LeagueTennis.com: A Rich Resource For Players

In just 18 months, LeagueTennis.com has become one of the most popular flexible tennis leagues in the Southeastern U.S., with nearly 13,000 registrations in Atlanta, Houston, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Austin and San Antonio, and expansion plans for 2010. Its success is due largely to the dynamism of LeagueTennis.com founder Tricia Reeks, a veteran Flex League player [...]

Atlanta News – August 2009

• Historic Bitsy Grant Center to Host State Championships
• Roddick, EJ, BJK to Headline WTT Fundraiser
• Midtown AC Beefs Up Tennis Programs
• Georgian Among Seven Southern Scholarship Recipients
• LeagueTennis.com: A Rich Resource For Players
• Oudin’s Fans Gather Early
• Registration Underway For Peach Tournament

No More Waiting for Oudin’s Arrival

The Racquet Club of the South’s Melanie Oudin Upset Jelena Jankovic and Crafted an Incredible Wimbledon Run

At first glance she looks just like any other teen: square face, innocent expression open to the future, stringy blonde hair — just another living-the-good-life American cruising the mall. But Melanie Oudin, a product of the Racquet Club of the South in Norcross, Georgia, is hardly an ordinary kid.  Never has been, never will be. [...]

Atlanta News – July 2009

• Yellow Jackets Looking For Help at the Top
• Georgian Commits to Georgia Tech
• ‘Dogs Close Season at No. 6
• Van Der Meer Tennis On Facebook
• Georgia Chapters of CMAA, USPTA Hold Joint Meeting
• USTA Teachers Conference Returns Aug. 29
• USTA Pro League Underway
• University of Georgia Women Finish Strong
• Is Georgia Home to Best Tennis Town in America?

Atlanta News – June 2009

• Winds of Change: Midtown AC Ramps Up Jr. Program
• Grace Under Pressure (The Overseas Edition)
• Historic Season for Georgia State Women
• Public Court Woes Continue
• Georgia Tech, UGA Look Ahead to NCAAs
• Welcome News: Cooper Creek, Reynolds Plantation in ITA’s Top 50
• New Location for Your Serve
• Blaze Camp Registration Underway

Atlanta News – May 2009

• Windward Ho!: Charity Event Seeks to Aid World’s Children
• Senior Tournament Expects Huge Draw
• Summer Camps Not Just For Kids Anymore
• Georgia Tech Continues Fight
• Georgia Programs Receive USTA Funding
• UGA Men, Women In Good Spot to Challenge For NCAA Title
• Oudin to Join U.S. Fed Cuppers in Czech Republic

Hope Springs Eternal: Isner Raises His Head

Andy Roddick was peeved, but in a positive way. After former University of Georgia standout John Isner fell to the now No. 5-ranked Juan Martin Del Potro in two tiebreaks, and Isner’s buddy Sam Querrey lost a third-set breaker to Stan Wawrinka in the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open on the same day, [...]

May Madness Returns to the Farm

When you think of college tennis, two great venues come to mind: the May Madness hubs of Athens, Georgia and Stanford, California. In 2010, the University of Georgia will again host the combined NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Championships, and in 2011, the event will again return to Stanford University. “This is a reflection [...]

Williams Sisters to Headline Family Circle Cup

Seven-time Slam champ Venus Williams has joined her 10-time Slam champ sister Serena in the 2009 Family Circle Cup, April 11-19 at the Family Circle Tennis Center in Charleston, SC. Venus, the ‘04 Family Circle Cup titlist, will make  her fourth appearance in Charleston. Serena is the defending champion. America’s top players are sure to [...]

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