Intersectionals
The USTA Midwest Section sends a men's and women's team to participate in the USTA National Intersectional Team Championship. Play on a team, and compete against the other 16 USTA Sections from all parts of the United States. For the age categories of 35, and 45 - team members are usually rated 4.5/5.0 or above. For the age categories of 55, 65 - team members are usually rated 4.0/4.5 or above. USTA Midwest Section endorsement is required.
2023 USTA National Women's Intersectional Team Championships (Level 3)
November 6-12 | Phoenix Tennis Center, Phoenix, AZ
If you want to apply to compete for the Midwest in the USTA National Intersectional Team Championship, CLICK HERE to complete the interest form. Both singles and doubles players are needed in each age category. Apply today!
Important information:
- For the age categories of 35s-65s, team members should be NTRP of 4.5 or higher.
- For the age categories of 75s-85s, team members are a combo of NTRP of 3.5 and 4.0.
- USTA Midwest Section endorsement is required.
Captains:
35s - TBD
45s - Anne Luke
55s - Tammy Simone
65s - Lisa Musgrave
75s - Elizabeth Barnhill
80s - Betty Watson
85s - Janet Tietz
General Information
USTA National Intersectionals Championship
The event is currently counted as one of the required tournaments for a national ranking in the respective divisions (it will not replace the need to play the required USTA National Championships). Points will be awarded.
Team Selection
The USTA Midwest Intersectional Team Selection Committee will select the tennis team and alternates. Selection will be based on District, Sectional and National rankings; current year’s tournament record; participation in the USTA Midwest Section Senior Team Championships; USTA League Tennis history; and any other pertinent information such as Non-Sanctioned USTA tennis tournaments, National Senior Olympics, National ATA tournament results.
Expenses and Entry Fees
Entry fees, transportation, lodging, food and other expenses are the responsibility of the tennis players. The USTA will provide all court costs, tennis balls, player gift and awards. Contact your respective team captain with questions.