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 area was proudly represented at the USTA 65 & Over State Championships held this past weekend in Greenville/Snow Hill, with four teams competing against top teams from across North Carolina. A special congratulations to Giles Beal’s 65 & Over 3.5 team from Gaston Country Club for an outstanding performance, finishing first in […]
The Charlotte Tennis Association is kicking off the 2026 summer USTA League season with record participation across Singles, Mixed Doubles, and Tri-Level leagues. This summer, 311 teams will take the courts across 35 facilities in the Charlotte region, marking the largest summer league season in CTA history and a 34-team increase from last year. Much […]
2026 marks the third year for the Ace The Stigma Memorial Event honoring Chuck Reiney. You are invited to register for a powerful weekend (June 19-20) of tennis, community, and purpose supporting mental health awareness. Click here to learn more about the new format and venues.
The Charlotte Tennis Association (CTA) is seeking an Adult Programs Coordinator to support and grow adult tennis programs in the Charlotte community. This part-time role will work closely with CTA staff and leadership, local facilities, and community partners to support adult program and league operations. This is a great opportunity for someone who is organized, community-minded, […]