, organizations and volunteers who have made a lasting impact on the sport across the state. Nominations are now open for both the 2026 Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame and the 2026 USTA Oklahoma Awards.
The Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame honors players, coaches, educators, administrators, officials, tournament directors, teaching professionals, media representatives and other contributors whose dedication has helped grow and strengthen tennis in Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame serves as the state’s highest recognition for those who have left a lasting legacy on the game. To nominate by the July 31 deadline, click here.
In addition to the Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame, nominations are also being accepted for the 2026 USTA Oklahoma Awards.
The annual awards program recognizes outstanding individuals, programs, facilities, organizations and volunteers who have demonstrated exceptional contributions to the growth and success of tennis throughout the state. To nominate by the Sept. 1 deadline, click here.
The selected hall of fame inductees and award recipients will be recognized during the USTA Oklahoma Hall of Fame & Awards Banquet. This event is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 30, 2027, at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center. The annual celebration brings together players, coaches, volunteers and tennis supporters from across Oklahoma to honor excellence and service within the sport.
Community members are encouraged to review eligibility requirements and submit nominations before the applicable deadlines. By nominating a deserving candidate, Oklahomans can help ensure the individuals who have shaped the state’s tennis history receive the recognition they have earned.
For nomination information and submission forms, visit the Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame website and the USTA Oklahoma Awards page.
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