Wheelchair

The top-seeded U.S. quad team of Nick Taylor, David Wagner and Bryan Barten is preparing to face No. 3 Israel in the World Group final of the World Team Cup.

Jon Rydberg and Steve Welch overwhelmed Chile 3-0 in the men's division while David Wagner and Nick Taylor defeated Canada 3-0 on Day Four at the World Team Cup.

David Wagner and Bryan Barten defeated Sweden 3-0 in quad competition while Jon Rydberg and Steve Welch defeated Israel 3-0 on Day Three of the World Team Cup in South Africa.

Jon Rydberg laid down the championship marker in the Men's World Group 2 competition when the US side made it's bow at the 2011 ITF Wheelchair Tennis World Team Cup in Pretoria, South Africa, on Tuesday.

It was a great opening day of play for the U.S. at the 2011 World Team Cup, including singles victories from Nick Taylor and David Wagner, who then also teamed to win in doubles.

The 2011 World Team Cup got off to a smashing start as Wheelchair Tennis South Africa put on a grand show at the University of Pretoria in Tshwane, South Africa. It was a night filled with dancers, drummers and musical entertainment that wowed the over 300 participants of World Team Cup and gave a real flavor of this African nation.

The 2011 World Team Cup matches the best wheelchair players in the world for the first time ever under the South African sun from April 25 - May 1. USTA.com previews each team heading to the University of Pretoria Sports Grounds and what to expect from the United States in competition this year.

The 2011 US World Team Cup Team has been announced. This year's delegation is led by the defending champion Quad team as the US delegation heads to South Africa in April.

Check out some of the great snapshots taken during the 2011 World Team Cup in South Africa as the teams try to take home titles.

 

Watch highlights of the U.S. Quad team's victory in the final of the 2011 World Team Cup.

Over the course of the week-long World Team Cup in South Africa, we'll spotlight a few of the key players for the 2011 U.S. teams and how they came to be ranked among the best players in the world.

Emmy Kaiser of Team USA's women's team is the latest player to write an exclusive blog, following previous entries from Paul Moran and Kate Stuteville.