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lordmanji
Guest
the players on my team are usually 40-50. im one of the younger ones at below 40.
BreakPoint
Bionic Poster
You have be at least 19 years old to play in USTA Adult Leagues so those age groups you listed (except if you're exactly 19, of course, but I don't know many 19 year-olds that play USTA league tennis) wouldn't apply for this "Adult League & Tournament Talk" forum.
Cindysphinx
G.O.A.T.
I remember being 32.
Pete.Sampras.
Semi-Pro
I had my 25th birthday a few weeks ago. I voted early 20's. I'm still young 
tennismike33
Semi-Pro
I had my 25th birthday a few weeks ago. I voted early 20's. I'm still young
I am almost 49, I voted 20's too, becasue I feel that good!!!!!
Phunky_Phorehand
New User
Will be 32 this fall. I'm still considered young by the people I play. I guess not too many 30ish playes play in the daytime with the retiree's and such.
tennis-n-sc
Professional
dennis10is
Banned
I remebered the birth of the universe. It was a loud, bright, and hot event. I wanted to celebrate but there was no one else around. Pity really.
It took a long time for you people to come along, and even longer for tennis to be invented.
It took a long time for you people to come along, and even longer for tennis to be invented.
J011yroger
Talk Tennis Guru
I would think you would be better by now
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BiGGieStuFF
Hall of Fame
momma momma
You can actually be 18 and be playing adult league tennis if your birthday falls within the calendar year. I know this because I'm 18 and trying to start playing some league tennis
J011yroger
Talk Tennis Guru
Pain just lets you know you aren't dead yet, I blew up my shoulder at 17, couldn't play for 6 years, and now I am back, and vengeful.
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