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Back On Top, Again......
by Richard Kent
Venus lost 10 out of the first 11 points and it looked like it was going to be a rout, but then she got her serve back and never really was contested on serve by her younger sister.
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Phenomenal Woman
by Richard Kent
Nadja Gilchrist has signed a letter of intent and has received a five-year scholarship at tennis power University of Georgia. Gilchrist just graduated from Heritage Academy in South Carolina and has trained at the Smith Stearns Tennis Academy.
Who Is Gael Monfils??
by Richard Kent
Gael Monfils is the 6-foot-4 player from France who made it to the semis at the French Open last week. He lost to the then world's No. 1 player Roger Federer 2-6, 7-5, 3-6, 5-7 in a match that took just over three hours (3:05).
The Next Generation??
by Charles Bricker
Never have there been this many black players rocking junior tennis, and there is reason to believe many more will follow because as they become more visible, more parents will be influenced to introduce their children to the game.
Viva Italiano!!!
by Richard Kent
The surface is red clay as a tune-up to the French Open. All the top men in the world are playing here and most of the top women next week.
Garrison Named U.S. Olympic Tennis Coach
by BASN Wire Services
The 2008 Olympic Games will be held August 8-24 in Beijing, China, with the tennis competition being staged August 10-17 at the Beijing Olympic Tennis Centre.
by Richard Kent
Venus lost 10 out of the first 11 points and it looked like it was going to be a rout, but then she got her serve back and never really was contested on serve by her younger sister.
Full Story>>
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Phenomenal Womanby Richard Kent
Nadja Gilchrist has signed a letter of intent and has received a five-year scholarship at tennis power University of Georgia. Gilchrist just graduated from Heritage Academy in South Carolina and has trained at the Smith Stearns Tennis Academy.
Who Is Gael Monfils??by Richard Kent
Gael Monfils is the 6-foot-4 player from France who made it to the semis at the French Open last week. He lost to the then world's No. 1 player Roger Federer 2-6, 7-5, 3-6, 5-7 in a match that took just over three hours (3:05).
The Next Generation??by Charles Bricker
Never have there been this many black players rocking junior tennis, and there is reason to believe many more will follow because as they become more visible, more parents will be influenced to introduce their children to the game.
Viva Italiano!!!by Richard Kent
The surface is red clay as a tune-up to the French Open. All the top men in the world are playing here and most of the top women next week.
Garrison Named U.S. Olympic Tennis Coachby BASN Wire Services
The 2008 Olympic Games will be held August 8-24 in Beijing, China, with the tennis competition being staged August 10-17 at the Beijing Olympic Tennis Centre.
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