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Mount Sinai announces partnership with USTA, US Open

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The USTA and the US Open are teaming up with The Mount Sinai Medical Center to promote the health benefits of tennis and to ensure a lifetime of tennis for millions of players – professional and recreational – throughout the country. Read More
 

Mount Sinai announces partnership with USTA, US Open

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The USTA and the US Open are teaming up with The Mount Sinai Medical Center to promote the health benefits of tennis and to ensure a lifetime of tennis for millions of players – professional and recreational – throughout the country. Read More
 

Attack Plan: Fight Off an Aggressive Net Player

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There’s no tougher opponent in doubles than an active net player. A quick and skillful volleyer can disrupt your team’s rhythm, rush you into bad shots and win a lot of easy points. Here's a plan of attack for the next time you come across one of these players. Read More
 

NYC children say yes to tennis, no to violence in Queens

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The USTA and Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown hosted more than 1,000 kids and teens from Far Rockaway public schools at the 16th annual “Say Yes to Tennis, No to Violence” Day, held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Read More
 

U.S. women continue to roll at Roland Garros

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It was another cold and rainy day at Roland Garros but the red-hot U.S. women were beaming smiles of sunshine when three of them -- Bethanie Mattek-Sands, Sloane Stephens and Jamie Hampton -- walked off the court with victories. Read More
 

Maturing Hampton gets key three-set win in Paris

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Jamie Hampton on Wednesday became the 10th American woman into the second round of the 2013 French Open, completing a marathon 7-6 (5), 3-6, 9-7 win over No. 25 seed Lucie Safarova at Roland Garros. Read More
 

Gibbs headlines American success at NCAA Championships

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Stanford junior Nicole Gibbs and Virginia senior Jarmere Jenkins led a wave of American success at the NCAA Division I Championships, held at the University of Illinois in Urbana, Ill. Read More
 

With win, Sock continues strong start for Americans in Paris

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The U.S. is off to a strong start to the 2013 French Open. On Tuesday, Jack Sock became the latest in a string of young Americans to advance, dispatching Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, 6-2, 6-2, 7-5, in the first round. Read More
 

Isner, Harrison set up second-round encounter in Paris

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John Isner and Ryan Harrison ensured there will be an American man in the third round of the French Open, winning Monday to set up a second-round matchup. In another strong day for the U.S., other Day 2 winners included Sloane Stephens, Varvara Lepchenko, Bethanie Mattek-Sands, Vania King and Melanie Oudin. Read More
 

Burdette leads charge of young American women in Paris

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Mallory Burdette advanced to the second round of the French Open yesterday, propelling her into the Top 80 just one year after completing her final collegiate season. Also victorious on Day 1 was USTA Pro Circuit Wild Card Challenge winner Shelby Rogers. Read More
 
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