T3 Highlights
Stay up to date with the latest from T3 Adaptive Racquet Sports. Here you’ll find highlights from tournaments, media coverage, community milestones, and announcements about upcoming events.
Watch the featured videos from T3 Adaptive Racquet Sports’ December newsletter, showcasing athlete stories and the impact of adaptive tennis.
T3 Adaptive Racquet Sports honors World Kindness Day by celebrating the generosity, compassion, and community support that empower adaptive athletes year-round.
T3 Adaptive Racquet Sports’ Thursday group is growing! Come join local wheelchair and adaptive tennis players for fun, skill-building, and community.
T3 Adaptive athletes delivered standout performances at the 2025 Indian Wells Wheelchair Championships, earning multiple titles and representing the spirit of adaptive tennis.
Former T3Tennis athlete Ian Tellez earns triple gold at the 2025 Mexican National Paralympics and joins the 2026 Mexican Pan-American Basketball Team.
T3Tennis athletes energized the crowd at Marbella on a Mission, raising awareness for cancer support through adaptive tennis drills and interactive games.
T3Tennis athletes helped lead Southern California to a dominant 22–2 win in the 2025 NorCal vs SoCal Wheelchair Team Challenge, showcasing regional adaptive tennis strength.
Join T3 Adaptive Racquet Sports at Marbella on a Mission on October 10, 2025, to support the American Cancer Society and MemorialCare through tennis and community.
T3Tennis is growing youth wheelchair tennis in Southern California with support from the SCTA Foundation. Learn how the grant expands our programs.
T3Tennis’ Up/Down Tournament brought together wheelchair athletes, families, and volunteers for a day of fun, friendly competition, and community on July 12
T3 Adaptive Racquet Sports highlights the 2025 ITA national award winners in wheelchair collegiate tennis, celebrating top athletes and coaches from the 2024–25 season.
Micah Velte sweeps singles and doubles at the 2nd Annual T3 Tennis Wheelchair Tournament, joined by multi-sport athlete Ian Tellez from Mexico.
