US Open tournament director Allaster to step down
The US Open's first female tournament director, Stacey Allaster, will step down in 2025
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Stacey Allaster, the U.S. Open’s first female tournament director, will step down from that post after the 2025 edition of the Grand Slam event and shift from her job as the U.S. Tennis Association’s chief executive of professional tennis to an advisory role with the organization.
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Stacey Allaster, the first female tournament director of the US Open, will be stepping down after the 2025 event for an advisory role within the US Tennis Association. After joining the USTA in 2016, ...
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US Open marks the end of Stacey Allaster's administration. Allaster will step down from her positions as USTA Chief Executive of Professional Tennis and US Open Tournamen ...
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Stacey Allaster, current U.S. Open tournament director, will transition into a strategic advisory role with the United States Tennis Association after the 2025 Grand Slam. Recognized for innovative ...
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