Showing posts with label community tennis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community tennis. Show all posts

Tennis Night in America - Luke Jensen & Brenda Schultz-McCarthy



"Tennis For Everyone"

Thanks to everyone that made it out there for this charity event. It was good to give back and share the sport with so many eager young stars on the court.

Luke and Brenda

The stars were great with the kids and even taught them all a few trick shots at the end too. Fans young and old went home with tennis prizes and gifts, plus got a great workout indoors. Good fun! =)

Thanks to USTA Community Tennis

Alex Chan (USTA) and USTA for coordinating these "Tennis Night in America" community events - over 26 Million people are playing the game now and we hope the number keeps growing...from public courts to the US Open - get in the game!

Letsmove Tennis: Agassi, Graf, and Michelle Obama



Michelle Obama
Along with a few cameos by Agassi and Steffi Graf, are promoting the "Let's Move!" program here in Washington DC. I recognized these indoor courts as I've played on them quite a few times this winter as well in Georgetown.

Also at the White House south lawn last summer...
During the Legg Mason tournament in DC, kids and pro players were invited to the White House to play some mini tennis.  For more info, check out the letsmove.gov initative to fight childhood obesity.

MS Charity Event: June 18, 2011

With support from USTA tennis and KB-Tennis.com, a charity tennis event and fundraiser has been announced. Proceeds will go toward to helping find a cure for MS (Multiple Sclerosis) in the Washington DC area.

The National MS Society has offered a lot of volunteers and little tennis players to join the event. Over 200 kids and adults are expected for this large tennis event.

Needed: Large Tennis Venue/Facilities

We are still looking to formalize a location and want to get additional sponsors who would like to contribute to this cause.

If you have suggestions or ideas, please email us at info@tennis-8.com or post a comment below.