IMPORTANT NEWS & REMINDERS
Pop the can – get those new balls out – let’s play tennis! If you plan to captain any USTA league this year – we have options for you:
Review “The Captain to Do and to Know List” below and send your questions by email to Bevie. We will combine and answer all questions submitted in an email sent to captains and posted on WNC Tennis. Captain folders will be available at meetings. Attend a captain meeting near you:
Latest News
Captain’s To Do and To Know List 2022
Thanks for being a WNC Captain or Co-Captain! This information is helpful to all USTA league players. We have scheduled Captain Meetings at several area facilities. Click on this link for list of meeting locations, dates, and times. PLEASE READ the new Captain Handbook and the new Western NC USTA 2022 Local League Regulations. Send your questions by email to Bevie. We will combine and answer by email sent to all captains and posted on this site by late February.
- Wildcards and Runner-up Championship Information
- Coman Tiebreak Procedure
- For proposed League Day of Play Schedules for flights and levels, go to the specific league page listed under Adult Leagues
- Captain Handbook
2021 Western NC Tennis is “bursting” with champions!
The Spring Adult 18 & Over 4.0 women from Asheville Racquet Club South, captained by Susie Manley, defeated Florida 4-1 in the ¾ playoff at the Surprise (AZ) Tennis and Racquet Complex to finish Third in the USTA Nationals!
WNC Tennis had two State Mixed Doubles Championship teams this year!
- 40 & Over 6.0 – captained by Kathy Wrenn, from Asheville Racquet Club South and
- 55 & Over 7.0 – captained by Rick Johnson, from Hendersonville Racquet Club.
The Southern Combo Doubles 65 & Over 6.5 women, Pat McClurkin, captain, were combo state champions!
65 & Over 3.5 men, Rick Johnson, captain, Hendersonville Racquet Club – State Champions!
For a complete list of all champions […]
NC Tennis Players at Tokyo Olympics
Western NC is proud of our two great players from North Carolina who will be competing in Tokyo at the 2020 Olympics (competing this year) for the United States Tennis Teams: Conner Stroud from Forest City, North Carolina, and Tommy Paul from Greenville, North Carolina.
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