USTA Southern California

The USTA Southern California Community Department’s goal is to unite the tennis community in Southern California. Whether you are a club, community tennis organization, National Junior Tennis & Learning Chapter, Park & Rec, School, After School provider, Coach, or provider staff, we aim to celebrate the diverse and lively tennis community. It’s an opportunity to showcase new providers and programs, network, share, and enjoy an afternoon of tennis to express our gratitude and appreciation for your dedication and passion for the sport we love. Watch the recap of our latest Community Social: https://lnkd.in/gY_mViSj. #Tennis #TennisCommunity #DEI #Inclusion #USTASoCal #SoCalTennis

Meet Eileen and Ronald Yip—two of our standout captains who lead with integrity, grit, and sportsmanship. Curious to know more about their journey? Head to our website and check out their story! https://lnkd.in/dvkeM7FG #USTASoCal #USTALeagues #SoCalTennis #USTALeagues #USTA

Shout-out to our amazing Adult League players who participated in 18 & Over Sectionals during back-to-back-to-back weekends in the Beach Cities! 🌴🎉 Read the recap of all of the action on our website: https://lnkd.in/g8PvsaYT. #USTASoCal #SoCalTennis #USTALeague

Introducing our latest Junior Tournament Director Spotlight: Michael Marquez. Discover how Michael has spent nearly two decades transforming tennis on the Central Coast, blending his passion for the sport with a commitment to building a vibrant community both on and off the court. https://lnkd.in/gDCTVCP4 #TeamSoCal #SoCalTennis #USTA #USTSoCal #TennisCommunity

Our third annual Women & Girls Who Ace Summit at the beautiful Bahia Resort Hotel in San Diego was a success! Thank you to our participants, speakers, panelists, and sponsors for joining us to connect, learn, and celebrate the advancement of women and girls in sports. Special thanks to the (USTA) United States Tennis Association, the SCTA, Professional Tennis Registry - PTR, PTRW, Wilson Sporting Goods Co., Women’s Sports Foundation, and Morgan Stanley/Sara E. Asatiani, and waterdrop® - and congratulations to our 2024 Women & Girls Who Ace Award recipient, the incomparable Doris Obih, CEO and Founder of 40 Love Foundation. We’ll see you next year!

Tennis Parents! Join us for our next webinar on July 30th as we cover Chapter 7: Rewiring Techniques for Self-Coaching and Chapter 8: Integrating Long-Term Benefits, Conclusion/review from “The Tennis Encyclopedia: Wiring Your Inner Dialog.” Register now to secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/gvJqGsDy #USTASoCal #JuniorTennis #SoCalTennis

USTA SoCal is partnering with Tennacity to host a FREE Wheelchair Clinic on Saturday August 24th from 1-3pm. We are inviting junior and adult wheelchair players for this event which will include, drills, games, and giveaways! Register now to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gGEc223r #USTASoCal #JuniorTennis #AdultTennis #WheelchairTennis #SoCalTennis

Celebrating another big weekend of #TeamSoCal wins at the L1 USTA National Clay Court Championships! The week-long competition saw the best players battling it out daily. When the dust settled, USTA SoCal celebrated four victorious players: Daniel Gardality, Gwyneth Britton, Emery June Martin, and Reagan Levine. Read the full recap on our website: https://lnkd.in/gSbyyuHD.

We are honored to have Alejandra Glover join us at our Women & Girls Who Ace Summit, August 3-5. Since sharing the news with her UCLA Women's Tennis teammates and coaches that she had been diagnosed with Late-Onset Tay-Sachs Disease, 29-year-old Glover has been surrounded with the deepest support from her Bruin family. Originally from Newport Beach and now living in Point Loma, Glover's story is one of hope and the lifelong bonds of a team. Read more about Allie’s story: https://lnkd.in/gDeewXBX. Register for some or all of the summit, held this year at the Bahia Resort Hotel in San Diego: https://lnkd.in/g5eMFWQY. #WGWA #USTASoCal #WomenInLeadership #WomenAndGirlsWhoAce #SoCalTennis

We recently celebrated the 10th annual and largest Paralympic-style adaptive sports event in the Western US at the Angel City Games! This year, there were 18 different sports available for participants to try their hand at, or compete. For tennis, there were clinics, drills, and even a few high level competition matches. #TeamSoCal #SoCalTennis #WheelchairTennis