This is Baton Rouge's local CTA. The organization's goal is to promote the interest and involvement of the game of tennis throughout the Baton Rouge community. Their website is very informative in help you find league play and tournaments in Baton Rouge throughout the year.
BREC operates public parks, recreational facilities and multiple programs throughout East Baton Rouge Parish. The agency has been nationally accredited and recognized as one of America's premier recreation and parks department. BREC has five tennis centers and offers tennis leagues, camps, and lessons.
HPTA has been in existence for over 30 years and keeps the spirit of community tennis strong and thriving in Baton Rouge. Check them out on Saturday mornings for their round robin doubles play.
The Aquinas League is a charitable organization that organizes and executes charitable community events to help special needs with our community. The league organizes multiple tennis tournaments throughout the year to help and support organizations such as St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Cancer Services and Unlocking Autism.
BRWTA is an organization that provides women the opportunity to play competitive tennis by hosting nine monthly "Monday Fun Tournaments" followed by a relaxed social. Play is in a doubles round robin format and participation is open to all adult women between the levels of 2.5 - 4.0 as well as senior levels. Special events such as singles and combo round robins are also offered during the club year.
Provided by the USTA, this site allows you to find official USTA tournaments and leagues throughout the country. It also provides valuable information about self-ratings and starting your own USTA team. To find out about tournaments in Louisiana, select "Southern - Louisiana" under the "National/Section/District" heading.
This is Louisiana's chapter for the USTA and their mission is to support, promote and develop the growth of tennis. The LTA's website offers the latest news and programs available in Louisiana. The LTA also has information on USTA leagues and tournaments for adults, juniors and wheelchair players.
The USTA Men's Pro Circuit has selected Baton Rouge to host a $50,000 Challenger Event in April. The Baton Rouge Pro Classic will be held at Lamar Tennis Center from April 19-27 and will attract ATP players ranked between 60 and 200.
