Florida’s Andre Alexandre Lacroix Beats Kentucky’s Eric Quigley To Win Wild-Card Into Future USTA Event
September 27, 2010 by Steve Pratt · Leave a Comment
ST. HELENA, Calif., (Sept. 26, 2010) – The NCAA meets USTA experiment was deemed a huge success by all the parties involved as the final day of the Land Rover Napa Valley Tennis Classic concluded at the Meadowood Resort on Sunday. Florida senior Alexandre Lacroix started his morning beating U.S. Open champion and newly turned [...]
Fish Finishes Off Columbia As The United States Advances
September 19, 2010 by Richard Kent · Leave a Comment
Mardy Fish lost 30 pounds over the last year.We all know that by now.What we don’t fully realize is that Fish may be the best player in the United States right now.Certainly the Colombian Davis Cup team would not disagree with that as Fish became the first American in 15 years to win three David [...]
Has Field Caught Up To Federer?
September 11, 2010 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment
FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – A US Open Final without Roger Federer? That’s like the Yankees without the postseason or New York without the Statue of Liberty. Or even Batman fighting crime in Gotham without his cape and utility belt. Well it happened and you can thank the Djoker for having it come true. In what [...]
Tennis King Meets British Prince
January 21, 2010 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment
With Prince William on hand to watch Roger Federer cruise into the third round, you have to wonder, who was more excited to see whom? Although, not every day a member of the Royal Family comes around, the World’s No. 1 has met his share of stars and celebs over the years. And frankly, earlier [...]
Federer Rests and Italy Stays Alive
September 20, 2009 by Derek Felix · Leave a Comment
It didn’t matter to host Italy that Roger Federer was out for doubles. With Switzerland opting to rest the men’s grand slam record holder, the Italian team of Simone Bolelli and Potito Storace took advantage posting a straight sets 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 (3) win over sub Marco Chiudinelli and Stanislas Wawrinka Saturday. “We all know [...]
In Defeat Britton Keeps His Sense of Humor
August 31, 2009 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment
As draws go, this was a tough one. Someone needed to be the sacrificial lamb to Roger Federer. And when Devin Britton heard the news, he was surely less than thrilled. “I didn’t really believe it at first,” said the 18 year-old from Mississippi. “Thought it was just a bad joke. No, and then started [...]
Murray Ready For Open Run
August 29, 2009 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment
FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – Believe it or not, the US Open is a lot easier then Wimbledon for Andy Murray. I New York, the second seeded player can be more relaxed, compared to the scrutiny he gets in London. “Yeah, it’s normal,” said Murray, who hopes to finally win a Grand Slam this year after [...]


