K3 Tennis Balls Chosen by "Little Mo" National Championship

We love seeing new, grassroots tennis companies sprout up, and this looks like an interesting one. Best of luck, K3.

K3 Tennis proudly announces that K3 Tennis balls have been chosen as the Official Ball for the "Little Mo" National Tennis Championships. Partnering with Tennis LMS, a title sponsor of "Little Mo", K3 Tennis will be the Official Ball for all "Little Mo" Regional and National tournaments.

Carol Weyman, Executive Vice-President of the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation and "Little Mo" Tournament Chairman said, "We are so pleased to have K3 as the 'Official Ball' sponsor of the 'Little Mo' Regionals and Nationals. We are very impressed with the quality of this new tennis ball and the professionalism of K3 Tennis. Also, the kids love to keep the K3 ball as a souvenir since the 'Little Mo' logo is imprinted on it. Putting a logo on the tennis ball is an extra special touch that K3 Tennis provides."

K3 Tennis jumped into the tennis market in spring 2005. Officially approved by both the USTA and ITF, K3 is now used in Leagues, Tournaments and at over 1000 tennis clubs throughout the USA. K3 is not your typical tennis company. They only have one product line: quality, long-lasting tennis balls at competitive prices. Started by a tennis dad, tired of paying retail prices bi-weekly for short-life premium tennis balls; he set out to create a longer-lasting premium tennis ball at a better price.

The youngest and brightest stars in American tennis will be playing in the "Little Mo" Nationals. Andy Roddick won the "Little Mo" when he was 10 years old in 1992 and continues to be very supportive of the "Little Mo" program by signing autograph cards for the National players.

The "Little Mo" is a program of the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation which furthers junior tennis development. The "Road to the Little Mo Nationals" is a nationwide circuit of fun, competitive tournaments culminating in a national champion being crowned in each age division. The "Little Mo" Nationals is the only event in the country which offers the opportunity for a youngster to become a National Champion in Boys & Girls 8, 9, 10, 11 & under. 1,500 youngsters play the Little Mo circuit annually.

Marketed by grass-roots efforts, K3 Tennis has grown to over 1000 clubs nationwide.

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