Due to the increasing concern surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus, USTA Southern California announces the unfortunate cancellation of the International Open of Southern California, previously scheduled for March 21-29, 2020, at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, CA.
With player and guest safety as our top priority, we have been monitoring CDC and Los Angeles County Department of Health guidelines and feel this is the appropriate action to take at this time. A make-up date will be considered pending the ongoing health climate, but no further information is available at this time. The official hotel of the IOSC, the Doubletree by Hilton Carson, will cancel all room reservations made in connection with the tournament without any further action by players, officials, guests or staff, and without financial penalty.
For inquiries related to the IOSC, please contact Tournament Director, Scott Lipsky at slipsky@scta.usta.com or at IOSC@scta.usta.com. For information about the possible reschedule of the tournament, please refer to the tournament website, www.iosocal.com.
With player and guest safety as our top priority, we have been monitoring CDC and Los Angeles County Department of Health guidelines and feel this is the appropriate action to take at this time. A make-up date will be considered pending the ongoing health climate, but no further information is available at this time. The official hotel of the IOSC, the Doubletree by Hilton Carson, will cancel all room reservations made in connection with the tournament without any further action by players, officials, guests or staff, and without financial penalty.
For inquiries related to the IOSC, please contact Tournament Director, Scott Lipsky at slipsky@scta.usta.com or at IOSC@scta.usta.com. For information about the possible reschedule of the tournament, please refer to the tournament website, www.iosocal.com.
Tradition of Excellence
Sofia Kenin
Who would have imagined that only five years later, the 2015 IOSC champion would capture her first Grand Slam title in Melbourne at this year's Australian Open, then lead the United States Fed Cup team to the tournament final! |
Sam Querrey
A champion here in 2005, Sam has long been among the top American men on the ATP Tour. He has won ten titles on tour and reached the semifinals at Wimbledon in 2017, and reached the quarters at the US Open that same year. |
Sloane Stephens
After winning this event in 2009, Sloane Stephens went on to reach a high ranking of #3 on the WTA Tour. In 2013 she upset Serena Williams at the Aussie Open, and four years later was crowned US Open singles champion. |