San Diego Tennis News

This event is designed especially for brand-new and beginner players. Using the proven colored-ball progression, you’ll rally, laugh, and play in a way that makes learning tennis fast, social, and confidence-building. No experience needed, just show up, grab a racquet, and enjoy tennis the way it’s meant to be played.

The San Diego division of Racquet Sports Professionals Association (RSPA) is putting on a really great afternoon coaching education workshop at Barnes Tennis Center on Sunday January 25, 2026 from 1:00-5:00PM. The workshop is open to both RSPA members and non-members, specifically aimed at those who lead teams – high school coaches, Junior Team Tennis coaches, adult league captains/coordinators, volunteers, and parents. There will be 12 expert presenters speaking on team tryo

Don't miss your chance to register for one of the first tennis tournaments of 2026 . The 49th Martin Luther King Tournament is taking place January 10-11 & 17-19, 2026 on the seven courts of Mountain View Sports & Racquet Club in Southeast San Diego. Test your singles and/or doubles tennis game against regional talent in a competitive yet social environment. Last year there were over 180 players. This a great opportunity for those looking to earn ranking points, achieve per

San Diego based mental performance athletic coach Brian Alexander at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Brian Alexander is a certified mental performance coach who leads Performance Mind at UC San Diego. He helps athletes, surgeons, executives, Navy Seals, and high performing teams thrive through empathy, experience, and elite insight. He recently joined Conan Lorenzo and Jenna Mariga's podcast, " The Tennis Pros of San Diego Unmatched ". He has consulted and supported every level

We are excited to share this highlight video of San Diego Tennis Fest 2025, one of America's largest free celebrations of all things tennis for players of every age and ability.

The SCTA Foundation's raffle at the 2025 San Diego Tennis Fest was won by Oceanside resident Liza Rogers.

To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, Youth Tennis San Diego CEO Ryan Redondo shares insights on how his multi-generational tennis family built a powerful legacy that champions the sport within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community and beyond.

Pro Tennis players from San Diego, brothers Jayson and Michael Blando The local San Diegan brothers Jayson and Michael Blando have been...

Got any spare racquets lying around, whether they're for adults, juniors, or made from the finest wood in your shed? If they're just...

San Diego native Brian Teacher, Australian Open Tennis Champion and founder of FullCourtTennis San Diego born and graduate of Crawford...

Jill Sanford and Christiana Theiler are two amazing moms in San Diego. Each of their kids are competitive junior tennis players and...

Every January the District holds its annual awards dinner and banquet at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club to honor those individuals,...

The United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA), the leading trade organization for tennis professionals since 1927, has rebranded to the Racquet Sports Professionals Association (RSPA). This change positions the RSPA to elevate and support a broad spectrum of careers across the entire racquet sports industry. including tennis, pickleball, padel, squash, and platform tennis.

The Collins Arts & Sport Foundation is offering your child an opportunity to "earn" a new tennis racquet.

San Diego Tennis Instructor Tom Svajda If you know San Diego tennis, you probably know Tom Svajda. He’s a beloved local tennis...

The San Diego District Tennis Association's board of directors along with other members of the San Diego County tennis community have...