UPCOMING EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS!

Check out the latest "USTA This is Your League Honolulu" website designed to get you started in the largest recreational tennis league in the country!

For league information, check out the following district sites:

Oahu

Kauai

Maui

East Hawaii

West Hawaii

For league championship information, see below:

2009 Section Championship Site: All 2009 Section Championships will be held at CORP (Central Oahu Regional Park)

Senior Mixed Doubles League Section Championship will be held as a two (2) day tournament 12/4 - 12/5 at CORP

Ekolu League Section Championships will be held as a two (2) day tournament 12/5 -12/6 at CORP *Note that there are 8.0 Ekolu matches scheduled for Friday afternoon 12/4

Click here for 2009 Senior Mixed Dbls/Ekolu Section Championship Schedule

Click here for 2009 Senior Mixed Dbls Section Championship Fact Sheet

Click here for 2009 Ekolu Section Championship Fact Sheet

Click here for 2009 Senior Mixed Dbls/Ekolu Section Championship Towel order form

Click here for 2009 Senior Mixed Dbls/Ekolu Section Championship Team Photo order form

Click here for Aqua Hotel Information

Click here for Directions to CORP

Click here for Map to CORP


Click here for 2009 National Championship information

Inaugural Hawai Tri-Level Team takes 4th at National Championships

Congratulations to Hawaii’s first Tri-Level team that took 4th place at the 2009 Pacific Life Open Tri-Level National Championships in Indian Wells, California, held March 21-23, 2009.

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2008 Super Senior League Section Championships

SIX SUPER SENIOR TENNIS TEAMS ADVANCE TO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ARIZONA, APRIL 24-26

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Coman Tie Break

Coman Tie Break procedure to be implemented in all 2008 USTA local league play, Sectional Championships and National Championships. The Coman Tie-break procedure can be used as a set tie-break (first to 7 by 2) or a match tie-break (first to 10 by 2). Players will exchange ends of the court after the first point and every 4 points thereafter. This tie-break procedure allows doubles teams to continue serving from the same side of the court as they have been doing throughout the set or match. For more information on the Coman Tie-break click on more.

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