Community Tennis

In the wake of the tragic shooting at Antioch High School in January 2025, the school’s tennis team emerged as a beacon of hope and resilience. Despite the profound grief and challenges faced by the community, these young athletes demonstrated unwavering strength and unity, embodying the spirit of perseverance.

As the national governing body for the sport of tennis in the United States and in concert with court builders and parkprofessionals, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) is putting forth an expanded Statement of Guidance for thedevelopment, expansion, and renovation of public facilities and spaces related to tennis and pickleball. This guidance is presented within the context and understanding that – while tennis remains the most popular racquet sport in the UnitedSta

The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has initiated a pilot project to designate and recognize top-performing tennis operators as “USTA Premier Facilities”. Williamson County Parks and Recreation and the City of Chattanooga’s, Champions Club, were selected as two of the nation’s first 50 pilot sites for 2023-2024.

On Friday, October 27th, the vibrant city of Nashville came alive with the spirited energy of over 100 kids participating in the Nashville Metro Parks Community Center Challenge.

USTA Tennessee is proud to offer a Specialty License plate to Tennessee drivers so they can show their support of our great sport.

Kyle Burton has been named as USTA Southern’s Tennis Service Representative (TSR) for Kentucky & Tennessee.

“Tennis courts eligible for USTA Southern sanctioned competition, including junior and adult tournaments and league, must contain only lines prescribed by the ITF Rules of Tennis, as set out in the USTA Handbook of Tennis Rules and Regulations.”

A record number of Adult League teams from Tennessee advanced to Nationals in the 2021 Championship Year. To reach this stage, teams must progress through three stages: Local Leagues, State Championships, and Sectional Championships. Congratulations to Tennessee teams who proudly represented their cities and state at the prestigious USTA Adult League National Championships events! Registration for 2022 Spring USTA Adult Leagues will begin January 1, 2022. Click here to find

The third annual McKinney Dalstrom 10&Under Circuit Finals were held in conjunction with the Knoxville Challenger (ATP 80) on November 13th-14th.

On June 10th, the University of Memphis and the City of Memphis came together to break ground on the new Leftwich Tennis Center.

School and Community Tennis trainings and workshops have resumed across the state! In recent weeks, USTA Tennessee has conducted multiple Tennis in Schools and Community Tennis workshops in order to grow the game in our Tennessee schools and communities.

The Southern Tennis Foundation (STF), the charitable arm of United States Tennis Association (USTA) Southern Section, announces the establishment of the Paul Scarpa Scholarships.

Tennessee’s first tournament in 2021 provided spirited competition for 90 players and their families.

USTA Tennessee has been busy planning for resumption of play as well as partnering with USTA National and Southern to help our providers, facilities and tennis partners during the pandemic.

Please find the below letters that were sent to update the state membership on the status of USTA programs in Tennessee (as of 6/9/2020) Update for Junior Tournament Players and Parents (6/9/2020) Letter from USTA TN Executive Director and President to USTA TN Membership Letter to USTA TN Junior Membership (5/20/20) Letter to USTA TN Adult Membership (4/28/20) __________________________________________________________________________ USTA Statement issued 5/26/20 The USTA rec

USTA Tennessee April 2020 COVID Announcement