CTA Spotlight: Montgomery CTA
Montgomery County Tennis Association, also known as MCTA, located in Bethesda, Md., was originally founded in 1996.
Its mission is "to promote and develop the growth of tennis” in the Montgomery County area. This non-profit organization is comprised of 15 partner facilities across Montgomery County, Md., and the DC metro area. Serving more than 6,500 participants per year, MCTA has grown to be the largest USTA Community Tennis Association in Maryland.
It offers a number of programs for tennis players of all ages, USTA leagues and tournaments, Junior Team Tennis, World Team Tennis, tennis socials, Special Olympic events, clinics and much more.
Besides all the tennis programs offered, the MCTA also gives back to the community through its charitable foundation, the Montgomery County Tennis & Education Foundation (MCTEF). The MCTEF provides free tennis racquets, scholarships for children to take part in tennis camps, afterschool tennis programs, entry into tennis tournaments, and Junior Team Tennis.
For more information on MCTA, visit www.mctatennis.org.
Pictured above: Executive Director Hayley Hughes at local Special Olympics event, “Dreams for Kids”.
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