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Watermelon Refresher

From above view of two glass of red smoothie with ice
Derek Wu, Vickery Mill, Men A6 8   cups of diced watermelon 2   tsp. lime zest 6   Tbsp. lime juice 1   cup of coconut water mint...

Pickleball Pro Tips

By Chris Wolfe, Director of Pickleball for the Atlanta National Pickleball Club (ANPC) WIND CAN BE YOUR FRIEND When tournament day rolled around, I always welcomed...

New Junior Player Eligibility Guidelines For Pickleball League Play 

Top level, tournament-playing juniors who are looking for higher level competition may be eligible to play in the ALTA adult leagues prior to turning...

Paying Tribute To Our 2025 ALTA Foundation Scholars

2025 ALTA Foundation Scholars
By Cameron Turner, ALTA Foundation President The ALTA Foundation issues tens of thousands of dollars each year in the form of grants and scholarships, thanks...

Good Question: July/August 2025

Too Many Defaults? Please explain “excessive defaults.” David Rowe, ALTA First Vice President Absolutely! This question comes up every season. According to ALTA Adult Rules: PENALTIES AND...

Good Sportsmanship: Displays Of Kindness And Respect

By David Rowe, ALTA First Vice President Thursday Women: Chateau Elan A3, Maria Wendell Nominated by: Stacey Smith, Central Park Courts We’re all excited for a fun...

League News: Rolling And Running All Summer Long

By Mark LaRotonda, Special Programs Vice President With July comes fireworks, but the ALTA Wheelchair League tennis program is full of explosive fun as well!...

League News: What’s The Difference?

By Diane Royston, Sunday Women’s League Vice President ALTA has rules to govern play on the court and rules to keep our lineups legal. Some...

League News: Get Ready To Climb To The Top!

By Gina Woods, Junior Challenge Ladder Vice President The 2025 ALTA Junior Challenge is here, and it is time for juniors to gear up for...

League News: Time For A Heart Check

ALTA Senior Day League women's doubles players shaking hands at the net.
By Rusty Jones, Senior Day Leagues Vice President A memory that has lived with me for more than two years now, is one of a...