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• Amber Glenn Knows She Belongs

  By Rachel Lutz Verified| U.S. Figure Skating@ Above: Two-time U.S. champion Amber Glenn performs at the 2025 Prevagen U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Photo credit Danielle Earl/U.S. Figure Skating. By Rachel Lutz Amber Glenn knows a little something about a pressure-packed performance. At 2023 Skate America in Allen, Texas, even her first-grade teacher was in the audience while Glenn was trying to manage her concussion recovery — and the Texas native was still expected to deliver for her home audience

  By Rachel Lutz Verified · U.S. Figure Skating

  Mar. 20, 2025

• Positivity and Optimism Fuel Green and Parsons Rebound Year

  By Rachel Lutz Verified| U.S. Figure Skating@ Above: Caroline Green and Michael Parsons display their unison and chemistry. By Rachel Lutz The veteran ice dance team of Caroline Green and Michael Parsons know all about adversity and perseverance. They need to look back no further than last season when things seemed to go south for the team based in Canton, Michigan. They placed fourth at the 2024 U.S. Championships, after earning the silver medal the year before

  By Rachel Lutz Verified · U.S. Figure Skating

  Nov. 06, 2024

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The United States Tennis Association (USTA) is the national governing body for tennis in the United States, established on May 21, 1881. Headquartered in New York, the USTA oversees the development, promotion, and regulation of tennis across the country. It organizes major tournaments, including the prestigious US Open, and has played a significant role in shaping the sport's landscape. USTA offers a variety of services, including organizing tournaments like the US Open and the USTA League Tennis. It manages player development programs for both elite athletes and recreational players, providing resources such as the National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP). The organization is committed to community outreach, supporting youth programs and public park renovations, and promoting diversity in tennis through partnerships with organizations like the American Tennis Association (ATA). USTA also provides coaching certifications and educational resources for players and officials. With over 700,000 members, USTA serves recreational players, professional athletes, schools, and parks, fostering inclusivity and access to tennis for all.