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Nuestro boletín mensual para jóvenes, " You Got Served, " dirigido a jugadores, padres y entrenadores juveniles de la USTA New England que participan en los torneos de la USTA y en el tenis del equipo juvenil. El boletín proporciona información importante, actualizaciones y características sobre el tenis juvenil en Nueva Inglaterra.  

 

Vea el boletín el primer miércoles de cada mes. 

 

Si actualmente no recibe el boletín y desea suscribirse, haga clic aquí . 

 

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