NSMTA Stories and Updated Tournament List
 

Dear Subscriber First Name,

As the NSMTA grows, so has our website! We’ve added additional content to the site and want to make navigating to articles even easier. There’s been a small change to the navigation bar near the top of each page so when you hover over “Articles”, the drop-down menu is shortened and lists;

  • Coronavirus Content

  • President's Points

  • Bloggers Baseline

  • Stories

Stories will take you to a list of article subjects with descriptions.

If you are a member and have a story to share on any of the article subjects, please submit it to our editor, Paul Fein (you can click HERE to send him an email).

The Tournament List has been updated to reflect the canceled and rescheduled USTA sanctioned tournaments. We are doing our best to keep up with the many changes posted by USTA and will now list only the tournaments that are now currently scheduled.

Beginning June 1, the suspension of the following USTA Sanctioned products and events are now at the discretion of the USTA Sections and local health authorities: Adult Tournaments, USTA League, USTA Social Leagues, Team Challenge, Team Tournaments and Wheelchair Tennis.

All Category 1 and Super Category 2 National Adult Tournaments with an ITF status, all Adults Category 2 and Category 3 tournaments will be suspended through July 31. Click here for the USTA’s full statement.

Let’s do great things for senior tennis!

Mas Kimball
Board Member
 

Visit NSMTA.net for tennis articles from our members as well as writers from across the
tennis spectrum, important tennis news
and tournament information.
 

A Passion in Life
Fred Drilling, who is an NSMTA member as well as a member of the USPTA, is the tennis coach of 8 year old Dominic Allevato. Dom’s second grade class was assigned a video project to identify a passion in life, one that could possibly make them a better person.
Read More & Watch Video

In Memoriam
In his latest blog posting on Tennis Players as Works of Art, David Linebarger takes us through a poetic story of the much loved, Vitas Gerulaitis, who life was cut short by a tragic accident.
Read More
 

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