Fall Combo Doubles Season Underway with Record 393 Teams

Courts across the Charlotte region are buzzing as the 2026 USTA Southern Combo Doubles League season gets underway. This season, a record 393 teams will compete at 40 facilities throughout the Charlotte area—30 more teams than last year. The continued growth reflects the popularity of league tennis and the increasing demand for competitive play.

As the season begins, we wish all players and captains the best of luck. Whether you’re returning for another season or stepping onto the court for the first time, we hope you enjoy great competition, good sportsmanship, and a fun season of tennis.

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