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I can find that where?

(Resources)Hand in Hand (Partnerships)

The Process: Fact vs. Fiction

What’s Wrong With This Picture?

Milestones

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Main source of information for Facility Assistance

www.usta.com/facilites

Daily Double

The USTA’s on-line advocacy initiative. Resource for stories of inspiration, an advocacy handbook,

reports and industry statistics.

www.usta.com/thebigserve

For in-depth information and specifications on tennis court construction, maintenance, and

repair, you are encouraged to review the latest edition of this written publication

The number of USTA team members providing one-on-one support

Nineteen!

Resource available to report 36’ and 60’ courts that have not gone through the facility

assistance process

Without their help, communities would have to pay at least 25% more for their blended lines

USTA Sections and Districts

2011 marked the second year of this initiative where existing tennis facilities in need of repair

were renovated at parks in four cities.

FreshCourts

The partnership with this nationwide campaign promotes tennis as one way for children to stay

active.

Daily Double

What CTA was named CTA of the Year by RSI Magazine? This CTA has made tremendous

inroads into 36’ and 60’ tennis

Bucks County CTABucks County, PA

Over 100,000 military service members and their families have been impacted by this

program created to allow tennis communities to connect with deployed service members

Adopt-A-Unit

Once a Facility Assistance Form is submitted on-line, the client can expect a funding decision

with 30 days

FALSE

Each community is given a unique identifying project number

TRUE

$50,000 is the maximum amount a facility is granted through the Facility Assistance Process

TRUE

USTA Sections have no input on the community’s application

FALSE

Projects with a 10 and Under Tennis component are given funding priority

TRUE

This concept plan does not have blended lines

Blended lines intersect the white line

TRUE

Blended lines are not in same color family

TRUE

No baseline for 60’ alley

TRUE

Unsafe for play. 36’ courts are back-to-back

Date that the rule change took effect

January 1, 2012

Site of 2011’s 3000th court celebration

First NJTL to convert 78’ courts to 36’ courts

Harlem Junior Tennis League

First professional match to be played on a court with

blended lines

Tennis Night In America 2011

First group to allow blended lines on their competitive

match courts

Intercollegiate Tennis Association