Join 12-time Grand Slam Doubles Champion and San Francisco native Rosie Casals at the USGO this year. Rosie has generously agreed to conduct a doubles clinic Saturday evening to prime your doubles game for the start of World Team Tennis competition. Please have your raffle tickets handy, as we’ll be raffling off opportunities to participate on-court with Rosie during the clinic, giving you a chance to show off your tennis skills to everyone.

Women get into the tennis action Friday evening at Taube Tennis Center. Refreshments and snacks for everyone–men and women, as the USGO welcomes the women competitors and celebrates the first of many fun events planned over the Memorial Day Weekend at Stanford.

12 teams competed in last year's innaugural World Team Tennis competition. For 2008, we're bumping that to 16 teams to accommodate more players, and like last year, you'll have until Saturday, May 24, 5:30pm to get on a team, space permitting. At the USGO, the World Team Tennis competition replaces mixed doubles events we've offered in years past and is considered an additional event. So, join the co-ed fun and excitement.

That's right. 40+ singles and doubles has returned to the USGO. We're offering A, B and C levels of play. Men and women compete together in the competition. Women are invited to play at their rated levels or one level lower should they choose. You'll only play one match/day per event and we guarantee that you won't have to play any 8am matches. So rest up!

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Chair Umpires & Electronic Scoreboards for Finals

The women’s singles finals will take place on the stadium courts, chaired by USTA certified umpires, and with electronic scoreboards keeping real-time scores for all participants to see. In addition, all women’s finals will be broadcast live on the Internet. GoStanford.coom