The Boulder Tennis Association (BTA) is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that advocates for affordable, quality tennis facilities and opportunities for all levels of local tennis players.
— May 18, 2023
The ever-popular BTA Saturday morning drop-in program is starting its new season Saturday, May 20 at Centennial MS courts. Make new tennis contacts and enjoy the Colorado summer mornings out on the court — every Saturday through August 19.
— April 27, 2023
The 56th annual Austin Scott Memorial Tournament is rapidly approaching. The event this year will be May 10-18 at CU South tennis courts. Don’t miss out on the fun and competition! Registration deadline is May 1st.
— Feb 9, 2023
A few steps to get you ready for the heart of the tennis year, including getting your league team organized (or getting on a team yourself), signing up for the spring men’s singles ladder, and/or attending some CU Women’s Tennis matches. Check it out!
— Dec. 25, 2022
A whole lot has been going on this year, what with our usual Austin Scott Tournament, league play, Saturday drop-ins, and winter socials. Add to that our presenting our tennis issues to Boulder City Council and the Boulder Parks and Rec Advisory Committee, our state of Boulder tennis survey, our work to partner with Boulder pickleball players, etc. and there’s plenty to catch up in our Seasons Greetings message.
— Nov. 24, 2022
The winter social season kicks off Saturday, Dec. 3, with indoor tennis at the RMTC bubble from 8 – 10 p.m. and will continue roughly every other week through the winter. All levels are welcome. Court cost is $20.00 per player. Join the fun!
— October 17, 2022
Rather than build much-needed dedicated pickleball courts, Boulder Parks and Recreation has instead turned over the tennis courts at North and South Boulder Rec Centers to pickleball. In addition, Boulder stands to lose up to twenty-seven other tennis courts in the next few years. In response, the tennis community is upping the ante to push for more new tennis courts and/or a tennis center in Boulder. And you can help. First step is signing up to support the effort and taking the survey.