Texas Tennis History
TTCA History
The Texas Tennis Coaches Association (TTCA) was established to promote the growth and success of interscholastic tennis across schools in Texas. Acting as a vital advisory body, the TTCA works closely with the University Interscholastic League (UIL) and the Legislative Council Athletic Committee to recommend changes that benefit schools, coaches, and student-athletes.
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A cornerstone of the TTCA's mission is the professional development of tennis coaches throughout Texas. Each year, the association hosts its annual convention during the first full weekend of December, providing a platform for learning, networking, and sharing best practices.
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The TTCA also serves as a unifying force, fostering communication and collaboration between public and private school coaches and players from grades 1 through 12, as well as collegiate coaches and players. As the governing body of school tennis in Texas, the TTCA plays a critical role in centralizing efforts to enhance the sport's impact and ensure a bright future for tennis in the state.
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Learn more about the formation and evolution of the TTCA below:
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