Bill Brooks Memorial

Tennis Tournament

July 31 to August 2, 2026 | Sheridan High School Tennis Courts

Join tennis players from Sheridan and the surrounding region for the 2026 Bill Brooks Memorial Tennis Tournament. This community tennis tournament features junior, high school, and adult singles and doubles divisions for a variety of playing levels.

A community tennis weekend honoring Bill Brooks and supporting Sheridan Tennis. In loving memory of Bill Brooks, who loved God, family, and tennis. All proceeds benefit the Sheridan High School Tennis Program and Sheridan Community Tennis Association.

TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION

DATES

July 31 to August 2, 2026

LOCATION

Sheridan High School Tennis Courts

1056 Long Dr, Sheridan, WY 82801

COSTS

$25 Singles
$50 Doubles Team

DEADLINE

Sunday, July 26 at 12 PM

DIVISIONS

JUNIOR DIVISIONS

  • Jr. 13 yrs and under Singles- Boys and Girls Combined

  • High School Intermediate Boys Doubles

  • High School Intermediate Girls Doubles

OPEN DIVISIONS

  • Open Men's Singles

  • Open Men's Doubles

  • Open Women's Singles

  • Open Women's Doubles

ADULT DIVISIONS

  • Men's Doubles- A Division

  • Men's Doubles- B Division

  • Women's Doubles- A Division

  • Women’s Doubles -B Division

ADDITIONAL DIVISIONS

  • Mixed Doubles- A Division

  • Mixed Doubles- B Division

  • Parent/ Child Doubles -A Division

  • Parent/ Child Doubles-  B Division

Players are guaranteed 2 matches. Players may enter up to 2 events. If you have time constraints, please enter them on the registration form.

DRAWS WILL BE EMAILED ON THURSDAY, JULY 30TH

TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION

MATCHES

Matches will be played Friday afternoon, Saturday, and Sunday.

FORMAT

Players are guaranteed 2 matches.

AWARDS

Prizes for 1st place, 2nd place, and consolation winners.

TIME CONFLICTS

Players must list time constraints during registration.

ABOUT BILL BROOKS

Bill Brooks helped build tennis in Sheridan. Bill and his wife, Lorna, became active community members in the late 1990's and helped establish the Sheridan Community Tennis Association. Bill was known as a teacher, coach, competitor, and encourager who loved helping people enjoy the game. This tournament continues his legacy by bringing players together and supporting the future of tennis in Sheridan.

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