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Los Cab USTA Men’s Futures Event Down To Final Four
Injury Forces Doubles Team Of Past And Present UCLA Bruins To Withdraw From Finals Since turning professional in early June, Ronnie Schneider has made the finals of four USTA Futures doubles championships, winning three. His latest win, at the Los Cab USTA Men’s Futures event in Fountain Valley Friday, was by far his easiest. He…
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Los Cab USTA Men’s Futures Singles Final Set For 11 A.M. Sunday
Former University Of Virginia And University Of North Carolina Stars To Face Off Ryan Shane is no stranger to singles championships on the USTA Men’s Futures tour, competing in three, including winning two, since 2015. It’s foreign ground for Ronnie Schneider, however, who has won three doubles titles since turning pro in June, but has…
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UNC Product Wins First USTA Men’s Futures In Fountain Valley
Ronnie Schneider Topples 2015 Winner Ryan Shane In Three Sets It was a fine two weeks in sunny Southern California for Ronnie Schneider, a 23-year-old Indiana native and recent graduate of the University of North Carolina: he won two USTA Men’s Futures doubles championships and claimed his first singles championship Sunday by defeating Ryan Shane…
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Local Junior Earns Entry Into 15K Professional Tennis Event In Fountain Valley
Singles Qualifying Begins Sept 22; Main Draw Starts Sept. 26 San Juan Capistrano’s Gavin Spencer won the singles and doubles titles this week in a junior tennis tournament held in Fountain Valley to win slots in both the singles and doubles main draw in the Los Cab USTA Men’s Pro Futures tournament, which will be held…
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Top Seed Upended In First Round Of Los Cab USTA Men’s Futures
Eight first round singles and four first round doubles matches set for Wednesday Top seeded Takanyi Garanganga of Zimbabwe, who lost in the finals last year, was defeated by Belgium’s Michael Geerts in the first round of singles play in the Los Cab USTA Men’s Futures $15,000 tennis tournament at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports…
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LA84 hosts Youth Sports Summit on October 27
The LA84 Foundation will host their Sixth Annual Summit, “The New Era of Youth Sports: Play For All“, on Friday, October 27th. Hosted at the JW Marriott at L.A. LIVE in downtown Los Angeles, the Summit will bring together hundreds of civic leaders, sports executives, non-profit leaders, national sports experts, and Olympic and Paralympic athletes…
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Vickery Wins Central Coast Pro Open
Sachia Vickery needed just over one hour to beat fellow 22-year-old Jamie Loeb, 6-1, 6-2, and become the first-ever singles champion as the inaugural Central Coast Pro Tennis Open came to a close on Sunday. Controlling the points and displaying precision shot-making from both the forehand and the two-handed backhand side, No. 4 seeded Vickery…
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Hispanic Heritage Month Family Tennis Festival
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SCTA Hall of Fame Welcomes Class of 2017
On a picturesque autumn evening overlooking the Pacific Ocean, twelve champions of Southern California tennis were inducted to the SCTA Hall of Fame, with hundreds of friends and colleagues in attendance. Held at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa, the gala continued a tradition which began in 1968 and brought the total number…
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Top-Seeded Golubic Posts Two Wins at Central Coast Pro Open
Top-seeded in both singles and doubles, Switzerland’s Viktorija Golubic continued her dominance in Templeton on Thursday as she was the only player in both events to advance on with two dominating victories at the Central Coast Tennis Pro Open. The 24-year-old Golubic from Zurich – currently ranked No. 120 in the WTA World Tour rankings…