December 31st, 2008 in Florida Tennis News, US/World Tennis News

Maria Sharapova and her X-mas tree

Justine Henin and Kim Clijsters at a sports gala

Ivan Lendl and daughters

Serena Williams posing for H magazine

Iglesias and Kournikova look alike



December 31st, 2008 in Florida Tennis News

Naples: Local Tennis news…read article

Boca Raton: Junior teams win at Daytona tournament…read article

Miami: A strong brand of Tennis…read article

Wesley Chapel: Twins ride passion, friendship to the top…read article

Tallahassee: Creative Tennis gifts…read article

Daytona Beach: Flagler Tennis courts may be refurbished…read article

Spring Hill: Youth Tennis camp…read article

Plant City: High Performance workshop for pros…read article

DeLand: Volusia remains a team player…read article

Melbourne: Keener shined in 2008…read article

December 30th, 2008 in Video of the week

Who let the drunk girl on the court?….more Serena Williams crazy momemts…watch here

December 30th, 2008 in Florida Tennis News

Shikha Uberoi (A US citizen of Indian origin) may not be eligible to take part in any multi-sport event as an Indian because of a sports ministry decision that only Indian passport holders could represent the country. The 25-year-old said that she was willing to give up her US citizenship if neededā€¦ā€I’m a tennis player. I come in peace, with forehands and backhandsā€¦ā€ā€¦read article…


December 30th, 2008 in US/World Tennis News

The Pierremont Oaks Tennis Club in Louisiana, a popular Shreveport recreation business, was heavily damaged in a fire. The club manger told Fire Investigator that the last social event held there was on Christmas Eve. The kitchen area and the roof sustained heavy fire damage…read article…

December 28th, 2008 in Florida Tennis News

Girls who play games such as tennis, netball and volleyball as teenagers will reap the health benefits 40 years later. Women who played ball games as adolescents have significantly more bone mineral in both the spine and the thigh bone than those who did not, a study on post-menopausal females aged between 52 and 73 found…read article…

December 28th, 2008 in US/World Tennis News

The once common phrase ā€˜business as usual’ has been largely rendered obsolete by the current economic crisis encircling the globe – and that applies in the tennis world as well. At Tennis Canada, President and CEO Michael Downey and his organization are facing the realities of modern times. ā€œWe’re planning for a tougher year,ā€ Downey said about 2009. ā€œWe don’t know where the bottom is, and nobody knows where the bottom is…We’re cutting back on our budgets and every department has been told to work with lessā€¦ā€ā€¦read article…

December 18th, 2008 in Florida Tennis News

Tallahassee: Costly issues at Tom Brown…read article

Pensacola: Racquet Club closes…read article

Naples: Local Tennis news…read article

Daytona Beach: Center’s outlook positive…read article

Ft.Myers: 99 years old going strong…read article

Marco Island: Embree falls in Dunlop Orange Bowl…read article

Tampa Bay: Celebrity players who call it home…read article

Miami: Dolphins talking with USTA exec about job…read article

Boca Raton: Local Tennis news...read article

Tallahassee: Lynda Baxter Moseley Tennis complex dedicated…read article

Miami: 7 year old player on path to success…read article

Vero Beach: Sell-out crowd to charity event…read article

Palm Beach: Partners in their 90s still play to win…read article

Marco Island: Players spread holiday cheer…read article

Miami: Boserup wins girls’ title at Orange Bowl...read article

Orlando: Patricia Beth was there…read article

Tallahassee: Tennis, a sport for all ages…read article

Ft.Myers: Assistant pro surprised by honor…read article

Coral Springs: Free Tennis lessons…read article

Vero Beach: Zguns closing on Delray…read article

Tallahassee: Clay court championships a success…read article

December 18th, 2008 in Video of the week

A tough Tennis training session….this player doed not take kindly to her trainer’s big mouth…watch here

December 18th, 2008 in Florida Tennis News

Lindsay Davenport is pulling out of the Australian Open because she is pregnant with her second child. The three-time Grand Slam singles champion and former No. 1-ranked woman gave birth to a son, Jagger, in June 2007. Davenport then returned to the tour, although she hasn’t played since the U.S. Open in August of this year. Just last week, the Australian Open announced Davenport would play in the tournament, which begins Jan. 19. “…this unexpected but exciting surprise now means I will be putting tennis on hold for the foreseeable future…” Davenport said…read article…

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