
What:
A USTA Pro Circuit with $15,000 in prize money.
When:
Tournament play begins October 23th, 2023 through November 5th, 2023
where:
The Gregg Wadley Tennis Pavilion and the Headington Family Tennis Center on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman, Oklahoma
who:
The USTA Pro Circuit event was designed for rising stars to enable them to earn WTA/ATP points and has a proven track record of drawing future grand slam champions.
Why:
Besides creating opportunities to inspire and entertain new and seasoned lovers of the game, our goal is to bring professional tennis to Norman and create a following for the next generation of players.

Oklahoma Tennis Foundation positively impacts lives by supporting & funding organizations that promote tennis & education throughout the great state of Oklahoma.
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The Foundation works to:
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Maintain and promote the Oklahoma Tennis Hall of Fame
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Support and help fund tennis organizations and programs that improve lives throughout the state of Oklahoma
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Provide scholarships to junior tennis players to help with higher education & tournament costs
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Partner with Oklahoma public schools to improve school tennis facilities
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Create awareness about how tennis can positively impact lives
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The Oklahoma Tennis Foundation is dedicated to improving the quality of life of children and adults, people with disabilities, and others with special needs through tennis and educational programs that are based on health, fitness, character-building and self-improvement. Donations to the OK Tennis Foundation are tax-exempt under the Federal Income Tax under Section 501 (c) 3 of the the Internal Revenue code of 1954.

The usta pro circuit
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The USTA Pro Circuit was founded in 1979 and is the largest, most comprehensive developmental professional tennis circuit in the world.
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Over 100 events, hosting over 2,000 international men and women’s players, are held across the country each year awarding from $10,000 to $100,000 in prize money per tournament and WTA/ATP ranking points.
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Players competing include pros beginning their careers, pros trying to improve their WTA/ATP ranking, and top-ranked junior players.
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Numerous top WTA & ATP players started on the ITF Pro Circuit.
Former players in the
USTA Pro Circuit include:
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Jack sock
john isner
sam querrey
Andy roddick
2018 Wimbledon Doubles Champion
2016 Australian Open Quarterfinalist
2018 Wimbledon Semifinalist
2017 Wimbledon Semifinalist

nicole gibbs
2017 Australian Open Third Round

sloane stephens
2017 US Open Champion


danielle collins
coco vandeweghw
2018 Miami Open Champion
2017 Norman Open Champion
2017 US Open Semifinalist
2017 Australian Open Semifinalist
2003 US Open Champion
THANK YOU TO OUR 2022 SPONSORS

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