Nominations open for Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame and awards
Nominations for both the Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame and 2025 USTA Oklahoma Awards are open. The Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame is accepting nominations through July 31, while nominations for USTA Oklahoma Awards are open until Sept. 1.
The Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame honors outstanding players, educators, administrators, promoters, officials, tournament directors, teaching professionals, coaches, media representatives and manufacturers who have lived in Oklahoma and significantly contributed to the sport. To nominate, click here.
Whether through athletic achievements, tireless promotion or dedicated service to the tennis community, these individuals have helped shape the legacy of tennis in Oklahoma. If you know someone whose influence on tennis in Oklahoma deserves this distinguished recognition, we encourage you to submit a nomination before the July 31 deadline.
The USTA Oklahoma Awards are another terrific avenue to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations. Check out prior award winners and submit nominations for the 2025 awards by clicking here.
To view a recap—including photos and videos—from the 2024 Hall of Fame induction celebration and awards ceremony, click here.
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