Going Local in 2019

     Tennis League Network is ever evolving with trying to fulfill its goal to be a great flex league option for more tennis players across the United States.   In 2019 we are capitalizing on our plans to be a more local option.

       In Washington DC where the city is broken into 3 major playing regions:  No. Virginia, Metro DC (NW, NE, SW & SE) plus Montgomery County.   Montgomery County has always been tougher for our program to break into.  We have created a partnership with Tennis Topia the regions largest tennis store to open a whole new franchise, TennisMoCo.com, that will specifically service Rockville, Gaithersburg and Bethesda tennis players.

In San Francisco we now have 4 total leagues for players to get local tennis players:

• TennisSF.com    -  San Francisco Tennis League
• PeninsulaTennisLeague.com    -  Connecting players from San Mateo to Mountain View
• TennisEastBay.com -  Connecting players Alameda to Oakland and North/South of there
• TennisMarinCounty.com  -  Connecting players in Marin County

In Los Angeles where players from some parts of the city would almost need their passport to go to other parts of the city:

• TennisLosAngeles.com  - Servicing players from Westside to Downtown
• TennisSFValley.com - Servicing players from Woodland Hills to Burbank
• TennisSGValley.com  - Servicing players from Pasadena to Covina
• TennisSouthBay.com - Servicing players from Long Beach to Torrance

The newest in our tremendous ideas to go more local is the flex leagues based around some of our most active tennis facilities in our largest franchises.  We are now running a long flex league where players are assumed to play the matches at that specific facility.

Chicago:

Waveland Park Tennis League

NYC:

Central Park Tennis League

East River Tennis League

Philadelphia:

FDR Tennis League

Washington DC:

Banneker / Howard Univ. Tennis League

Virginia Highlands Tennis League