2023 US Open Box Seat Tickets

August 28 - September 10

21 SESSIONS AVAILABLE!

Section 21

Box F | Seats 7-8 and Box G | Seats 1-4

Have you thought about attending the US Open tennis tournament in New York this year? The Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation (MCB) is offering six of its wonderful lower box seat tickets (Section 21: Box F, Seats 7-8, and Box G, Seats 1-4) for sale at the 2023 US Open. Get ready to enjoy some of the best viewing in the famous Arthur Ashe Stadium while you watch some of the greatest tennis players of our time compete for the Grand Slam title! This spectacular event will be held from Monday, August 28, through Sunday, September 10, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York. A special thank you to our generous supporters who have already purchased their box seats!

We have 21 of the 25 tennis sessions (day and night) still available for purchase, which include the Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals, Men’s and Women’s Semifinals, and Men’s Doubles Final. Box seat tickets are for Main Draw only, not Qualifying. Your purchase will help benefit the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation and its junior tournaments - the cost of the tickets will be tax deductible for any amount over the fair market value. Please see the chart below for the cost of the box seat tickets per session.

If you are interested in purchasing the US Open box seat tickets, please email Brenda Brinker Bottum (MCB Vice President) at: [email protected]. Checks can be made out to MCB Tennis Foundation (Mailing Address: 6310 Lemmon Avenue, Suite 275, Dallas, Texas 75209). Tickets are non-refundable (unless the USTA cancels a given session) and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

We hope you will plan on joining us for the US Open! In addition to the outstanding tennis, New York offers many fun tourist attractions and sights to see for the entire family: Times Square, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Bronx Zoo, a fun carriage ride through Central Park, Citi Field for a New York Yankees or Mets baseball game, and much more!

A Special Thank You To Our Sponsors:

The "Little Mo" tournaments are hosted by MCB in memory of its tennis champion namesake, Maureen "Little Mo" Connolly Brinker. Born in San Diego, Maureen became the first woman to achieve the Grand Slam of tennis in 1953 by winning all four major championships (Australian, French, Wimbledon, and US Open) in the same year. She was well known for her powerful groundstrokes from the baseline, which earned her the famous nickname "Little Mo" - a comparison to the explosive firepower of the battleship USS Missouri, also known as "Big Mo". Only five players in the history of tennis have won the calendar Grand Slam, and Maureen is still the only American woman and the youngest at age 18 to have accomplished this magnificent feat. She won an amazing nine consecutive championship titles (three US, three Wimbledon, two French, one Australian) - undefeated in 50 matches.

Unfortunately, her spectacular career would be short-lived due to a horseback riding accident in 1954. While she could no longer compete at an elite level, Maureen's legacy as a legendary tennis star would continue through the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation (MCB). Founded in 1968 with her dear friend Nancy Jeffett, MCB's mission would be the promotion and support of junior tennis development worldwide. That same year, she was inducted into the prestigious International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island. Sadly, Maureen lost her valiant battle with cancer the following year and passed away at the young age of 34. Although her tennis career only spanned three years, many premier sportswriters consider Maureen Connolly to be the finest of all female players for her achievements on and off the court. In 2019, she was honored by the United States Postal Service with her very own "Little Mo" Commemorative Forever Stamp.

Today, MCB continues to support the growth of junior tennis by organizing numerous "Little Mo" tournaments throughout the United States annually for talented boys and girls (ages 8-16). These events are designed to provide outstanding competition at the regional, national, and international level while also encouraging players to develop new friendships, learn good sportsmanship, and most of all, have fun. The "Little Mo" tournaments are also unique in that young players have the opportunity to gauge their ability against others born in the same year from around the world (i.e., 8's play 8's, 9's play 9's). MCB strives to empower young athletes by giving travel grants, "Mo" Coins for prizes, and also Sportsmanship and Kindness awards to deserving individuals in honor of Maureen's legacy. The Foundation also contributes financially to many notable programs including the National Junior Tennis League for inner-city youth and Invest In A Child for deaf and wheelchair tennis.

Over the years, many well-known collegiate players and famous tennis professionals have participated in the "Little Mo" tournaments including Andy Roddick, Taylor Fritz, Sebastian Korda, Emma Raducanu, Leylah Fernandez, Dominic Thiem, Belinda Bencic, Jenson Brooksby, Madison Keys, Tommy Paul, Brandon Nakashima, Vasek Pospisil, Borna Coric, Coco Gauff, Mackie McDonald, Ryan Harrison, Taylor Townsend, Donald Young, Steve Johnson, Sofia Kenin, Denis Kudla, CiCi Bellis, and Ana Konjuh among many others. Roddick won the "Little Mo" in 1992 (age 10) and he said, "the 'Little Mo' was my first big win!" Gauff won the "Little Mo" in 2012 (age 8) and she said, "the 'Little Mo' is where the belief began." This is all wonderful news for junior tennis and we are so proud that the "Little Mo" continues to be one of the most popular events for young players around the world.

MCB has promoted the development of junior tennis for over 55 years and continues to benefit countless numbers of young players worldwide. It is our mission to provide a special and meaningful experience at all of our events while also inspiring outstanding attributes at a young age such as fair play, good character, integrity, sportsmanship, kindness, giving back, and an "attitude of gratitude". Thousands of players compete in the "Little Mo" tournaments annually and we hope to see even more youngsters play this wonderful "sport for a lifetime". We would also very much appreciate your help in spreading the word about the "Little Mo" so we can continue to impact future generations of young players. The MCB Tennis Foundation is led by its directors: Cindy Brinker Simmons (President), Brenda Brinker Bottum (Vice President), and Elizabeth Jeffett (Vice President). Carol Weyman (Executive Vice President), Matthew Cody (Tournament Operations Manager), and Tiffany Hollebeck (Tournament Operations Coordinator) organize the "Little Mo" tournaments. Thank you so much for your support of the "Little Mo" tournaments and the legacy of Maureen Connolly Brinker. For more information about the "Little Mo", please visit our website at: www.mcbtennis.org and click on "Tournaments". Play "Mo" Tennis!