Missouri Valley

Three Teams Win WTT Nationals

November 06, 2020


Three USTA Missouri Valley teams won 2020 World Team Tennis (WTT) Nationals at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia October 30 - November 1.

 

WTT is World Team Tennis community leagues. The format features coed teams competing with no-ad scoring, substitution, and coaching.

 

38 teams attended this year and champions were crowned in 10 different divisions.  

 

The final results can be found here.

 

Area winners were in order of photos:

Fire and Ice, Senior 4.0 Champions from Des Moines, Iowa

Motherfugers, Adult 4.5 Champions from Kansas City, Missouri

Magic Show, Senior 4.5 Champions from Kansas City, Missouri

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Started in 1985, more than 1 million players of all ages and abilities have participated in WTT community programs, events, and competitions. 

 

The WTT Community Tennis program features year-round leagues that provide playing opportunities in parks, schools, clubs and tennis facilities in hundreds of locations throughout the country. All players compete to qualify for National Qualifiers and the National Championships. Learn more about WTT Community Tennis or join a league near you. For more information contact: Delaine Mast, National Director WTT Community Tennis, at 866-PLAY-WTT or dmast@wtt.com.

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