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Making friends in adulthood isn’t always easy, but we’ve got some tips that may help you find those besties and buddies through tennis. Read how you can make friends through tennis.
At USTA Mid-Atlantic, we know that your community tennis court is like your second home. So let us help you create opportunities to make your second home – the tennis courts – fresh for the new spring season.
Community. It isn’t just a word in the name of Rappahannock Community College (RCC). It literally and figuratively is the center and central focus for this higher education institution in the rural area of Warsaw, Va. Read how four new courts created community.
Our mission
To promote and develop the growth of tennis in the Mid-Atlantic Section.
USTA Mid-Atlantic Section believes that through the sport of tennis, people and communities grow stronger, healthier, and more connected. Through the work that we do, we aim to make tennis viable and accessible to all people in every community in the Mid-Atlantic.
Our Impact
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We support the community providers, facilities, and coaches that directly deliver the sport. The many health and social benefits of tennis have made it more popular than ever, and USTA Mid-Atlantic’s programs and outreach are rising to meet that demand. USTA Mid-Atlantic has been part of the official governing body for tennis in America since 1923.
As a nonprofit organization, USTA Mid-Atlantic relies in part on the generosity and support of our community to fund our operations. We ask that you consider supporting our vital work.
Interested in Playing tennis in the Mid-atlantic?
Tennis is a lifetime sport that can be played at any age and USTA Mid-Atlantic Section wants to help you get started right away! As a nonprofit organization committed to promoting tennis and its physical, social, and emotional health benefits, we envision a community where tennis is accessible and available for ALL people to play.
Ready to start playing tennis in Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., or West Virginia. To learn more about play opportunities in the Mid-Atlantic, click here.
