Top seed Lucas Pouille produced some of his best tennis on Saturday at the Gazprom Hungarian Open in Budapest, marching into the final with a 6-2, 7-5 win over sixth seed Paolo Lorenzi.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – Point University men's tennis (14-8) won at number one and two doubles and number one, five and six singles and edged Bluefield College (6-8) by a score of 5-4 in a quarterfinal match at the Appalachian Athletics Conference Men's Tennis Championships...
WEST POINT, Ga. – One Point University women's tennis player was named to the AAC Champions of Character Team and four Skyhawks received AAC All-Academic team recognition for the 2017 season. The Lady Skyhawks posted a 6-13 dual-match record...
BBC Sport | Ilie Nastase: Romania's Fed Cup captain to quit game if punished by ITF |
BBC Sport | Ilie Nastase: Romania's Fed Cup captain to quit game if punished by ITF |
BBC Sport | Ilie Nastase: Romania's Fed Cup captain to quit game if punished by ITF |
TOPEKA, Kan. - It was an early start to the morning for the Bethel Women's Tennis team today. After dismal weather conditions pushed the opening round of the KCAC Championships indoors, limited space...
1. Victories
Sharapova was ranked the best female tennis player in 2005, when she was only 18 years old. “I feel like smiling from ear to ear,” she commented at the time. “I achieved something phenomenal.” By that time the tennis star had already won 10 tournaments...
SANTEE, Calif. – The SDC women's tennis team made history last week as they claimed their first GSAC tournament title.
The Bearcats competed against Oakland City at home and came away with the victory, topping Oakland City 7-2. The only losses the Bearcats had were because of forfeits, one in singles and one in doubles.
The Bearcats traveled to Wilmore, Ky to take on Asbury University. The Bearcats lost a tough one; unable to win a single match against the Eagles.
SANTEE, Calif. – The SDC men's tennis team may not have won the GSAC regular season or the tournament title, but the Hawks boast the best player in the conference.
Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova has gone into the second round of the WTA tournament in Stuttgart where the winners’ pot exceeds $ 700,000, TASS reports.
