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Wheelchair Tennis News

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2012 ACES Dinner

The Eighth Annual ACES awards dinner returned to Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery on February 3rd, 2012. The ACES, Awards Celebrating Excellence in Service, were presented in six categories and celebrated the contributions our members have made to tennis in Northern California. Read More

Stipends are now available for 2012 programs!

Are you interested in starting a wheelchair tennis program, tournament, clinic, or team? USTA NorCal Wheelchair Tennis Committee is here to help!! 2012 Stipends are now available. Read More

NorCal wheelchair tennis - new for 2012

Guiding the committee into the new year will be exciting and fun--there are more events and more tournaments for everyone. Read More

IMPAKT Adaptive Receives National Wheelchair Grant

For the fourth consecutive year, USTA is awarding $50,000 in USTA Grassroots Wheelchair Program Grants to 16 wheelchair tennis programs across the country, including IMPAKT Adpative Sports of Corte Madera. Grants were awarded to local organizations that promote and develop the growth of wheelchair tennis and use the sport of tennis to build stronger, healthier communities. Since the inaugural grants in 2008, the total pool of USTA wheelchair tennis grant money has increased each year. Read More

The North South Wheelchair Tennis Photo Gallery

The Challenge in photos. Thanks to Henry Provost photographer. Read More

Abilities Expo 2011 Showcases Tennis

Taking the "Dis" out of "Disability" --Wheelchair tennis is showcased at the Abilities Expo in San Jose. The audience was wowed and the players had a ball. Thank you Anthony Lara for your skill and commitment to getting others to play. Read More

Lee Williamson Gives a Tennis Lesson

Check out Lee's video to find out the "Ins and Outs", the figure 8; and the most important thing to remember when you are playing. Whether you are just getting started or you have played for a while, it's good practice. Read More

!MPAKT in Marin

Wheelchair Tennis Socials --meet new friends, connect with old ones. Clinic--learn to play tennis or improved your game--Town Park tennis courts in Corte Madera Read More

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