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LEAGUES
Adult Leagues
A substantial reason tennis has grown exponentially in our country is due to the structure, organization, and efficiency of the USTA League system. Dallas boasts an impressive 17,000+ adult league registrations fielding approximately 1,100 teams across 11 leagues making it the third largest league program in the United States. Dallas Tennis USTA leagues run year-round.
For more information about Adult Leagues contact Tina Anderson
To check out our Adult 18 & over spring & summer city championship schedule, click below!
To check out our 2025-2026 TRI Level Weekend Events, click below!
To check out our 2026 league rules & information, click below!
League Rules & Information
Womens League Information
The DTA Women’s League is part of the USTA League, the largest adult competitive tennis program in the country. Open to women ages 18 and up, it offers a chance to play organized, competitive tennis, improve skills, and potentially advance to the USTA National Championships.
Click below for more information about each league.
Mens League Information
The DTA Men’s League is part of the USTA League—the largest adult competitive tennis league in the country—designed for men aged 18 and over. It offers a structured and competitive environment for players to sharpen their skills, stay active, and potentially advance to district, sectional, and national championship events.
Click below for more information about each league.
Mixed | Combo | Tri-Level Information
DTA also offers USTA Mixed Doubles, Combo, and Tri-Level leagues—fun, flexible formats that bring variety to competitive play. In Mixed Doubles, men and women team up for co-ed doubles matches, with divisions by age and skill level, and the chance to advance to state, sectional, and national championships.
Click below for more information about each league.
Players Seeking Teams
Looking to join a USTA league team through DTA? Whether you're new to league play or returning for another season, there are several ways to get started. Players can connect with captains seeking team members, start their own team, or be added to a local “players looking for a team” list. You can find opportunities through your local league coordinator, search for teams on USTA’s TennisLink using the “Find a League” feature, or network at local clinics and social events. New players will need to self-rate to receive an NTRP rating before joining a team. Some USTA sections also offer a “Get Connected” service to match players with open teams—be sure to check your local USTA website for details
