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Northern Illinois Tennis Association

Thanks for visiting with us! The Northern Illinois Tennis Association is the local district of the USTA/Midwest Section with the mission "To Promote, Develop, and Service the Game of Tennis". The Northern Illinois District consists of 25 counties in the northern third of Illinois, excluding DuPage, Cook, and Lake Counties (which make up the Chicago District, CDTA).

Northern llinois District counties include Boone, Bureau, Carroll, DeKalb, Ford, Grundy, Henry, Iroquis, JoDavies, Kane , Kankakee, Kendall, LaSalle, Lee, Livingston, Marshall, McHenry, Mercer, Ogle, Putnam, Stark, Stephenson, Whiteside, Will, and Winnebago.

To contact us, Send us an e-mail or call the district office at (847) 458-5813, or fax (847) 458-5807. Our mailing address is 115 Brook Street, Algonquin, IL 60102.

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Annual Meeting to Honor Volunteers, USTA League Captains
11/02/2009

Volunteer Appreciation

Volunteer Appreciation
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This year's Annual Meeting of the Northern Illinois Tennis Association is a gathering to celebrate and appreciate the efforts to promote tennis by volunteers, including all USTA League Captains.
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USTA/Midwest Wheelchair Tennis Team Cup to be held OCT 10 & 11
09/22/2009

NITA will be directing the USTA/Midwest Wheelchair Tennis Team Cup for the second year in a row, to be held at Rush Copley Healthplex in Aurora. Athletes from Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois will be competing while showing local players their spirit and true athleticism. Spectators as well as volunteers to assist the players welcome!
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Special Olympics STATE GAMES Oct 24 & 25
09/22/2009

Come out to Clock Tower Racquet Club and support the Illinois State Games in tennis!
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USTA Flex League - It's Tennis On Your Time
07/06/2009

What are USTA Flex Leagues? USTA Flex Leagues are specifically designed to help you fit tennis into your busy life! You decide to play at whatever time is convenient for you. USTA Flex Leagues group players of similar ability together in an organized season that allows players to schedule 5-8 matches when it best fits their schedules at a convenient location. Players sign up online for play using the TennisLink system. Players can track standings, report scores and schedule their matches while online.
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New Junior Tournament Location added in NITA for August
08/05/2009

Romeoville Parks and Recreation will be hosting a new sanctioned tournament beginning August 21st.
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ADULT HALF DAY "SHOWDOWN" TOURNAMENT DEBUTS IN ELGIN
08/01/2009

Newly resurfaced Judson University courts will be the hosting site for this short and sweet adult tournament format extremely popular in other parts of the country. Play three singles opponents in less than four hours! Great practice for leagues and participation does not affect your NTRP rating.
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2009 DISTRICT TEAM CUP PHOTOS
08/01/2009

Marian Wood Baird G18's Team

Marian Wood Baird G18's Team
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Check out the teams and coaches who represented NITA for the USTA/Midwest District Team Cup Championships.
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Northern Illinois Girls 18's Team Brings back Awards
06/22/2009

The team of eight players that travelled down to Ball State, Muncie, IN for the Marian Wood Baird Team Cup June 19-21 made the district proud, bringing back two trophies for sportsmanship and spirit.
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Summer Sign-up for USTA Junior Team Tennis Deadline Coming early June!
05/24/2009

ARE YOU IN?

ARE YOU IN?
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Scheduled play dates in the Aurora area (including St. Charles, Geneva, Batavia & Naperville players), Frankfort-Mokena, and Rockford with an additional locationsbeing planned in Elgin, are set for the summer of 2009. For more information, read the full story.
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NITA CTC Participants Win Sportsmanship Awards
05/02/2009

Kelsey Chin of Aurora, and Jasper Koenen of St. Charles won sportsmanship awards at the annual USTA/Midwest Competition Training Center Championships.
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