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2021 Fall Tournament Results
Thank you to those who turned out for the ECTA’s 2021 Fall Tournament! Check out the results for each category of play here.
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2021 Fall Tournament Draws and Schedules
The draw sheets and schedule for tomorrow’s matches is now available.
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2021 Evanston Third of July Tournament Results
Check out the winners of last week’s event!
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A New Year
A belated happy new year, everyone. We hope you and your families are well as we approach the one-year mark of the COVID-19 pandemic, at least here in the U.S.
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Thinking of You This Holiday Season
This time last fall, we were making final preparations for our Thanksgiving Round Robin, which traditionally takes place the Saturday after Turkey Day at Northwestern University’s Combe Tennis Center.
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A Message for ECTA Members and Players
Spring may have sprung, but for most tennis enthusiasts, playing is not possible during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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IN MEMORIAM
Please join the ECTA board in remembering former association president George Nelson.
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2020 Winter Doubles Scramble REGISTRATION
Registration is now open for the ECTA’s 2020 Winter Doubles Scramble, to be held on the afternoon of Saturday, Jan. 4, at A.C. Nielsen Tennis Center in Winnetka. Please click through for further details and a special note about former ECTA President George Nelson.
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2019 Thanksgiving Weekend Doubles Scramble REGISTRATION
Registration is now open for our 2019 Thanksgiving Doubles Scramble. Work off that turkey and mashed potatoes on the tennis court on Saturday, November 30, at Northwestern’s Combe Tennis Center!
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2019 Fourth of July Tournament RESULTS
Congrats to the 2019 Fourth of July Tournament finalists! Although it was a hot one, we were thrilled that it didn’t rain on our parade (or Evanston’s).
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