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Our annual Footprints on the Court Tournament and Gala at Carolina Country Club is coming up next week and we want to thank the Sponsors who make it possible! Please scroll and join us in showering them with gratitude. 🙏💕 Our Champion Sponsor Special thanks to Debbie and John for their support over the past 18 years! Debbie is one of the organization’s founders and their consistent support is meaningful in many ways. Our Coach Sponsors Our Ace Sponsors Our Partner Sponsors

North Carolina State University’s Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams will host the 18th Annual Abilities Tennis Association of North Carolina’s Winter Chill Tennis Tournament on December 5th! SCHEDULE 9:00-9:30 am Athletes Registration 8:45-9:15 am Volunteer Sign-In 9 :15 am Volunteer Training 9:30 am Welcome from NCSU Coaches Simon Earnshaw and Kyle Spencer and Lou Welch, Executive Director of ATANC 9:45 am Play Begins! NCSU tennis players will be refereeing the matches! 12:00-1:30 pm Lunch (staggered format) 1:30- 3:00 pm Play Continues! 3:00-3:30 pm Closing Ceremony Athletes can choose to play Skills Court, Short Court, or Full Court. This is a doubles tournament. We will place Abilities athletes together as partners. They will also have the opportunity to participate in a mini clinic put on by the NC State University women’s and men’s tennis teams. ❄️ SIGN UP TODAY at ATANC.org ❄️

This week, the USTA National Campus hosted the National IDD Singles Tournament, featuring sixteen adapted athletes selected from across the country. Their level of play, sportsmanship, and determination made this event truly special. USTA Southern was strongly represented with five athletes in the draw, and we’re proud to congratulate Rachel Sweatt, a 5.0 USTA‑rated player, on capturing the national singles title. Craig Pippert, Director of Sports Development with Special Olympics and Evan Enquist, USTA Director of Adapted Tennis, spoke about the new three‑year partnership between the two organizations, with the MOU officially signed during this tournament. Samantha Crawford, Executive Director of AAPITA, and our very own Lou Welch, Tournament Director, presented awards to all 16 athletes on one of the stadium courts at the USTA Campus. The momentum continues as we head into the Unified Doubles National Championship. Stay tuned for more inspiring tennis! #USTA #AdaptiveTennis #IDDtennis #USTASouthern #USTANationalCampus InclusionInSports

Matthew represented ATANC at the Adaptive Sectional Tournament in Memphis, and he did such an outstanding job!! Comment 👏👏👏to congratulate him!!

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