About Us

History

The Centennial Valley Tennis Association was formed in late 1994 when two local tennis enthusiasts suspected that Eastern Boulder County (Colorado) had grown enough to support its own member driven tennis association.  From it’s humble beginnings the CVTA has steadily grown and in 2003 had a membership of over 170 (not including families with multiple members).  Originally founded in Louisville, we now also represent members in Superior, Lafayette, and Erie.  Membership, however, is not limited to these locations and we also have members from a number of other area communities including Boulder, Longmont, Broomfield, and Westminster.

We are a community tennis association and play on public courts. Besides sponsoring tennis activities, the CVTA also coordinates tennis activities with local governments and helps maintain and promote public tennis facilities. (See CVTA History.)

The CVTA is a member of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Intermountain Section (USTA/IS) and the Colorado Tennis Association (CTA).

We are a volunteer, member driven, not-for-profit organization granted 501(c)(7) status by the IRS. A Board of Directors consisting of 6 to 9 voting members is elected annually in the fall by the general membership to serve during the following calendar year.  The new board then selects the CVTA’s officers for the upcoming year from it’s ranks.  CVTA members also serve in various non-board positions as approved by the board of directors. See our Bylaws (pdf).

Board of Directors

Annual Reports

Board Report to Members 2006.pdf
Board Report to Members 2007.pdf
Board Report to Members 2008.pdf
Board Report to Members 2009.pdf
Board Report to Members 2010.pdf
Board Report to Members 2011.pdf
Board Report to Members 2012.pdf