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SAVE THE DATE: Winter 2023 Doubles Scramble
Mark your calendars for the afternoon of Saturday, January 7!
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SAVE THE DATE: 2022 Thanksgiving Weekend Doubles Scramble
Mark your calendars for Saturday, November 26. Registration coming soon!
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SAVE THE DATE for the 2022 Fall Tournament
Mark your calendars for our fall event, to be held Sept. 24 (early rounds) and Sept. 25 (finals, as needed).
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2022 Fourth of July Tournament DRAWS
Thank you to everyone who registered for the 2022 Fourth of July Tournament. Draw sheets will be posted by end of day on Monday, May 30. Stay tuned!
SAVE THE DATE: 2022 Spring Doubles Round Robin
Mark your calendars for our spring event, to be held on April 30 in Evanston.
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Save the Date: 2021 Thanksgiving Weekend Doubles Scramble
Mark your calendars for the Evanston Community Tennis Association’s 2021 Thanksgiving Weekend Doubles Scramble!
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2021 ECTA Fall Tournament Registration Now Closed
Registration for the 2021 ECTA Fall Tournament is now closed. Thank you to all who entered! Draws will be sent out in advance of this Saturday’s matches–reminder that singles will start at 8 a.m., followed by doubles.
2021 Evanston Third of July Tournament REGISTRATION
Registration is now open for the 2021 Evanston THIRD of July Tournament, to be held at Lovelace Park. Learn more and sign up now through June 26.
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SAVE THE DATE: 2021 Evanston THIRD of July Tournament
The ECTA is excited to announce that after over a year without hosting any competitive tennis events, we will be offering an Evanston Third of July Tournament!
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Help Us Raise Funds for Lovelace Court Windscreens!
The City of Evanston has approved the resurfacing of the Lovelace Park tennis courts, which we anticipate will be completed this summer. The Evanston Community Tennis Association (ECTA) and E-town Tennis look forward to using these courts for future tennis …
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