USTA RHODE ISLAND: Links
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Ticket and Hotel packages to the US Open * French Open * Wimbledon * Australian Open and more! Call (800) 289-3333
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What is the ITA?
Long recognized as one of the best organized collegiate sports associations, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association is a non-profit service organization, which serves as the governing body of collegiate tennis in the United States. Administering a comprehensive calendar of tournaments and events and a far-reaching awards program, the goal of the ITA is to improve the level of intercollegiate tennis competition and the quality of college tennis coaching.
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The New England Tennis Umpires Association (NETUA) exists to provide knowledgeable, skilled, certified officials for amateur and professional tournaments throughout New England. Governed by a volunteer Executive Board elected by the membership, the Association conducts classroom and on-court clinics to educate its members in all aspects of tennis officiating. By continuously improving the officiating skills of its members, NETUA meets the needs for tennis officials within the New England section and creates opportunities for its members beyond New England.
The Executive Board and other volunteers perform the work of the Association. Thanks to annual grants from the United States Tennis Association and USTA New England to offset training expenses, NETUA is financially self-sufficient. NETUA members serve on sectional committees, and the president of the NETUA represents New England on the USTA's National Officials Committee.
What is N.E.T.U.A.? The New England Tennis Umpires Association (N.E.T.U.A.) is the New England organization that coordinates tennis officials. We provide the following services:
- Recruit new members
- Provide training for members in various types of officiating areas
- Conduct annual retraining for USTA certified officials
- Provide officials for USTA events, Collegiate events, High School Championships
- Assist USA Tennis New England with officiating needs/questions
- Work closely with USTA to promote the game of tennis by providing knowledgeable officials and tennis leaders to ensure that tennis remains a competitive and fair sport.
How does one become a tennis official? To become a tennis official one must
- be a current USTA member
- be a member of a local tennis officials organization (i.e. NETUA)
- attend Schools (clinics), pass a test, and obtain on-court training (provided by NETUA)
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Professional Tennis Registry is a non-profit international certification, education and membership service organization for teaching professionals and coaches. We welcome your application and association with PTR.
At PTR, we aim to give you a maximum of benefits for the most affordable fees. The fee described in the list below includes your certification test, Teaching Essentials DVD to prepare for certification, PTR portfolio, magazine subscriptions, annual membership dues and processing fee.
Professional Tennis Registry has launched a new program to encourage high school and college students to consider a career in tennis teaching and coaching. PTR on Campus makes PTR certification and membership available and affordable to full time college students who are playing for varsity tennis, competing in USA Team Tennis on Campus, are majoring in Recreation, or who were high school tennis players with 4.0 NTRP.
There is a huge void in the number of younger people teaching tennis today, said Dan Santorum, PTRs CEO. PTR on Campus addresses this issue and will help ensure a younger generation of tennis teaching professionals will continue to grow the game.
In an effort to grow the game, college students are offered the opportunity to learn to teach tennis, obtain liability insurance and maintain PTR membership at prices most students can afford. In exchange, students are asked to give back to their communities by providing 10 hours of free tennis lessons. Through the education provided by the PTR on Campus program, students who teach tennis can help pay their tuition, supplement their income, or save for the future. In addition, they will be prepared for a full or part-time career in tennis if they so choose.
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The Providence After School Alliance is a public/private venture that is working to expand and improve after school opportunities for the youth of Providence by building a system of after school supports - AfterZones. This system will provide access for all youth in the City to high quality after school programs and learning opportunities.
"This is not about quick fixes, but about a sustained investment in building something that will survive me and will benefit the children of the city for generations.
- Mayor David Cicilline, City of Providence
PASA is an initiative of The Education Partnership
Rhode Island Recreation and Parks Association
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The Rhode Island Recreation and Parks Association consists of parks and recreation professionals dedicated to the advancement of parks and recreation programs and services in Rhode Island.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE
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The Rhode Island Interscholastic League is a voluntary organization of principals who pledge their high schools and participants to follow the Rules and Regulations of the League. There are fifty-four (54) public, private, and parochial high schools who make up the membership. These schools sponsor athletic activities in twenty-four (24) sports. Over twenty-thousand (20,000) young men and women compete annually in thousands of competitions among Rhode Island Interscholastic League member schools. The purpose of the Rhode Island Interscholastic League is to supervise and administer the athletic programs, contests, and schedules and matters related thereto in participating schools of the State of Rhode Island.
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About Us
SMASHtennis.com is the official Web site of TENNIS Magazine, published by Miller Sports Group LLC, a division of Miller Publishing Group LLC.
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TENNIS.com, the official site of TENNIS Magazine, was the first in-depth tennis web site to hit the world wide web and has now been delivering original exclusive coverage for over 10 years. Fueled by the editors of TENNIS Magazine the web site continues to bring tennis fans around the world an interactive online tennis experience which can not be found anywhere else. Along with original exclusive articles, TENNIS.com provides users with breaking news, live scores, instruction resources, gear reviews, travel, an interactive online community, and much more.
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