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Tennis Australia has announced a strategic partnership that will see UTR (Universal Tennis Rating) powered by Oracle become its official global tennis rating provider.

With Universal Tennis supporting the growth of tennis by providing a ratings solution and technology that assists players to find level-based play and increase engagement at all levels, Tennis Australia Chief Executive Craig Tiley stated “we believe that Universal Tennis can help support the sport by opening up opportunities for the everyday player and bring a new level of innovation to the game.

“We’re looking forward to collaborating and hopefully identifying new opportunities to grow engagement in the game.”

Universal Tennis Chairman and Chief Executive, Mark Leschly added “we look forward to working closely with Tennis Australia to help grow the game. We are very impressed by the forward thinking and solution oriented leadership team at Tennis Australia. Together, we believe we can make a lasting, positive impact on the game to grow it for future generations.”

Tennis Australia joins strategic investors and partners including Oracle; TEAM8, Larry Ellison, Tennis Channel and others.

Universal Tennis delivers innovative solutions to make tennis more affordable, accessible and fun. The Company's UTR Powered by Oracle global tennis rating system and UTR engagement platform are used by players, clubs, coaches, organisers, academies and tournaments worldwide.

For more information to www.MyUTR.com

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