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Renowned Chef Serrano lives to serve at Super Seniors

Apr 20, 2013 03:12 PM

Renowned Las Vegas chef Julian Serrano often trades in his kitchen knives for a tennis racquet, helping his USTA Intermountain mates reach the USTA League National Championship. Read More

Great Britons powering Middle States squad at Super Seniors

Apr 19, 2013 04:14 PM

British imports Val Woodley and Mary Williams graduated from the Bedford College of Physical Education, looking to teach. Today, they find themselves educated in the ways of American tennis as multi-time participants in the USTA League National Championships. Read More

Stephens, Serena to open play for U.S. Fed Cup team vs. Sweden

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Apr 19, 2013 02:20 PM

Sloane Stephens will make her Fed Cup singles debut as she was drawn to face Sofia Arvidsson in the opening match of the U.S. vs. Sweden Fed Cup World Group Play-off. Serena Williams plays Johanna Larsson in the second singles match. Read More

Class Act: Boschert serves special athletes

Christian Boschert is an 18-year-old honors student that decided to give back to the community via a partnership with some very special athletes, the Kansas City Tennis Buddies. In a matter of months the teen assembled volunteers, court time and grant funding. Read More

Henry Cox adapts, achieves and inspires

Henry Cox was born without a left arm. From day one, he learned to adapt to his world, making certain that he would not be left out of anything he really wanted to do. Henry has always been an enthusiastic winner in both sports and life! While he may have only one arm, his determination and vision make him able to do it all. Read More

Special Olympics' Suriano spreads hopeful message

Janice Suriano, a Special Olympics athlete, motivated a standing-room-only crowd at the 2013 USTA Annual Meeting in Weston, Fla. with a hopeful message about the game of tennis. Read More

Adaptive Tennis at National Public Parks Championships

The 87th Annual National Public Parks Tennis Championships will be held in Springfield, Mo. Adaptive Tennis and Wheelchair Tennis events will be offered July 30-31. Registration information is currently available via TennisLink. Read More

Children with autism benefit from Kidspeed outreach efforts

Kidspeed is a fast-moving, vibrant program that promotes athletic skill development in early childhood by participating in multiple activity stations. For the past two years, Kidspeed has partnered with the special education teachers at Hale Elementary School in Minneapolis to offer a unique program to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Read More

Deep U.S. squad ready for Sweden

Apr 18, 2013 02:58 PM

With the Top 4 Americans in the world rankings all on the squad, U.S. Fed Cup Captain Mary Joe Fernandez has assembled her best team. Now the mission is simple: defeat Sweden in this World Group Play-off and secure a spot into the World Group for 2014. Read More

Cedar Rapids tennis star masters checkers

Being the star of the Cedar Rapids Special Olympics tennis team taps into just one of Fred Hines's many talents. In addition to winning gold medals during the Iowa Special Olympics state tennis competitions, he is virtually undefeated as a checkers player. Read More