USTA Middle States

USTA Middle States Growing tennis to inspire healthier people and communities everywhere. A not-for-profit organization, the USTA is organized geographically into 17 sections.

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https://www.usta.com/en/home/about-usta/who-we-are/national/usta-terms-of-use.html Founded in 1881, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) is the national governing body for the sport of tennis in the United States. In addition to owning and operating the US Open, Emirates Airlines US Open Series and selecting the members of the Davis Cup, Fed Cup

and Olympic teams, the USTA administers a variety of programs nationwide for players of all ages and ability levels. Incorporated in 1924, the USTA Middle States (USTA MS) section encompasses Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey (exclusive of a 35-mile radius around New York City) and northwestern West Virginia. USTA MS is a volunteer-based organization dedicated to carrying out the goals of the national association within its region, particularly with respect to promoting tennis opportunities for juniors and adults of all abilities and all cultural backgrounds. To better service local needs, USTA MS is further subdivided into six districts: Allegheny Mountain, Central PA, Delaware, Eastern PA, New Jersey and Philadelphia. The USTA MS Board of Directors provides the strategic direction and leadership for the section. By evaluating and establishing goals, policies and objectives the Board provides the road map from which the professional staff, headed by the executive director, and other volunteers follow to achieve the mission – To promote and develop the growth of tennis.

What a week for tennis in Philly 🎾The inaugural Ennoble Care Philly Open WTA 125 brought professional women’s tennis bac...
09/02/2026

What a week for tennis in Philly 🎾

The inaugural Ennoble Care Philly Open WTA 125 brought professional women’s tennis back to Philadelphia for the first time in 22 years and the city showed up. 🙌

It was a great week of tennis and an even better week for the Philadelphia tennis community, with fans, players, families and local tennis supporters coming together throughout the tournament.

Congratulations to singles champion Katie Volynets and doubles champions Ingrid Haverlag & Nika Radisic!

USTA Middle States was proud to support the event. As part of League Captain Appreciation, Philadelphia Area Tennis District (PATD) captains came together at the tournament to enjoy some great tennis and community connection.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the Ennoble Care Philly Open such a special return to Philadelphia! 💙

09/01/2026

Check it out! Angela Jones, our Community Tennis Manager in Eastern Pa., attended the inaugural USTA Coaches Open in NYC 🤩🤩

She joined coaches from across the country for three days of world-class education, on-court learning, networking, and inspiration designed to help you grow your impact on and off the court.

We love to see our community parks thriving. Check out the new tennis courts at Amity Community Park in Douglassville, P...
08/28/2026

We love to see our community parks thriving. Check out the new tennis courts at Amity Community Park in Douglassville, Pa. 💙

🎾 PROJECT COMPLETE! 🎾

A HUGE THANK YOU to Senator Tracy Pennycuick and the United States Tennis Association (USTA) for helping make this project possible!

We’re excited to announce the completion of a joint effort between Amity Township and the Daniel Boone Area School District. The tennis courts at Amity Community Park have received a much-needed upgrade, including new LED lighting, timers, and resurfaced courts.

These courts were more than 20 years old, and without the generous grant assistance from Senator Pennycuick and the USTA, this important improvement would not have been possible.

This project is a great investment in our community and will provide residents and students with safer, brighter, and better courts for years to come.

Thank you to everyone who helped bring this project across the finish line!** 🎾👏

08/27/2026
Kyle Hejmowski (pictured in green) is helping introduce a new generation of students to tennis at Archangel Gabriel Cath...
08/26/2026

Kyle Hejmowski (pictured in green) is helping introduce a new generation of students to tennis at Archangel Gabriel Catholic School.

Inspired by Billie Jean King and the free tennis program he participated in as a child, Hejmowski started a tennis club that gives students in first through fifth grade an accessible and welcoming setting to learn the game.

With support from USTA Middle States, the program received racquets, mini nets, tennis balls and a $500 grant to help bring the club to life. After running weekly sessions last spring, Hejmowski is already looking ahead to expanding the program and bringing it back next year.

Learn more about Kyle’s story at the link in bio.

08/19/2026

How good are your guessing skills?

We asked players and fans at the James E. Cryan Memorial Tournament to guess how many racquet grips, lip balms and shock absorbers were packed into one container.

Watch until the end to find out the answer! 👀

08/13/2026
A new chapter for Blind and Low Vision tennis in the United States. 🎾 The inaugural National Blind Tennis Tournament in ...
08/11/2026

A new chapter for Blind and Low Vision tennis in the United States. 🎾 The inaugural National Blind Tennis Tournament in Pittsburgh, PA, brought athletes together to compete, connect and celebrate the continued growth of the sport. The USTA is proud to support efforts that create more opportunities for athletes to play, compete and experience the game.

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1288 Valley Forge Road; Ste 74, PO Box 987
Valley Forge, PA
19482

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+16109355000

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