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Welcome to the USTA New England Eastern Massachusetts web site!

USTA Eastern Massachusetts is one of seven state associations in the USTA New England section. The state association is operated by a volunteer Board of Directors (2010-2011) comprising:

President - Damon Accardi (Concord, MA)
Vice President - Adam Molda (Haverhill, MA)
Treasurer - Kirk Jackson (Milton, MA)
Secretary - Sowmya Rao (Brookline, MA)

Board Members - Danne Davis (Boston, MA); Bud Duksta (Marshfield, MA); Toni Wiley (Dorchester, MA); Avis Murray (Gloucester, MA); Fran Launie (Milton, MA); Nigel Griffith (Boston, MA); Darryl Baynes (Boston, MA); Alison Link (Jamaica Plain, MA); Joseph Holland (Franklin, MA)

The mission of Eastern Massachusetts is "to promote and develop the growth of tennis in Eastern Massachusetts. It achieves this by providing tennis opportunities for juniors and adults, and encourages people to play tennis - the sport for a lifetime.

Together, the USTA and USTA New England are constantly striving to provide benefits for their members. New benefits are added to the section's web site as they become available. Click here for a complete, updated list of benefits.

Junior memberships in Eastern Massachusetts include access to state-level tournament play.

 
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Jr. Team Tennis

Jr. Team Tennis Read More
 

EMass Board Nominations

The USTA Eastern Massachusetts Nominating Committee is currently soliciting applications from people interested in serving as Board Members and/or Officers for the 2011-2012 term. Read More
 

Rules Changed for 10 & under Players

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - The USTA announced that it has passed new rules governing competition for 10-and-under tennis tournaments. The new rules require that 10-and-under tournaments be played using slower-moving and lower-bouncing balls, on smaller courts and utilizing shorter, lighter racquets. Read More
 

Best Tennis Town Finalists Announced

Ten finalists (including Manchester Center, VT) have been chosen to vie for the title of "Best Tennis Town 2010." The winning town will receive $100,000 to be used for tennis programming or facility enhancements community-wide and will be crowned the Best Tennis Town at the 2010 US Open. Vote now! Read More
 

Volunteers Needed for Boston Lobsters, Junior Championships

Volunteers will receive a USTA New England logo polo shirt, and food voucher plus the opportunity to watch the exciting matches during breaks Read More