Nueva Inglaterra gana tres premios de la revista RSI
WESTBOROUGH, MA - La revista Racquet Sports Industry Magazine nombró recientemente a sus 2021 ganadores del premio Campeones del tenis, y este año, Nueva Inglaterra se llevó a casa tres galardones. USTA New England ganó la Sección del Año de la USTA por primera vez, mientras que Toni Wiley , CEO del Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center en Dorchester, MA y Miembro de la Junta de la USTA New England, fue nombrada Persona del Año. Longfellow Tennis & Swim Club en Nashua, NH ganó el premio a Instalación Privada / Comercial del Año.
Los premios se anunciaron en la edición 2022 enero de Racquet Sports Industry Magazine.
Todas las reseñas de premios se pueden encontrar en la versión digital de la revista aquí .
Toni Wiley , Persona del año - Página 33
Longfellow New Hampshire , instalación privada / comercial del año: página 40
USTA New England , sección del año: página 54
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