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Funding is available at the district and section levels to help startup a Community Tennis Association expand existing tennis programs and help startup new program in your community, as well as funding or Multicultural outreach programs for youth & adults.



UTAH DISTRICT GRANTS

DAVID PACK WINS 2008 BEST IN STATE RECREATIONAL COACH
Dave Pack was the 2008 Best in State Recreation Coach  DETAILS
"The Best of State Awards were created to recognize outstanding individuals, organizations and businesses in Utah. By recognizing excellence in our community and sharing examples of success and triumph in so many worthy endeavors, we hope we will all be inspired to reach a little higher, to try a little harder, and to work a little longer for our dreams and goals." from The Best of State website

NATIONAL PUBLIC PARKS TENNIS ASSOCIATION LAUNCHES WEBSITE

The National Public Parks Tennis Association (NPPTA) is announcing the launch of their new Web site, www.nppta.com.

The site which was created by The Active Network, Inc. is aimed at increasing tennis participation and awareness of tennis in public parks.

The goal of the Web site is to promote public park tennis tournaments, provide an entry system to the National Public Parks Tennis Championships (NPPTC) being held in New Orleans, LA, July 21-29, 2008 and to create a history of tennis in the public parks. Tennis Directors in park and recreation agencies can also visit the site to register their facility to host a public parks tennis tournament in their local area.

The NPPTA is networking with park and recreation agencies to enhance the visibility and opportunities to play tennis in those communities. The NPPTA has a tradition of advocating tennis facility improvements in communities throughout the country.

The NPPTA was founded in 1923 by Dwight F. Davis, who was serving at the same time as President of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Dwight Davis began his legacy of public parks tennis support, when he became the City Park Commissioner of St. Louis, MO from 1911 to 1915. The first NPPTC was held in St. Louis, MO in 1923.

There are many players who participate in the NPPTC each year, and look forward to the camaraderie and friendly atmosphere that is a trademark of this event. The social activities provide a tradition of friendship and sportsmanship that take the players from the competition on the courts to the valued evening events.

The NPPTA volunteer Board of Directors promotes its mission: To facilitate and advocate grassroots tennis support for the continued maintenance and programming at public park tennis facilities in communities across the country and to create an opportunity for people of all ages to try the game of tennis and play it for life.

For more information about the 2008 National Public Parks Tennis Championships, go to www.firstservetournaments.com.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE VIA TENNIS

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(Al Hartmann/Salt Lake Tribune)


Juvenile Court Judge Andrew Valdez is making a difference in juvenile offenders' lives via his Village Project and tennis. DETAILS - Salt Lake Tribune article 4/14/08
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DETAILS of The Village Project


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