How do USTA leagues work?
USTA League play is organized by skill level according to the USTA’s National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP). Each league player is assigned an NTRP rating based on their tennis ability. Players who are new to USTA League need to self-rate to obtain an NTRP rating before joining a team.
What are USTA tournaments?
USTA Tournaments provide a showcase for players in every division and at every age level in singles, doubles, and team formats. USTA Southern California sanctions approximately 200 adult tournaments each year that include both traditional and innovative formats.
How do I move up in USTA?
According to USTA Regulation 2.05E(2), all players age 65 or over, if promoted, will automatically be granted an appeal (A) rating of their current rating back to their previous valid Year-End rating.
What does USTA stand for?
United States Tennis Association
| Sport | Tennis |
| Abbreviation | (USTA) |
| Founded | 1881 |
| Affiliation | International Tennis Federation (ITF) |
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What are the USTA tennis levels?
The National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) is a classification system developed in 1978 that identifies and describes the general characteristics of thirteen levels of tennis-playing ability from beginner to pro-level. Recreational leagues offer NTRP player levels of: 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 & 5.5.
Who owns the USTA?
United States Tennis Association
| President | Michael J. McNulty III |
| CEO | Michael Dowse |
| Secretary | Gregory Metz |
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| www.usta.com |
How big is USTA?
64 acres
How big is the USTA National Campus? Located on over 64 acres, the National Campus features 98 lighted tennis courts with live streaming capability.