Missouri Valley
/
Oklahoma
Edmond Center Court's para-standing tennis tournament
Edmond Center Court—a USTA Premier Facility—was in line to welcome adaptive tennis athletes for the inaugural Edmond Open Para Standing Championships this October. And while this year's event had to be canceled, play opportunities for para-standing tennis players are on the horizon.
Para-standing tennis is an offering for athletes with physical disabilities who prefer to play from a standing position without the use of a wheelchair. To view previous and upcoming para-standing tennis events taking place around the globe, click here.
Stay up to date on USTA Oklahoma news by clicking here.
Related Articles
-
![Visit the Oklahoma H.O.F. Inductees page]( "Christopher Martin and Whitney Ritchie have been selected for induction into the Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame as members of the Class of 2026.")
Oklahoma H.O.F. InducteesNovember 05, 2026Whitney Ritchie and Christopher Martin have been selected for induction into the Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame and will be enshrined on Jan. 30, 2027. Read More -
![Visit the Native Tennis Legacy page]( "Kyle Bales has spent his entire life connected to Native American tennis, and he competes in the North American Indian Tennis Association Championships.")
Native Tennis LegacyNovember 03, 2026From a sideline toddler to tournament veteran, Kyle Bales honors family tradition and culture through NAITA, inspiring the next generation of Native American tennis players. Read More -
![Visit the Native American Pride page]( "Cole Dunbar, a member of the Choctaw Nation, learned tennis at First Serve OKC and competes in the NAITA Championships.")
Native American PrideNovember 02, 2026Discover how junior standout Cole Dunbar honors his Choctaw heritage on the court and builds community through the NAITA Championships. Read More
Sign up for our Newsletter
Download the USTA App
