Sign Up For the SCTA Foundation’s Amazing Summer Camp Tennis Racquet Scholarship Package by July 30

By Karen Ronney Are you a junior player ages 5 to 11? Or do you know a player who plays red, orange or green ball tennis? If so, we have a a great opportunity for you. The Southern California Tennis Association Foundation is offering the Summer Camp Tennis Racket Scholarship Package. The deadline to apply

Special Adaptive Wheelchair Social Event at El Dorado Tennis Center

By Karen Ronney The Southern California Tennis Association Foundation celebrates 🎉Disability Pride Month for a Special Adaptive Tennis Social Event on Sunday, July 13, from 9am to 4pm presented by USTA Southern California at the El Dorado Tennis Center in Long Beach. Players of all levels are welcome to participate in these four formats. Para-Standing

Phillip Kim’s Tennis Journey Comes Full Circle

By Karen Ronney Phillip Kim’s life journey is one filled with passion, reinvention and community. Growing up in Foster City, California, he picked up a tennis racket at age 12, never realizing the sport would become a cornerstone of his life decades later. For his efforts, he received the Curt Condon Spirit Award by USTA

San Diego Teen Receives a Youth Leadership Tennis Award

By Karen Ronney For Sofia Vongsouvanh tennis is more than a sport. It is about connecting with people and building friendships. Her drive to help, give back to her community and understand others are just a few of the reasons the senior from Patrick Henry High School was honored to receive the Youth Leadership Council

How to Optimize Tennis Equipment for Players Insights from the RSPA San Diego Racquet Pro Free Lunch Workshop

By Karen Ronney Tyler Jung of the South County Tennis Shop is clearly an expert on all things tennis as a player,  Racquets Sports Professional Association teaching professional and an experienced retailer. The Irvine resident led a comprehensive workshop enjoyed by approximately 25 attendees at the Racquet Pro Free Lunch (RPFL) Workshop sponsored by the

Local So Cal Tennis Stars Shine in Collegiate Tennis

By Karen Ronney It has been two years since the dynamic duo of Kate Prichard and Anna Pallencaoe competed together in doubles and the result was the same. The former high school partners were once again champions. They recently won the Mindset NAMI Doubles Tennis Tournament Fundraiser at Balboa Tennis Club. “It was play with

Tips from CAL FIRE: How to Prepare a “Go Bag”

Being prepared for a fire emergency can take many forms. One important way is to create a “Go Bag” for families and individuals. According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire), the following items are recommended below. What’s in a Go Bag?' 3-Day supply of Non-Perishable Food Manual Can Opener 3 Gallons

Registration is Open for a USTA Coaching Fundamentals Workshop

Ever thought of becoming a certified tennis coach? This is the first step in your journey. The initial training is the USTA's Coaching Fundamentals Workshop, a two-day workshop on Friday, December 6, and Saturday, December 7, at Peninsula Tennis Club in San Diego. It will be 8am to 4pm the first day, and four hours

So Cal’s Mathewson and Wagner Bring Home Medals from the 2023 Parapan American Games

By Karen Ronney The Southern California Tennis Association Foundation congratulates Dana Mathewson for bringing home two gold medals in the 2023 Parapan American Games. The top-ranked American wheelchair player from San Diego represented Team USA to clinch the singles and doubles titles recently in Santiago, Chile. Mathewson, 32, was also selected to be the flag

Gwyneth Britton Shines On and Off the Tennis Court

By Brenden Fisher In the ever-growing and competitive sport that is tennis, it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish yourself and earn recognition on a national level. Gwyneth Britton, however, has flourished in making herself recognizable both on and off the court from a very young age. Born in Long Beach and now residing in Whittier,

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