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Tournaments

Wash Park Tennis Club is proud to host two of Denver's most popular annual USTA-sanctioned tournaments. These tournaments have a large turn out of participants and is loaded with great competition. 

Whether you're playing or just watching, rest assured it's great tennis all around!


Clyde Rogers Memorial Day Tournament

For players rated 4.0 and above, this USTA sanctioned tournament offers great competition between Colorado’s best tennis players.

Divisions offered include Women's and Men's Singles and Doubles.

The 2024 Clyde Rogers Memorial Day Tournament was May 22-24, 2024 at Wash Park. 

View Results for the 2024 Clyde Rogers Tournament

View Results for the 2023 Clyde Rogers Tournament

View Results for the 2022 Clyde Rogers Tournament

View Results for the 2021 Clyde Rogers Tournament


Chet Niemeyer Labor Day Tournament 

For players rated 3.5 and below, this USTA sanctioned tournament offers great competition and a fantastic warm-up for the Colorado State Open!

Divisions offered include Women's and Men's Singles and Doubles.

The 2024 Chet Niemeyer Labor Day Tournament is August 29 - September 2, 2024 at Wash Park.  You can go directly to PlayTennisUSTA to register until August 20, 2024. 

View Results for the 2023 Chet Niemeyer Tournament

View Results for the 2022 Chet Niemeyer Tournament

View Results for the 2021 Chet Niemeyer Tournament

Who Was CLYDE ROGERS?

Clyde Rogers, an avid tennis player, came to Denver from Chicago. He was known for running Denver's first well-organized tennis tournaments in the public parks. He ran the tournaments at Washington Park until about 1985. 

The story goes that if you arrived at the tournament desk less than 15 minutes before your scheduled match, he would tap you on the fingers for being late.

Being the former tournament director of the then named Memorial Day Washington Park tournament, the club chose to honor Clyde for his dedication and service to the community by renaming the tournament after him.

Who Was Chet Niemeyer?

After playing tennis in high school, Chet Niemeyer perfected his game in 1936 when he traveled to Honduras and played on courts dug from the natural Honduran clay. 

Chet, who traveled the world to play tennis, came to Denver in 1958 and spent his last years at Washington Park. With a passion and skill for teaching the Continental grip to any willing listener, he soon became an afternoon fixture at the Washington Park courts. He always wore white and carried his modified racket with him. 

Late in the 1990s, Chet concluded his tennis playing but remained a fixture at the tennis courts. 

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