USTA St. Louis Call for Volunteers
Give back to the game of tennis and help the growth of the USTA as a volunteer in the upcoming USTA Missouri Valley League Section Championships on the weekend of August 8-11 here in Saint Louis.
Volunteers are needed to help with check-in, player lunches and to assist at the tournament desk during the Championship tournament.
Volunteers are at the very heart of what the USTA does as an association. The USTA was actually founded in 1881 by a group of volunteers, and volunteerism still makes up the core of the organization with the President and Board of Directors all serving as volunteers.
To join the USTA’s group of passionate volunteers and serve at the USTA Missouri Valley League Section Championships here in Saint Louis this August, contact us at leagues@ustastl.com.
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