Posts Tagged ‘tennis’
Campbellsville Championships 2023 Draws are Now Released
The CKTS wraps-up a great 2023 tournament season this weekend (September 30-October 1) in Campbellsville, Kentucky with the inaugural Campbellsville Championships. This brand-new tournament is directed by Taylor Co. High School Girls’ Coach Amber Wolf. We were thrilled to add this tournament to our schedule last month due to the hiatus of the Glasgow Open.…
Read MoreFreeman Lake Fall Classic 2023 Draws are Now Released
The 2023 CKTS season continues this weekend (September 16-17) in Elizabethtown, Kentucky with the 3rd annual Freeman Lake Fall Classic. This is the second of two annual stops in Elizabethtown, where over 125 players will be competing this weekend! The tournament is sponsored by Kentucky Farm Bureau agent Marc Roberts. Director Karen Henson and the…
Read MoreSeason Point Standings through Gator Open are Now Available
The 2023 CKTS Point Standings for all Divisions are ready and available for viewing on the Standings page of our website. Please check carefully, report any corrections, or ask any questions. Only paid CKTS members appear in the Point Standings. With 2 tournaments left, membership is still well worth it for only $15/season. With a…
Read MoreSeason Point Standings through Somerset are Now Available
At long last our 2023 CKTS Point Standings for all Divisions are ready and available for viewing on the Standings page of our website. Please check carefully, report any corrections, or ask any questions. Only paid CKTS members appear in the Point Standings. With 2 tournaments left, membership is still well worth it for only…
Read MoreGator Open 2023 Draws are Now Released
The 2023 CKTS season continues this weekend (August 19-20) with a return trip to Bowling Green, Kentucky for the 3rd-annual Gator Open. This is the sixth stop on the 2023 Central Kentucky Tennis Series (CKTS) Tour after a record-sized tournament in Somerset three weeks ago. We are excited to have nearly 140 players joining us…
Read MoreAlton Blakley Lake Cumberland Open 2023 Draws are Now Released for a Record Number of Somerset Participants
The 2023 CKTS season continues this weekend (July 29-30) in Somerset, Kentucky with the annual Alton Blakley Lake Cumberland Open. This is the 5th stop on the 2023 Central Kentucky Tennis Series Tour after a great weekend in Campbellsville just two weeks ago. We are excited to have over 150 participants competing in our event…
Read MoreMiller Park Tennis Classic 2023 Draws are Now Released
The 2023 CKTS season continues this weekend (July 15-16) in Campbellsville, Kentucky with the annual Miller Park Tennis Classic. One of our most popular events every year, this tournament has existed for all 21 seasons of the Central KY Tennis Series. It is directed by Nathan McQueary with the assistance of some helpful volunteers. The…
Read MoreState Farm Etown Open 2023 Draws are Now Released
The 2023 CKTS season continues this weekend (July 1-2) in Elizabethtown, Kentucky with the annual State Farm Etown Open. This will be the first of two annual stops in Elizabethtown, where nearly 140 players will be competing this weekend! The tournament is sponsored by State Farm, and it’s one of our largest tournaments each year.…
Read MoreKids on the Block Points for Puppets 2023 Draws are Now Released
The 2023 CKTS season continues this weekend (June 17-18) in Bowling Green, Kentucky with the annual Kids on the Block Points for Puppets Tournament. This will be the first of two annual stops in Bowling Green, where nearly 170 players will be competing this weekend! The tournament is sponsored by Parker Lord and Foundation Solutions…
Read More2023 Season of the CKTS Set to Begin as Barren Classic Draws are Now Available
The 2023 CKTS season launches this weekend (May 27-28) in Glasgow, Kentucky with the annual Barren Classic. This will be the 21st season of the Central Kentucky Tennis Series, and we are very excited to begin this year’s Tour with the first of two annual stops in Glasgow, where the weather is supposed to be…
Read MoreImportant Info: USTA Numbers (FREE or paid) Required for 2023 Tournaments
Welcome to the 2023 season of the CKTS! As many of you know, we have had a strong partnership with the USTA for many years. Our tournaments not only count towards our season-long points race but they also are entered into the USTA system, developing profiles for all players and in 2023, allowing our players…
Read More2022 Season-ending Point Standings are Now Available; Award Winners to be Honored in Bowling Green on Sunday Nov. 13
The OFFICIAL 2022 season-ending Point Standings for all Divisions are ready and available for viewing on the Standings page of our website. Players’ names that are highlighted in yellow will receive champion or runner-up awards at our Awards Ceremony on Sunday November 13, 3:00 PM CST in Bowling Green at the Buchanan Indoor Tennis Facility…
Read MoreVerify Your Points! Unofficial 2022 Season-ending Point Standings are Now Available
The UNOFFICIAL 2022 season-ending Point Standings for all Divisions are now tabulated and available for viewing on the Standings page of our website. Any possible corrections must be reported by the end of the day on Friday 10/7. Standings will become official the following week; another announcement will be made at that time. Winners and…
Read MoreFreeman Lake Fall Classic 2022 Draws and Information
The 2022 CKTS season concludes this weekend (September 17-18) in Elizabethtown, Kentucky with the 2nd annual Freeman Lake Fall Classic. This is the final stop on the 20th Anniversary Tour of the Central Kentucky Tennis Series (CKTS) after a successful Labor Day weekend in Glasgow. 125 players are competing with us this weekend at the…
Read MoreGlasgow Open 2022 Draws and Information
The 2022 CKTS season continues this weekend (September 3-4) with a return trip to Glasgow, Kentucky for a Labor Day tradition: The Glasgow Open. This is the 7th stop on the 2022 Central Kentucky Tennis Series (CKTS) Tour after a very competitive tournament in Bowling Green three weeks ago. We are excited to have nearly…
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