Nominations Open for Adaptive Award
Do you know an adaptive program that deserves an award? The USTA National Adaptive Committee would like to hear about it.
The program must have been active for a minimum of three consecutive years and has demonstrated continued excellence, dedication and tennis-related service for those with physical and/or intellectual disabilities in order to qualify for the award.
Most importantly, it must be included on the USTA’s Registered Programs List. If it is not yet registered, there is a link to do so on the nomination form.
Click here to access the 2019 Adaptive Tennis Award nomination form.
Nominations must be received by April 15, 2019. The winner will be notified by May 21, and the presentation will take place at the USTA semi-annual meeting during the US Open in New York. Get on it right away!
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