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Two Central Coast Girls Debut At Templeton Pro Circuit Event
Playing in their first USTA Pro Circuit tournament was an exhilarating experience for two local residents on Tuesday, the first day of main-draw action at the first annual Central Coast Pro Tennis Open, a $60,000 women’s event taking place at the Templeton Tennis Ranch. Granted a wild card into the tournament, Arroyo Grande High School…
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Staying In Top Shape Important For Junior Gupta’s Game
When 15-year-old Aditya Gupta struck the final ball and the 115th Southern California Junior Sectionals Boys’ 16s title was his back in June, he knew it was because of the hard work on and off the court that he had put in that propelled him to victory. Junior tennis players in Southern California vary in…
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Junior Program In Good Hands at La Habra Tennis Center
Facility Spotlight: La Habra Tennis Center Just when it needed a real shot in the arm, Simon Paek and iTennis came to the rescue and since June 1 has been revamping and reorganizing all the tennis programming at the La Habra Tennis Center in north Orange County. Paek said the City of La Habra was…
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World University Games a Special Trip For Coach Chen
Community Spotlight: Grant Chen Being a part of Team USA this summer and coaching at the World University Games in Taipei, Taiwan, had extra special meaning for current UCLA associate head men’s coach Grant Chen. Chen traveled with four UCLA players – Logan Staggs, Martin Redlicki, Terri Fleming and Jada Hart – and the Bruins…
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iTennis Andulka Park Open Championships To Offer Equal Prize Money
PR rep Marcus Root reports that the annual iTennis Andulka Park Open Championships this year will offer equal prize on both the men’s and women’s side. See below for more information on the event, which runs Nov. 3-5 in Riverside. Entries are now being accepted for the seventh annual iTennis Andulka Park Open Championships tennis tournament…
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Kenin, Chirico Headline Field at First Central Coast Pro Open
Young Americans Sonya Kenin and Louisa Chirico will headline a strong field of up-and-coming professional women’s tennis players when the first annual Central Coast Pro Tennis Open takes place at Templeton Tennis Ranch Sept. 24-Oct. 1. The Central Coast Pro Tennis Open, a USTA women’s $60,000 Pro Circuit event, gives young promising WTA Tour players…
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Central Coast Pro Tennis Open Hosts First Annual Event Next Week
Young Americans Sonya Kenin and Louisa Chirico will headline a strong field of up-and-coming professional women’s tennis players when the first annual Central Coast Pro Tennis Open takes place at Templeton Tennis Ranch Sept. 24-Oct. 1. The Central Coast Pro Tennis Open, a USTA women’s $60,000 Pro Circuit event, gives young promising WTA Tour players…
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Inaugural Lightning Mixed Doubles Tournament At Sage Hill
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2017 Adaptive Tennis Program Grant
USTA Diversity & Inclusion Department would like to offer support to Adaptive Tennis programs that operate in the United States. Grants are awarded to assist in the initiation or implementation of programs at the community level. Grant award is $500-$4000. Application due: October 1st, 2017 You’ll be asked for Program Details: Describe program for which…
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San Diego Junior wins prestigious USTA sportsmanship award
NEW YORK, NY – September 4: Timothy Sah (l) with USTA President Katrina Adams, USTA Awards Breakfast at Grand Hyatt Ballroom, New York, NY. (Photo by Michael Le Brecht II) The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has announced Timothy Sah of San Diego as a recipient of this year’s Bill Talbert Junior Sportsmanship Award. The…