Tempe, AZ – The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (“ITA”) is proud to announce today a newly formed partnership between the association and ACEing Autism. As the 2014 recipient of the USTA National Adaptive Tennis Community Service Award, ACEing Autism has served communities across the country for over 15 years. Their mission includes, “helping children with…
Aceing Autism is a national organization that helps children thrive through the sport of tennis. It’s had a profound impact on countless families who are part of an underserved, yet growing population. Chris Hayre attended one of the clinics at the nearby Claremont chapter Watch Video
In celebration of AAPI Heritage Month, we recognize the transformative impact of Asian American and Pacific Islander leaders in the world of racquet sports—a field ripe for greater diversity and inclusion. This month, CourtReserve shines a spotlight on five individuals in tennis and pickleball whose passion and perseverance are ushering in a new era of representation and achievement in…
Aceing Autism is a national organization that helps children thrive through the sport of tennis. It’s had a profound impact on countless families who are part of an underserved, yet growing population. Chris Hayre attended one of the clinics at the nearby Claremont chapter Watch Video
This episode looks at two Oakland teenagers whose talents in the world of weightlifting have garnered them an unprecedented scholarship offer. Plus, we meet n organization making tennis adaptive and inclusive for student athletes on the autism spectrum, and have a conversation with a CIF Spirit of Sport Award winner from Milpitas. Watch Video
Four students from San Ramon Valley Unified School District received 2024 Youth Hall of Fame Awards at the 30th annual César E. Chavez Commemorative Celebration, which honors the work of the social justice and labor rights leader. The students were honored by the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors for their contributions to their communities.…
ACEing Autism has served the adaptive tennis community since it was founded in 2008 by Richard Spurling and Dr. Shafali Jeste in Boston, Mass. In the beginning, it was a small, family-run organization fueled by the unwavering support of volunteers and advocates. Today, there are 100+ programs across the United States, and Akron, Ohio just…
With an all-American final and a round of events, the 32nd annual Delray Beach Open at the Delray Beach Stadium & Tennis Center did not disappoint. Top-seeded and defending champion Taylor Fritz defeated third-seeded Tommy Paul, 6-2, 6-3 to win the singles championship. Last year, Fritz became the first current Top 10 player to win…
Organizers of the Delray Beach Open allowed young tennis fans to learn the tools of the trade from rising stars at Florida Atlantic University. Read Full Article
