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As we are approaching the end of the tennis season, all players are gearing up for the release of 2022 NTRP ratings. Whether your rating has changed or stayed the same, we have all the things you need to know about your NTRP rating.
At USTA Mid-Atlantic, we often say tennis is so much more than a game played with a racquet and ball. As Thanksgiving is upon us, we started thinking about the sport we love and why we are so thankful for being able to grow the game in the region. Number one on our list: YOU! Read more about what the USTA Mid-Atlantic is thankful for this season.
This USTA Mid-Atlantic 2.5 League team found well-being and so much more thanks to tennis and their team comradery. Read about their journey.
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.
