Missouri Valley / Oklahoma

October Spotlight of the Month - Volunteer

Casey McKenzie | November 03, 2021


Each month, USTA Oklahoma will highlight a player, a volunteer and a NJTL (National Junior Tennis & Learning) or Adaptive Tennis Player.  After selecting the three winners, USTA Oklahoma sits down for Q & A with the spotlight of the month. 

 

  • Athlete: Any player that has good sportsmanship & dedication to the sport, whether they are just starting out in a Team Challenge or they are a nationally-ranked player. USTA Oklahoma would love to hear recommendations from your team or facility. Click here for the October Athlete Spotlight.

  • Volunteer: A person that has gone above and beyond for your facility or program.  

  • NJTL/Adaptive Player: A player that has demonstrated hard work and dedication in their program. Click here for the October NJTL Spotlight.

The October Volunteer Spotlight of the Month: Tamara Cromwell

 

Where do you volunteer? Play it Forward Foundation 

 

Favorite tennis memory? Going to Indian Wells and meeting a lot of tennis pros! 

 

Where are you from? Edmond, OK 

 

How long have you been playing? 5 years

 

What racquet do you use? Wilson Ultra Pro 

 

Do you play tennis? Yes! I love it!

 

Favorite Athlete? Roger Federer

 

Who is your tennis coach? Jacob Santana-Edmond Center Court

 

Forehand or backhand? Forehand! 

 

Favorite sport, besides tennis? Running!

 

Favorite food? Mexican!

 

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