Missouri Valley
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Oklahoma
Junior Team Tennis spring season begins March 9
Get ready for another exciting season of Junior Team Tennis (JTT) in USTA Oklahoma!
Reach out to your coach or facility to find a team, or contact Casey McKenzie at mckenzie@ustaoklahoma.com for assistance.
JTT is more than just fun and a great way to stay active—it provides a competitive, level-based environment that fosters individual growth, social development and life skills.
- Ages: 8–18 (boys and girls)
- Match Format: Singles, doubles and mixed doubles
- Match Times: Sundays at 2:00 p.m. / No matches on Easter Sunday (April 20)
Coaches, if you’re interested in creating a team please reach out to Casey McKenzie for details. Let’s make this season one to remember!
To learn more about USTA Oklahoma JTT, click here. And to learn more about USTA Missouri Valley JTT opportunities, click here.
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