Tennis Industry News

The American Sports Builders Association (ASBA), the national organization for builders, designers and suppliers of materials for athletic facilities including tennis courts, has announced the election and installation of its officers and directors for the coming year.

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For 2012, the TIA will offer a comprehensive menu of webinars for industry businesses. Topics are subject to change, so check out TennisIndustry.org/webinars for the latest times, dates, and to sign up.

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Hurricane Irene forced the cancellation of the Tennis Show, Tennis Forum and USTA's Arthur Ashe Kids Day, and weekend session of the Tennis Teachers Conference.

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The Tennis Show will debut Aug. 27 in New York City at the 2011 USTA Tennis Teachers Conference, and will feature exhibitors, a cocktail reception, prizes, a DJ and more. The Tennis Show will kick off at 2 p.m. at the Grand Hyatt New York at Lexington and 42nd Street.

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There are more than 20 million children in the U.S. ages 10 and under. In an effort to grow the game of tennis, increase retention, and increase participation in competition, the USTA continues to make a significant investment in the development and promotion of the 10 and Under Tennis initiative, which uses the QuickStart Tennis play format to get kids into the game quickly, having fun and success at the sport right from the start. Download a copy of the USTA's plans for moving forward with the 10 and Under Tennis initiative here.

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The Tennis Show debuts August 27th at the 2011 USTA Tennis Teachers Conference at the Grand Hyatt New York.

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More than a thousand 10 and Under Tennis courts have been built or lined so far, says the USTA’s Virgil Christian, with a goal to hit 3,000 by the end of this year.

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For facilities, retailers, court builders and teaching pros, getting on board with the 10 and Under Tennis initiative can add up to big profits for your business. Read the complete story, in Racquet Sports Industry, by clicking here.

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The American Sports Builders Association (ASBA), the national organization for builders and suppliers of materials for athletic facilities, has announced seven new Certified Tennis Court Builders.

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Do you know an outstanding tennis facility in your area that is worthy of recognition? Both the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) and the USTA are now accepting nominations for two different awards programs honoring tennis facilities.

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