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Steve Duffell | November 2022
Congratulations to the USTA Southern Section for defeating Florida at the USTA Men’s National Intersectionals! The event, called the Keith Donoff Cup, was held at the Bocage Racquet Club in Baton Rouge, LA. Six Sections competed in this national event bringing together some of the top senior players in the country.
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2022 Keith Donoff Cup
Ed Wagner | November 11-13, 2022
This week kicks off the 2022 intersectional team competition for the Keith Donoff Cup. There are 6 sections competing for the title which is being played at the Bocage Racquet Club in Baton Rouge LA. The six sections are Florida, Southern, Texas, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Middle States.
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2 Double GOLD BALL Winners
Ed Wagner | November 2022
Last week in Peachtree City GA we had two double gold ball winners. Congratulations to Dana Gill and Oren Motevassel. This was Oren’s 34th Singles Level 1 win.
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2023 Tournament Schedule - Updated November 8, 2023
The 2023 tournament schedule is being updated as tournaments are posted. Between Tournament List and the SSI pages we have the latest information. We will continue to update regularly.
Jay Senter | October 2022
Leonid Stanislavskyi is not your typical war refugee. He’s also not your typical super-senior tennis player. That’s because this year, at the age of 98 years young, Leonid fled war-ravaged Kharkiv, Ukraine, not just for his safety but to resume his ITF tournament career. Jay Senter, an American who helped make this inspirational saga possible, tells how in this fascinating story
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Steve Duffel | October 2022
Getting ready for 2023..... never underestimate the benefits of planning. Now is the time for looking forward to the 2023 Tournament Calendar and the changes surely to be made. October 1st was the deadline for Level 1,2, and 3’s tournaments to submit their applications to the USTA for review, scheduling and then for approval by the USTA Sanctioning Committee. Slowly, the USTA is releasing the approved tournaments and building the 2023 calendar.
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POSTPONED * POSTPONED
Due to Hurricane Ian this event has been postponed until April. More details to follow.
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September 2022
The USTA has posted the application information for the ITF World Team Championships. For age divisions - 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, the deadline is September 19, 2022. The other deadlines are in 2023. All the information can be found here
September 21-23, Wexford, PA
The National Senior Men’s Tennis Association (NSMTA) and Oxford Athletic Club (OAC) are excited to announce the second annual team doubles invitational tournament in the Pittsburgh area for senior men tennis players (ages 55+).
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August 2022
The Gordon Trophy is an annual tennis competition between the United States and Canada that was started in 1949. One of the goals of the Gordon Trophy is to encourage camaraderie and competition. This tradition continues to this day thanks to dedicated tennis players on both sides of the border. This website has been created to help share the experiences of our yearly competition.
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August 2022
This year’s Ralph Grieco Memorial doubles tournament was held July 17 to 20th at the beautiful Hound Ears Club in Boone, North Carolina. The event grew from four to six teams this year and expanded to play from three to four days. Each team fielded one court each of 65s, 70s and 75s.
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July 2022
While watching the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells this past week, the all too familiar scene on the tennis tour was injuries. The sport of tennis requires all-direction extreme lunging and movements. It requires incredible endurance. Injuries are inevitable in this physical sport, especially at the highest, most grueling levels. Injuries can short-circuit careers. Big names like Barty, Collins, Federer, Nishikori, Tsona, and Thiem are all recovering from injuries and unable to play.
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Paul Fein | July 2022
Neither a difficult introduction to tennis as a kid or various obstacles along the way deterred Tom Walker from embracing a sport he wound up enjoying for more than 60 years. In fact, the more he learned about tennis, the more he became fascinated. Tom, who now resides in White Plains, N.Y., earned a living as a highly successful coach, and he blossomed into an elite senior competitor. In this interview, he talks about the people who influenced and inspired him and the many joys he’s experienced playing and teaching tennis.
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June 2022
Did you know that the knee is the body’s largest joint? And it’s one of the strongest. Because the knee’s structure is complex, the joint is susceptible to many types of injuries – especially for athletes. The knee comprises an intricate network of muscles, tendons, bones, ligaments, cartilage, and fluid.
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Keith Richardson | June 2022
New NSMTA member Ward Snyder has written a book titled "Tennis Life." Ward interviewed 24 men and women about their individual journeys in this great game, from the Juniors, Coaching, College, and the Pro Tour. He has captured unique and interesting stories from players that most of our members will know, including Harold Solomon, Taylor Dent, Billy Martin, and even yours truly, to name a few!
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Jimmy Parker | May 2022
After reading the book, it’s not clear to me whether the author is a better writer or tennis player – he’s awfully good at both! Frankel has written many books on a multiplicity of subjects over several decades. In this book, just the idea of a quest for mastery – tennis or otherwise, hooked me.
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Jimmy Parker | April 2022
John doesn’t waste much time in answering the question that the title of the book poses! In the very first sentence of the book he states, “The ideal tennis teacher is an artist making use of current science.” There you have it, folks – no need to read further. However, if you do indeed continue reading, you’ll be rewarded with a wealth of knowledge gleaned from the author’s many years of playing and teaching at a high level.
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