Double Dipping Gets Local
Over the past few Wednesdays, we have been examining USTA rules and regulations for tennis players who compete in more than one local league. SoRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Over the past few Wednesdays, we have been examining USTA rules and regulations for tennis players who compete in more than one local league. SoRead More
Words matter. A clear definition of a term isn’t just semantics. It is the foundation of effective communication. A common understanding is necessary to avoidRead More
Last Wednesday, “The USTA Encourages Double Dipping” described how USTA National Regulations essentially endorse the practice of USTA League players competing for multiple teams withinRead More
2 responsesLast Wednesday, I wrote about a conflict in USTA local League rules between the Houston Tennis Association (HTA) and North Houston (NoHo.) While I initiallyRead More
1 responseI doubt there will ever be a better example of how local USTA League rules and regulations can be contradictory and potentially confuse players.
To kick off this weekend, I shared a recent personal experience of an official USTA match that was not stopped despite lightning sensor warnings asRead More
The USTA National League Regulations for 2025 were published last April. This week, it occurred to me that while I have referenced the new rulesRead More
The USTA’s organizational strategy is based on the idea that local governance is the best approach for organizing and facilitating tennis. Each USTA Section enjoysRead More
I frequently write from a USTA Texas-centric perspective on this site. That is natural because it is the Section where I played my Junior tennisRead More
2 responsesRecently, the USTA Texas League Committee passed a new rule that if a player is suspended from any local League, they will also be suspendedRead More