The Maryland District encompasses the entire state and is one of the four Districts which make up the USTA/Mid-Atlantic Section (MAS). The Maryland Tennis office offers a professional staff and volunteers to promote and develop the game of tennis in your community. We have knowledgeable and reliable staff people that can assist you in answering any questions you may have. Check out our USTA/Maryland Tennis staff list under the about us tab to the left so you may direct your question to the person who can give you the best response possible.
Coach Nic Askew talks about the importance of character and humility in speaking to the nearly 200 guests at the USTA Maryland Awards Lunch.
Nic is the assistant men’s and women’s tennis coach at Howard University and director of programs for the Prince George’s Tennis & Education Foundation.
Baltimore, September 8 – Tennis and entertainment megastar, Serena Williams will lead an all-star cast of some of the greatest names in tennis at the PNC Tennis Classic presented by The Baltimore Sun. USTA Member Ticket Discounts to See The World #1 and USOpen Champion Superstar at the 1st Mariner Arena on Friday evening, November 21, 2008 at 7:00 p.m
2009 USTA Rapid Rally is quickly approaching and we want to help you spread the word. It is FREE to participate and FREE to host a local competition. A FREE administrative kit is provided with all the information required to conduct the local competition, including athletic equipment.
We look forward to increasing participation in tennis through USTA Rapid Rally and appreciate you spreading the word about this easy and FREE program.
At its annual business meeting on Saturday, November 1, the USTA Maryland District Board of Directors and Executive Committee voted in favor of adopting proposed amendments to the association’s by laws. The new by laws can be found by clicking on About Us and By laws.
The 2008 USTA Maryland Awards Lunch is coming up on Saturday, November 1 at noon at the Chartwell Golf and County Club in Severna Park, Maryland.
You won’t want to miss the lunch speaker this year -- Nic Askew, Assistant Coach for Howard University Men's and Women's Tennis teams and Director of Programs for the Prince George's Tennis & Education Foundation Inc.
USTA is offering a special Gift Membership through 12/31/08 (or while supplies last). The special offer features a five-year Junior membership for $72.00 along with a premium package of a junior racquet, ball and parent guide.
Tight, friendly competition lead to 8 teams capturing the USTA Maryland Combo District Championships.
The weather finally turned to a fall windy day with a touch of winter in the early a.m. hours. The players took the weather challenges in stride and made the most of a beautiful
fall weekend, October 17-19 at Truxtun Park, in Annapolis.
We sometimes take for granted in the rush of all we do and forget to say a special thanks to volunteers like you!
Your gifts of time and of yourself are special ones indeed. It’s thanks to people like you that our District Championships ran so smoothly.
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Six teams from Maryland traveled to Mary Washington University competing at the Mid-Atlantic Sectional Championships over the August 9 and 10 weekend. There were 2 teams each in the 18-under, 14-under and 12-under divisions. The winning team from 14’s and 18’s advances to nationals in October.
Nearly 150 kids came out to compete in the USTA/Maryland Junior Team Tennis (JTT) State Championship, July 11-12 at UMBC.
Full-court players competed in three co-ed age divisions: 12 and under, 14 and under, and 18 and under. Kids 8 and under and 10 and under also kicked off Maryland’s first-ever QuickStart Tennis competition, playing on 36’ and 60’ courts with foam and low compression balls.
USTA/Maryland is proud to announce Team Maryland for 2008. The team is made up of the top 3 boys and girls from each age group in the Maryland Junior Points race and winners of Maryland State Junior Championships.
TURKEY—Mary Boswell has discovered the foundation of youth. The 76-year-old Damascus, MD, resident stays young because of tennis. That spring in her step gave her American teammates what they needed. They needed two wins. And she got them two wins. Boswell defeated Canada’s Muffie Grieve 6-2, 6-1, at No. 1 singles and then teamed with Nancy Reed (Winter Park, FL) to down Grieve and Hugette Fontaine 6-3, 6-1, to take the Queen's Cup 2-1.
