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ATA Looking For Permanent Site In Florida

The American Tennis Association (the ATA) , the United States’ oldest black amateur tennis association wants to build its first permanent home and training center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

THE EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES – By American Guardian Of The Game

Patrick McEnroe, you are responsible for directing the quite extensive resources of the USTA into junior player development.

Esurance Extends US Open Sponsorship

The USTA announced that Esurance, the direct-to-consumer car insurance company, has extended and expanded its sponsorship of the US Open

Former top Tenner’s Caroline Vis and Gretchen Magers win dubs title

Sunday's Summary and Results -- USTA National Open Hard Court Championships – Balboa Tennis Club

Thursday’s Summary and Results — USTA National Open Hard Court Championships

Top-seeded Megan McCray of Oceanside, Calif. Eliminates Linda Guerzize of Palm Desert, Calif., to Reach Women’s Quarterfinals

Tennis Tour Tidbits – Kuznetsova, Townsend, Vergeer and more…

Svetlana Kuznetsova pulled an abdominal muscle in her win over Bojana Jovanovski at Roland Garros which affected her serve in her loss to Serena Williams

Tuesday’s Summary and Results — USTA National Open Hard Court Championships

Defending Men’s Champion Clarke Spinosa of Claremont, Calif., Cruises into Third Round

USTA Past President David Markin Dies

David Markin, 82, president of the USTA in 1989-90, died May 30 in Gainesville, Florida.

King And Vegosen To Be Honored By USTA Midwest Section

Both will formally be inducted into the USTA/Midwest Section Hall of Fame in a ceremony to take place December 6, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois.

USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Tennis Championships

Third-seeded Vicki Buholz of Dallas ended the USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships.

Saturday’s Summary & Results — USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships

CONSOLATION MATCHES HIGHLIGHT SATURDAY’S ACTION AT USTA NATIONAL SENIOR WOMEN’S HARD COURT TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

USTA And ESPN Strike Massive US Open Deal

The USTA and ESPN announced a new broadcast deal that gives the cable giant rights to the entire US Open beginning in 2015, which end the tournament s affiliation with CBS after 46 years.