Lynn Stephens is working to bring this event into North Carolina. He has several tournaments scheduled and has a series scheduled in Southern Pines North Carolina. Please review the scheduled and support this growing sport. Please click the review more to access the tournament.

World Outdoor Racquetball (WOR) is the parallel universe to the traditional sport of racquetball played by millions in clubs throughout the country.

Military Racquetball Federation is dedicated to promoting racquetball programs and events for our service members here and abroad including support of events for our troops in warzones. Additionally the MRF is committed to assisting Wounded Warriors with their rehabilitation using a new MRF program called Racquetball Rehabilitation Clinics (RRC). This program's focus is the use of racquetball as rehabilitation for both the physical and mental challenges suffered from combat.

MRF is a 501(c) (3) tax-deductible corporation run and staffed exclusively by volunteers.

A “FREE” online Referee Test is available. The online Referee Test will be required for National High Schools, Intercollegiate and will be encouraged for National Doubles. You can take the test by logging into your USRA Membership Profile.

In response to numerous requests from Event Directors, the USA Racquetball Board of Directors has voted to lower the Limited Event Membership (LEM) fee from $20 to $10, effective immediately.  The on-line membership information in R2 Sports will be updated by tomorrow morning so that your entrants will see the new, lower rate.  New USAR Membership Forms reflecting the reduced fee will be available February 1, 2012; but until then please make manual adjustments on any membership forms being used. 

Hello NC Racquetball Players,

Lynn Stephens has created Videos for 2011 and 2012 tournaments.  He has created several images of players in action behind music.

Please click, review and enjoy all the events.

Click Here: 2012 NC Racquet Up For the Red
Click Here: 2012 Wolfpack Classic Tournament Weekend
Click Here:  2012 Build the Arc Tournament Weekend

After noting that some forty-one percent of the general membership voted in favor of Option 3, a majority of the USAR’s Board of Directors agreed that a doubles team should be allowed to have either partner serve first each time the team comes “in” to serve and that an “out’ should be assessed to the team if a partner who has lost the serve attempts to serve again during that inning. Here is the pertinent rule wording:

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