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Five New Members Added to Hall Of Fame
It was an evening filled with laughter and nostalgia, punctuated with plenty of good food and old friends. The occasion was the Richmond Tennis Association’s biennial Hall of Fame induction banquet on...
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Mid-Atlantic finished 3rd at USTA National Intersectional Team Championships
The Mid-Atlantic team of Richmond players Leslie Butterworth, Kirsten Elim and captain Julie Ogborne and Maryland teammate Andrea Rice finished third at the USTA National Intersectional 45s Team...
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Serendipity lifted 4.0 team in Nationals
A few weeks before her local team was scheduled to head to Indian Wells, Calif., for the 40-over Adult Women’s 4.0 U.S. Tennis Association League National Championships, Laurie Malhieros was diagnosed...
View ArticleRTA Completes Another Banner Year
Another 12 months has come and gone in the life of the Richmond Tennis Association. It was a year highlighted by a re-vitalized city tournament and the celebration of another Richmond Tennis Hall of...
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Make Tennis Your 2016 Resolution
COULD TENNIS BE YOUR FAMILY’S 2016 RESOLUTION? Tennis is a sport that can can be played for a lifetime. To play tennis all you need is a racquet, balls, one other person and a court! Because Richmond...
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Friday Night Lights
Reserve your spot today for the 8th Annual Friday Night Lights! The night will showcase top juniors in the area, matches between area pros, and a Feature Match with Petra Rampre playing Janet...
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Be Part of the Richmond Racquet League
The Richmond Racquet League is a tradition among many clubs in the area and offers a fun and competitive match Saturdays throughout the spring.
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JTT Informational Meeting
Here is your chance to learn more about the largest USTA coed junior tennis league in the United States before Spring season begins in April!
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Horsley, Katlaps Head RTA Awards
Two of the hardest workers on and off the court in the junior community received the most prestigious awards at the Richmond Tennis Association’s annual banquet at Willow Oaks Country Club to honor...
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Memories of First Men’s Tourney Flood Back After 50 years
Lou Einwick was walking down the steps into the all-purpose room at his western Henrico County home the other day and happened to glance up at one of the posters on the wall. In big, bold letters were...
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Summer Internship Opportunity
A summer internship is available with the City of Richmond, Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities and Richmond Tennis Association. The internship will start as a part time position...
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Whitaker Third in 14s After Latest Triumph
Spencer Whitaker is a determined young man. He knows what he wants to be – a professional tennis player – and he’s staying squarely focused on that goal as he continues to learn more about the game and...
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Without Headliner, Salisbury Show Still A Success
The eighth annual Friday Night Lights was deprived of its “main event” on Feb. 26, but that didn’t stop the 300 or so tennis fans who showed up from enjoying themselves with plenty of good food and...
View ArticleTennis Community Scholarship
The Richmond Tennis Association and Perkins Law, PLLC are proud to offer a $1,000 college scholarship to the male and female graduating senior who best (and most creatively) exemplifies all the great...
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Chesterfield Junior Cup
The RTA and USTA are excited to have partnered with Chesterfield County Schools to bring 10 and Under tennis to Chesterfield elementary school students! The Chesterfield Junior Cup will bring together...
View ArticleThree Chopt Spring Fling
Three Chopt Recreation Association is having its Spring Fling Tennis Social on Sunday, March 20th from 1pm to 3pm. Youth, Juniors, and adults of all levels are welcome at this FREE event. There will be...
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Makepeace Was Double(s) Trouble For Foes
How passionate was Richard Austin “Dick” Makepeace Sr., about the sport of tennis? “He loved the game of tennis,” said Walton Makepeace, one of Makepeace’s three sons. “He loved talking about it. He...
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Tennis Family Fun Day at acac
Kids of all ages- join acac Midlothian for an afternoon of tennis fun! Meet the pros, play games, eat ice cream and more. Register at the tennis desk or front desk at acac Midlothian. For more...
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