New Year’s Tennis Resolutions for 2015
Well, that was fast. 2014 has come and gone. And as always, it’s time to reflect on the year, read through your friends’ “year in review” social media [...]
December 2014
10 and Under Tennis: It Just Works
By now, just about everyone in the tennis community has heard about 10 and Under Tennis. It may not be the way you learned, but there are a number of reasons why it [...]
An Unlikely Team
Veronica Corning and Lindsay Graff have been on opposites sides of the net for important matches in recent years. In 2012, Graff and partner, Matia Pecotic, beat Corning and [...]
Tennis You Have To See
One of the most successful tennis tournaments on the east coast this year didn’t have a $40 million purse, and it wasn’t seen by a worldwide audience. As far as [...]
Not Just Another Tournament
For Jeremy McClelland, the West Virginia Open is more than just another tournament. “This tournament is the reason I wanted to play tennis,” McClelland said. “When I [...]
Once In A Lifetime
For one week last summer, tennis at Mercer County Park was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Nearly 3,500 athletes spent a week competing in the 2014 Special Olympics USA [...]
8 Years of Drills
Remember those Five Star binders you brought to school every day? The three-hole-punch kind – the ones you scribbled notes in from algebra class or doodled cartoon [...]
Nearly a Century Later, a US Open Connection
The US Open means something different to every tennis fan. For Robert Eyre, it’s about history, family and a story that dates back nearly a century. An avid player in [...]
