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Happy Holidays From USTA St. Louis
Happy Holidays!
2020 has been a year like no other! USTA St. Louis wants to thank everyone for doing their part to keep tennis safe for players, parents, coaches and organizers (sanitizing, social distancing and wearing masks except when on court).
While many events were cancelled this year, a variety of junior and adult tournaments and leagues did take place. Additionally, city parks and neighborhood courts saw a big increase in tennis activity.
Time and again, tennis ranks #1 among safe sports and we are lucky that it is OUR sport! We want to encourage our entire tennis community to remain upbeat, stay safe and keep active - go for a walk!
Happy Holiday Season,
USTA St. Louis Board and Staff
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