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USTA Lists 3 Adult Tennis Leagues Starting in Albuquerque Through 2027

Three divisions for local players appear on active.com with schedules running into 2027.

By Albuquerque Sport Desk · Published July 18, 2026

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USTA Lists 3 Adult Tennis Leagues Starting in Albuquerque Through 2027
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Albuquerque tennis players now have three specific USTA adult leagues listed with firm start dates on the active.com leagues page for the city.

The listings come at a time when many local adults look for organized play after the peak summer months. They offer clear windows for competition in racquet sports without requiring travel outside the area.

40 and Over League Schedule

One division targets adults 40 and over. It runs from August 31 through November 15 in 2026. The event accepts both male and female entrants and is hosted under the USTA Southwest Northern New Mexico section.

That timeline places matches across the early fall period. Participants in Albuquerque can use the months to prepare for weekly team matches within the listed window.

18 and Over Flex Singles Leagues

Two flex singles leagues cover the 18 and over group. The men’s version stretches from February 22 to May 24 in 2027. The women’s version covers February 22 to March 21 in 2027. Both are open to all adult players and remain based in Albuquerque.

These schedules give singles competitors distinct seasons next year. The shorter women’s block ends in late March while the men’s block extends into late spring.

All three leagues appear on the active.com/albuquerque-nm/leagues page under racquet sports. They carry the same USTA branding and focus on adult divisions only. No other details such as exact venues or entry fees appear in the current listings.

Players who want to take part should review the active.com page directly for registration steps. Checking the site now lets Albuquerque residents lock in their spots before the first listed start date in late August.

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