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January 30, 2026 OKLAHOMA TENNIS FOUNDATION DINNER
Kick off the weekend at this exclusive fundraiser dinner party, where you’ll have a chance to mingle with tennis supporters, bid on unique items, and contribute to the Oklahoma Tennis Foundation’s mission.
Oklahoma Golf & Country Club
JANUARY 31, 2026 USTA OKLAHOMA BANQUET LUNCHEON
This banquet honors the 2025 Oklahoma Hall of Fame inductees and USTA Oklahoma Award Recipients for their dedication, performance and impact they have made on Oklahoma tennis.
Hilton Garden Inn & Conference - Edmond
2025 hall of fame inductees
Julius lubicz majewski
Julius lubicz majewski
Julius lubicz majewski
Born in 1951, Julius Lubicz Majewski was a multi-sport athlete in communist Poland who later immigrated to the U.S., becoming a leader in the Oklahoma State University Women’s Tennis Team community. He coached 20 years at OSU, finishing as its winningest women’s coach (283–191), earning multiple conference and regional titles and Coach o
Born in 1951, Julius Lubicz Majewski was a multi-sport athlete in communist Poland who later immigrated to the U.S., becoming a leader in the Oklahoma State University Women’s Tennis Team community. He coached 20 years at OSU, finishing as its winningest women’s coach (283–191), earning multiple conference and regional titles and Coach of the Year honors. Now he continues teaching at Kickingbird Tennis Center and Edmond Center Court, still coaching daily.
steve henry
Julius lubicz majewski
Julius lubicz majewski
Steve Henry transitioned into tennis full-time after retiring from General Motors in 2006. He later led expansion at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center, strengthening its role as a leading facility in the USTA Missouri Valley section. He also elevated the OSSAA State Championships by bringing all classifications together at one venue.
Across
Steve Henry transitioned into tennis full-time after retiring from General Motors in 2006. He later led expansion at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center, strengthening its role as a leading facility in the USTA Missouri Valley section. He also elevated the OSSAA State Championships by bringing all classifications together at one venue.
Across USTA Oklahoma and USTA Missouri Valley, Henry served in multiple leadership roles and mentored players and coaches for more than three decades.
Steve passed away in 2023 at 62. His impact on Oklahoma tennis continues.
2025 Award winners
The award recipients and the Hall of Fame Inductees will be recognized on January 31st, 2026 at the Hilton Garden Inn & Conference Center in Edmond, Oklahoma.