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Ribbon Cutting Celebration At El Toyon Park For Tennis Court Renovation Project
The Greater San Diego City Tennis Council proudly announces the completion of a four tennis court renovation project funded in partnership through the generous support of the City of National City and the San Diego District Tennis Association. In conjunction with the ribbon-cutting ceremony, the San Diego District Tennis Association sponsored and conducted a Family…
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CaliCAMPUS: Meet LMU’s Jessica Perez
Her coach thinks she could turn pro. She has notions of coaching. In the meantime, she majors in Humanities, minors in Journalism, and is embarking on her final semester at Loyola Marymount University. But in speaking with LMU senior Jessica Perez, there’s no sign of pressure, no weight of burden. “I like the competing,” Jessica…
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CaliCAMPUS: Meet UCSD’s Justin Zhang
On one side of the court was Goliath, the hard hitting John Isner, a nearly 7-foot American with a famously blistering serve and impressive power game. He dwarfed his opponent, David Ferrer, the 5’9” Spaniard across the net. And like his namesake in the classic ‘David vs. Goliath’ scenario, Ferrer held up his end of…
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State Of The SCTA
Every year for 130 years, the SCTA has held an Annual Meeting of the USTA Organization Members located in Southern California to elect the next SCTA Board of Directors. At the Annual Meeting, it is tradition for the President to report about the events and activities from the preceding year. William J. Kellogg, outgoing SCTA…
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Same Sex Married Couples & Domestic Partners National Doubles Tournament
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WEEKEND WRAP: Fed Cup winner; Muhammed still strong; Big weekend coming up!
The pros dominated last weekend’s SoCal tennis headlines, with Coco Vandeweghe (Rancho Santa Fe) leading the charge in Fed Cup action, taking down Germany in the quarterfinals at Maui. The American squad – including Shelby Rogers, Alison Riske, and Bethanie Mattek-Sands – swept all four matches to set up a semi-final meeting with Czech…
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College Capsule: University of California San Diego
The University of California at San Diego is poised to break through the elite tennis programs in southern California. With a relatively new head coach on the men’s side, a seasoned veteran leading the women, and some critical changes on the horizon, the temperature’s rising on the hard courts in La Jolla. Coach Timmer Willing,…
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2017 Kramer And Talbert Grant Deadlines
The Southern California Tennis Association Foundation (“SCTAF”) (formerly known as the Pacific Southwest Youth Foundation) is the charitable and philanthropic entity of the Southern California Tennis Association and is a 501(C) (3). SCTAF’s mission is “to promote and develop the growth of tennis in Southern California” by supporting community based grassroots tennis and education programs…
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Omni La Costa Resort and Spa Offers A Special Valentine’s Getaway
Looking to get away for a little tennis retreat with that special someone at this most romantic time of the year, then look no further than the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa, conveniently located between Orange County and San Diego. Valentine’s Day is the perfect time for couples to take advantage of the Resort’s…
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CaliCampus: Meet Nick Borchenko | Loyola Marymount University
If Nick Borchenko’s grandfather offers you a trip to See’s Candies, don’t believe him. It’s a ploy to get you on the tennis court, practicing the game against your will and molding you into an elite tennis player. That’s how Borchenko got to Loyola Marymount University, under the watchful eye of his grandfather, who decided…