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USTA Kentucky was established in 1910 and has a current membership of over 9,200. Policy is formed and much of the organization's work is executed via a board and committee structure of over 100 volunteers. A professional staff, housed in Louisville, compliments the volunteer structure and is charged with carrying out the daily operations of the organization.

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USTA Kentucky 8900 Greeneway Commons Place, #101 Louisville, KY 40220 |
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502-491-1290 888-582-8674 (toll free) |
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Sharon Rahman -- Executive Director srahman@kentuckytennis.com As Executive Director, Sharon will provide leadership and guidance in all aspects of USTA Kentucky and will work with individuals and associations across Kentucky to promote and develop the growth of tennis throughout the state. Sharon handles specific questions on USTA Kentucky and Endowment Fund Board policies and guides all activity of the USTA Kentucky staff. Sharon is the staff liaison to the Management, Hall of Fame, Nominating, Finance, Fundraising, Raise a Racquet and Awards Committees. |
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Karen Johnson -- Office Coordinator kjohnson@kentuckytennis.com Karen is responsible for the day-to-day accounting, office and organizational duties. She provides administrative support to staff, coordinates event planning and customer service related duties.
Brandon Feusner -- Marketing and Promotions Coordinator bfeusner@ustaky.com Brandon handles all aspects of USTA Kentucky marketing; from publications and media relations to fundraising, advertising and sponsorships. He is responsible for updating the website, monthly eNewsletters and other collateral pieces, in addition to helping CTAs, events and all USTA Family members. Brandon is the staff liaison for the Marketing and Multi-Cultural committees. |
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Marisa Smith -- Community Development Coordinator msmith@kentuckytennis.com Marisa is the Community Development Coordinator for USTA Kentucky. In this capacity, she supports and encourages tennis efforts. She works to create and advance local Community Tennis Associations across Kentucky. She assists CTAs in obtaining grants, and with other staff she coordinates the delivery of USTA programs through local communities. Marisa is the staff liaison to the Community Development Committee. |
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Aaron Browning -- Competitive Player & Jr. Team Tennis Coordinator abrowning@kentuckytennis.com
As the Coordinator for several USTA Kentucky participation areas, Aaron oversees sanctioned tournaments and player rankings and USTA Jr. Team Tennis. In addition, Aaron works to develop and increase competitive and recreational play opportunities for adult and junior players. He is the staff liaison to Adult Competition, Junior Competition, Junior Recreation, and Wheelchair Tennis Committees. |
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Kathy Klein -- State League Coordinator kklein@kentuckytennis.com Kathy is the State Coordinator for the Adult, Senior, Mixed Doubles, Combo Doubles, Super Senior, and Tri-Level USTA League programs. She is responsible for USTA League administration, League championships, and working with Local League Coordinators to provide opportunities for people to play USTA League tennis. Kathy is the staff liaison to the Kentucky Adult Leage Committee. |
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Bruce Stone -- Schools & NJTL Coordinator bmstone@kentuckytennis.com
Bruce is the State Coordinator for the USTA School Tennis, National Junior Tennis League (NJTL) and High School No-Cut Programs. He helps use these programs to promote, introduce and encourage increased play opportunities to youth across the state. |
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Jason Miller -- USTA Southern Section Tennis Service Representative miller@sta.usta.com As the Tennis Service Representative (TSR), Jason's work revolves around meeting with facilities and organizations who offer tennis and discussing ideas and strategies to facilitate the growth of tennis participation. He travels extensively across the state to promote, develop, and service programs through the establishment of strong relationships with local tennis facilities, industry organizations and other non-tennis entities. |
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