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Adaptive Tennis COVID-19 Updates

USTA Adaptive Tennis Committee | April 07, 2020

The USTA has suspended all sanctioned programs and events through May 3.

 

We advise our USTA Adaptive Tennis Registered programs to please follow the protocols set forth by your local government agencies and the CDC.

 

The USTA has also created the following helpful links below.

 

Adaptive Tennis Community Service Award

All nominations for the 2020 USTA fall awards have been suspended. Unfortunately, this includes the Adaptive Tennis Community Service Award. Information and timelines for the 2021 awards will be addressed in the coming months. 

Adaptive Tennis Program Grants

All funding for the 2020 USTA Adaptive Tennis Program Grant have been suspended. Once USTA tennis resumes, all applications that were submitted prior to the Feb. 15 deadline will be reconsidered for funding based on updated plans for programming.

 

Adaptive National Championships

The Adaptive National Championships are scheduled for Oct. 9-11, 2020 at the USTA National Campus. At this time, there are no changes to the date or location of this Unified Doubles tournament. 

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