Happy Holidays from USTA St. Louis
Season’s Greetings to All!
I want to take this moment to wish everyone in USTA St. Louis a happy holiday season and a joyful new year. I’m excited to share we had a good and growing year as we continued to embrace the “new normal.”
Throughout 2022, our tennis offerings have not only returned to pre-Covid levels but in many areas have even surpassed them. Things might look a little different here or there as we see more fist bumps and less handshakes, but our tennis spirit is alive and well!
We want to thank our members, providers and volunteers across our organization — from league captains to tournament directors to Junior Team Tennis organizers to committee members and so many others — and certainly all our adult and junior players as well.
And where would we be without our officials? Be sure to thank them when you seem them on the courts (or even consider joining the ranks!). We would not have the vibrant and thriving tennis community we have without each and every one of you.
Please take time over the holidays to enjoy time with family and friends. We hope you are able to look back on 2022 with happy memories both on and off the court. Stay safe, stay warm and keep your racquets up!
Megan Kovacs
USTA St. Louis
Executive Director
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