Golden Isles Tennis moves fundraiser tournament to May for youth tennis support

April 04, 2025 | Glynn County, Georgia

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The Glynn County Finance Committee meeting on April 3, 2025, highlighted the importance of community sports and youth engagement through the Golden Isles Hardcourt Championships. This annual fundraiser, organized by Golden Isles Tennis, aims to support youth tennis programs in the area.

The committee was approached to approve a fee waiver for the tournament, which has been moved from November to May to maximize daylight and participation. This change reflects the organization’s commitment to enhancing community involvement in tennis, particularly for young players.
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Golden Isles Tennis, the local USTA affiliate, has been actively collaborating with Glynn County to improve facilities at Epworth Park, the only public venue capable of hosting USTA-sanctioned tournaments. Over the past two years, the county has secured a $100,000 matching grant from the USTA, which includes $50,000 from Glynn County and $50,000 from the USTA. So far, $21,000 has been spent on resurfacing courts and replacing deteriorating player benches, with plans for new bleachers and accessible sidewalks underway.

The upcoming tournament will not only raise funds for youth tennis but also address a gap in tennis activities for children between summer camps and school programs. Starting in the fall, a youth league will be established to provide regular matches, ensuring that young athletes have opportunities to compete and develop their skills.

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In addition to the tournament, organizers plan to host a bake sale and a used equipment drive to support Brunswick High School's tennis program. Any remaining funds will be allocated for scholarships to assist those in need within the youth tennis league.

This initiative underscores the county's dedication to fostering youth sports and enhancing community facilities, ultimately benefiting the health and well-being of Glynn County residents.

Converted from Finance Committee Meeting 4/3/2025 meeting on April 04, 2025
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