— August 26, 2024
The 20th Annual Boulder County Cup will be held September 28, and BTA is sending out a call for players to join the fun and keep the Cup in Boulder. And there has been a change in that ultimate seat of power: BTA board president.
— August 25, 2024
A group of concerned citizens — maybe you among them — has published a full page ad in the Boulder Daily Camera admonishing the City for not sufficiently preparing for the current court availability crisis and for not supporting public indoor courts in Boulder.
— August 4, 2024
A Boulder resident has put forward a proposal to turn an underdeveloped piece of public property between Lafayette and Louisville into a combined tennis/pickleball center. And WestWord publishes an article highlighting “endangered” Boulder tennis courts.
— July 30, 2024
The Boulder public tennis court crisis has arrived, with the city losing twenty-seven courts (RMTC and CU South) pushing the players using those courts out onto public courts which have already decreased in number due to pickleball use. Help us take action now with an open letter to the Boulder City Council, by way of a full page in the Daily Camera.
— May 12, 2024
The annual summer tradition of BTA Saturday morning drop-in starts Saturday, May 18. Same old drop-in, but a new location: Tom Watson Park. Arrive at 8:30 a.m. with a five-dollar bill, and you’re ready to join in.
— April 26, 2024
The BTA Board announces that there will be no Austin Scott Memorial Tournament this year, due to the lack of a suitable location. The CU South Campus courts are unavailable, and although other options were considered, none can be implemented in the time window.
— April 14, 2024
Help BTA take care of business AND enjoy an afternoon and evening of free food, free tennis, and fun socializing with other BTA members, friends, and family. Come to the BTA Annual Meeting and Tennis Bash, Sunday May 5, 3:30 at the Martin Park shelter and courts.
— March 8, 2024
Now that the second public meeting on the new Court System Plan has been held, you can go and view a recording of the meeting, check out all the suggested site plans, and offer general feedback on what you would like to see in any new Boulder public tennis facilities.
— February 28, 2024
The first step in implementing the City’s new Court System Plan is the complete renovation of tennis and pickleball courts at East Boulder Rec Center. But this is far from guaranteed. Show up at the March 4 Parks meeting to support eight new dedicated tennis courts at EBRC.
— February 4, 2024
There are big changes in the works for Boulder tennis, including up to 20 new public courts in the next few years, at EBRC, Valmont, and Tom Watson. Also covered: recent Boulder tennis advocacy activities and a possible new private facility in Boulder County.