Meet several of the winners from the 2022 40th Anniversary of the United States Gay Open, one of the longest-running LGBTQ+ tennis tournaments in the world, and hear their perspectives on competing in this hallmark event.
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Celebrating Pride Month
Celebrating Pride Month
As we celebrate Pride Month throughout June, USTA.com will be showcasing members of the LGBTQ+ community throughout the country whose dedication, creativity, and commitment are helping tennis to grow and thrive—at every level. Their good work and unparalleled passion is helping to make tennis a greater and more inclusive sport, helping to raise our game to exciting new heights.
Be Open
The USTA's Be Open Campaign highlights those who exemplify the spirit of "being open" and is designed to inspire others to be a catalyst for change and create a better future for us all.
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Former WTA touring pro Megan Moulton-Levy is now a member of the USTA Board of Directors and the general manager of player development at the Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC). Read More -
Former Eastern junior Nicholas Lee, who went on to play for Vassar College, speaks about coming to terms with his identity as a gay man and how that has intersected with his personal journey in tennis—including finding acceptance and support among his fellow teammates. Read More -
USTA Florida recognizes O’Neil McLeod during Pride Month, While he believes the sport still has a long way to go when it comes to accepting the LGBTQ+ community, he is committed to being vocal and making an impact. Read More -
This Pride Month we are celebrating with the entire LGBTQ+ community in the Mid-Atlantic and beyond. We salute those whose talents and commitment help grow tennis at every level while making our sport a better and more inclusive environment. Read More -
Leony Barroso: USTA Kentucky President talks about his journey as tennis player, volunteer and gay man Read More -
Look back at the 2022 Indy Pride Festival, where USTA Central Indiana and IndyTennis celebrated Pride Month in downtown Indianapolis, and provided information about competitive and social play opportunities for LGBTQIA+ and allied communities. Read More -
After a two-year hiatus as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the longest-running LGBTQ+ tennis tournaments in the world recently made its long-awaited return. Read More -
Newly-minted US Open Chief Umpire Andrew Walker recently joined Courtside, the official podcast of the US Open, in celebration of Pride Month to talk about his journey in tennis, being a member of the LGBTQ+ community in the sport, and how he fosters a welcoming, open environment for tennis officials from all backgrounds. Read More -
This Pride Month we are celebrating with the entire LGBTQ+ community in the Mid-Atlantic and beyond. We salute those whose talents and commitment help grow tennis at every level while making our sport a better and more inclusive environment. Read More -
Ten years ago, Tammie Kennedy took up tennis at the age of 46 as a way to meet people, get some exercise and relieve stress. Fast forward ten years and she’s a 4.0-rated player on multiple USTA teams playing 3-4 times a week. Read More -
After a successful first go-around last year, Team Saint Louis is set to run the Love Wins tennis tournament and pickleball social again this September. Read More -
USTA Florida is celebrating Pride Month by spotlighting individuals within the LGBTQ+ tennis community. Read More -
Growing up in sunny California, Bunny Bruning started playing tennis in the San Diego area, and turned pro at age 17, touring for nine years on the WTA circuit in the 1970’s and 1980’s. Read More
Be Open
The USTA's Be Open Campaign highlights those who exemplify the spirit of "being open" and is designed to inspire others to be a catalyst for change in creating a better future for us all.
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