Ball persons needed for professional tennis events in Edmond this October
The Oklahoma Tennis Foundation (OKTF) is seeking ball persons to participate in two upcoming professional tennis events at Edmond Center Court. Individuals can sign up by clicking here.
The first event is the OKTF Invitational on Oct. 3-4, a $25,000 prize-money tournament that benefits the Oklahoma Tennis Foundation. The second is the ITF/USTA Edmond Open W100 professional women’s tournament on Oct. 6-12.
These tournaments will bring world-class tennis to Edmond, and ball persons play a crucial role in creating a professional, smooth-running experience for players and fans alike.
“We’re especially looking for juniors ages 11 and up who have an understanding of the scoring, and adults who play in local or USTA leagues,” said David Minihan, Edmond Center Court general manager. “It is mandatory that we have ball persons for all main-draw matches, so we are needing help with the adult market especially during the morning and early afternoons. This is a unique opportunity to be part of the action and get up close to top-level tennis.”
Ball Person Details
- Eligibility: Juniors and adults (juniors 11 & up, league players and tennis enthusiasts)
- Training: Instruction and guidance provided; no prior experience required
- Availability: Volunteers should be flexible, as match times may shift with scheduling
- Perks: Ball persons will receive a complimentary ticket valid for the entire week of the ITF/USTA Edmond Open W100
Interested individuals are encouraged to sign up by completing the availability form here. For more information, contact Marina Robinson at marinaer80@gmail.com. USTA Oklahoma truly appreciates your support!
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