2019-2020 Committee Chairs Announced
USTA Northern announced its list of volunteer committee chairs for the 2019-2020 term. The committee structure is a critical element in the operation of the Section and relies on involved committee members and committee chairs to have the maximum impact possible.
The following chairs are scheduled to serve in their role until the end of 2020. Congratulations on your appointment and thank you for your service!
2019-2020 Committee Chairs
Administration
Executive Committee - Liz Hamburg
Board Development Committee - Kathy Lundberg
Finance Committee - Julie Whitaker
Strategic Planning Committee - Jessie Daw
Office Search Task Force - Dave Fishbaine
Grievances Committee - Jeff Baill
Community Impact
Community Tennis Association Committee - Jessie Daw
Grants & Scolarships Committee - Alex Scheglowski
Membership & Marketing
Awards & Recognition Committee - Jay Pfaender
Marketing & Development Committee - Christine Horton
Junior Play Department
Jr. Tournaments & Rankings Committee - Mary Park
Jr. Player ID & Development Committee - Steve Tacyl
Jr. Team Tennis Committee - Matt Boughton
Officials Committee - Christopher Grant
Adult Play Department
USTA League & Tournaments - Jim Marolt
Self-Rate Appeals - Mary McDonald
Medical Appeals - Natasha Petry
Sportsmanship & Grievances - Jim Marolt
Adult Recreation & Social Play
Tennis on Campus Committee - Erik Kringlie
Tennis in Your Park Committee - Carter Bayne
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