BIGGEST PRO TITLE YET FOR SOCAL JUNIOR
Iva Jovic simply knows how to win – especially when she’s playing in San Diego. For the third time this year, the 16-year-old Jovic from Torrance won a significant title just down south via the 405/5 Interstate from where she grew up, capturing the ITF World Tour W75 RSF Open singles crown on Sunday against fellow SoCal native Ena Shibahara.
GABY MILLAN HAS TENNIS AND TEENS ON THE RISE IN SOUTH SAN DIEGO
Tennis has fast become one of the major focuses and top priorities for Gaby Millán, Executive Director for the Teens Rise Foundation, a South San Diego foundation started in 2018.
APPLY NOW FOR THE 2024 KRAMER FUTURE CHAMPIONS SCHOLARSHIP
Attention all Southern California junior players, the 2024 Kramer Future Champions Scholarship through the SCTA Foundation is now open and receiving applications.
PAIR OF TENNIS COACHES MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES
As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close on October 15th, the following is a closer look at two individuals who are making a difference in their communities on and off the tennis court.
UPCOMING USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EVENTS
WELCOME TO USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
WELCOME TO USTA
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Southern California has always been synonymous with tennis. We produce champions, make headlines, fill courts and bond communities. Tennis is a game for all in Southern California. Professional players train here year-round with access to world-class coaches. Adults play in leagues and tournaments that combine competition and community. Juniors have access to a pathway of tournaments that can prepare them for innumerable college programs. And, children are exposed to the compelling nature of the sport through city parks, schools and tennis clubs.
USTA Southern California serves all of these diverse constituencies by providing resources and programming, supporting our players, and celebrating the tennis lifestyle that is uniquely part of SoCal culture.
Southern California has always been synonymous with tennis. We produce champions, make headlines, fill courts and bond communities. Tennis is a game for all in SoCal. Professional players train here year-round with access to world-class coaches. Adults play in leagues and tournaments that combine competition and community. Juniors have access to a pathway of tournaments that can prepare them for innumerable college programs. And, children are exposed to the compelling nature of the sport through city parks, schools and tennis clubs.
USTA Southern California serves all of these diverse constituencies by providing resources and programming, supporting our players, and celebrating the tennis lifestyle that is uniquely part of SoCal culture.
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