USTA Mid-Atlantic Kicks Off Centennial Celebration USTA Mid-Atlantic is celebrating 100 years of promoting tennis in the Mid-Atlantic! Since February 3, 1923, our mission to promote and develop the growth of tennis has endured and led to more than 1.3 million people playing the sport in the region today. We believe that tennis creates community, …
USTA Mid-Atlantic Associate Director of Development, Catie Dugan Vargas is a finalist for the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce’s 2023 Community Leadership Awards in the Young Professional Leader category.
USTA Mid-Atlantic is included in Loudoun Economic Development “Gifts of Loudoun” December. Our plans to build a state-of-the-art 36-court tennis campus is one of the many #LoudounPossible opportunities being highlighted. Best of all, the entertaining video you wont want to miss!
USTA MID-ATLANTIC AT FUTURE OF LOUDOUN COUNTY EVENT Tennis Campus project part of discussion about Loudoun County’s development forecast Loudoun County continues to be a leader for economic development and livability, and with the recent announcement of USTA Mid-Atlantic’s plans to build a best-in-class tennis campus in the county there is significant interest regionally and …
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Following an announcement by USTA Mid-Atlantic on March 10, 2022 of plans to build a state-of-the-art 36-court tennis campus in Loudoun County, Va., the nonprofit organization is now able to share specifics on the location of the campus.
USTA Mid-Atlantic Section is pleased to announce that, subject to a zoning approval, the tennis campus will be part of The Village at Clear Springs, an innovative planned residential community located south of Heritage High School, between Evergreen Mills Road and the Dulles Greenway in Leesburg, Va.
Loudoun County, Va., Mar 10, 2022 – The United States Tennis Association Mid-Atlantic Section (USTA MAS) announced today plans to build a state-of-the-art 36-court tennis campus in Loudoun County, Va., creating an unparalleled hub for year-round community health and wellness through tennis. As planned, the USTA MAS tennis campus will draw local, regional and national level tennis events and feature daily tennis programming, allowing the nonprofit organization to service the mission of growing the sport and attaining their vision for tennis in every community in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Top reasons to play Have you thought about your heart health lately? In February, the NHLBI encourages you to celebrate American Heart Month to get motivated to adopt heart-healthy behaviors. One of the ways you can take care of your heart and improve your health is by playing tennis with your friends and family.
In other words, join the 3 million new players who picked up a racquet for the first time in 2020 because tennis is the safest sport to play in order to maintain social distance and safety while having fun.1
FOR BOTH YOUR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH Putting an emphasis on self-care, in any form, has been a priority for most during the COVID-19 pandemic. But have you thought about fortifying your mental health lately? An easy and fun way to prioritize your mental health is by picking up a tennis racquet. Tennis unlocks many benefits for you physically, socially, and emotionally. With a racquet in your hand, you can gain more self-confidence, while reducing stress.