In celebration of Black History Month, throughout February on USTA.com, the USTA will celebrate the long history of tennis in the U.S. by featuring contributions from African-American players, coaches, and administrators – some broke down barriers; many more have broken records. Every one of them have been an important pillar in strengthening our great game. Many have transcended the sport they helped to build to become true American icons.
The Charlotte Metro League congratulates all 31 teams that competed at the USTA Southern Combo Doubles State Championships in Wilmington, NC. Over two weekends of play, Charlotte teams demonstrated our League’s strength with ten teams securing state championship titles. The Charlotte Tennis Association extends its appreciation to every player who represented our area. The success at the state level highlights the competitive spirit and […]
The Special Olympics North Carolina Fall Tournament is being held in Charlotte, November 14-15, at Hornets Nest Park. Knowledgeable tennis enthusiasts are needed to call lines and scores during the event. An overview of expectations and training will be provided. Match times each day are 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM. You will be assigned based on your […]
Four Charlotte-area teams brought home championship titles at the USTA Singles League State Championships, where 14 teams from the Metro area competed against top players from across North Carolina. Congratulations to all players and captains who represented the Charlotte Tennis Association and made the local leagues proud with their effort and competitive spirit. 18 & […]
Charlotte Metro players made a strong showing at the USTA Southern Tri-Level League State Championships held in September in Raleigh. Eleven teams from the Charlotte area qualified to compete, with four teams capturing division titles. Those four championship teams will now advance to the USTA Southern Tri-Level Sectional Championships, scheduled for October 10–13 in Rome, […]