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Tennis-Johansson to return to action in Thailand - Reuters.uk
Tennis-Johansson to return to action in ThailandReuters.uk, UK - 14 minutes agoBANGKOK, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Injury-prone Swede Joachim Johansson will return to action at the Thailand Open in September after an eight-month layoff, …
HCM City triumph in national tennis tourney (Vietnam Net)
VietNamNet Bridge ? HCM City have won the National Juvenile Tennis Championship (Prudence Cup) after earning five golds, four silvers and two bronze medals.
Prep Report: Springs tennis team tops Phantoms (Fond du Lac Reporter)
The Springs girls tennis team swept the singles play and West De Pere won at all three doubles spots Thursday at Buttermilk Creek Park in the Ledgers 4-3 victory.
LHS tennis falls to Ravens (Lawrence Journal-World)
The Lawrence High girls tennis team fell, 4-0, to Olathe Northwest but bounced back to claim second place at the Leavenworth Quadrangular on Wednesday with consecutive 3-1 wins versus Leavenworth and Shawnee Mission North.
Sutton eye national tennis title (Wandsworth Guardian)
UK championship-winning teams don’t grow in trees - just ask Sutton Tennis & Squash Club’s Tim Webster. The 25-year-old Cornishman is set to be part of the Devonshire Road-based club’s push for the Men’s National Club League title, after they reached finals weekend for the sixth successive season.
Cleveland’s IMG sued over ex-tennis player’s ‘hybrid’ court (The Plain Dealer)
Cleveland-based talent agency IMG Worldwide Inc. is being sued by a former tennis pro who claims the company stole her patented idea. But analysts say the athlete doesn’t have much of a case.
Tennis star serves a return (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
BLUEFIELD, Va. ? Marianna Sarver was a tennis standout. She ranked among the nation?s best on the junior circuits, played one year for Bluefield High School, and followed that with three seasons at Wake Forest.
Tennis: Murray’s positive attitude pays off (Belfast Telegraph)
A new Andy Murray was unveiled here in the first round of the US Open on Monday night. The scowling Scot who spent much of his matches admonishing himself and others ? the comments were usually made in the general direction of his coach, Brad Gilbert ? had gone. In his place was a young man focused on the task in hand and determined to enjoy his tennis.
No ordinary game of tennis (The Huntsville Times)
While attending the 2006 Family Tennis Day at the Dublin Tennis Center, Erin Young saw an interesting game being played on the court next her. The game, Rapid Rally, featured one player hitting a tennis ball up against a wall in a quick repetition.
Prep tennis roundup: North, Plymouth finish 2-1 at quad (Sheboygan Press)
Sheboygan North and Plymouth each finished 2-1 at a girls tennis quadrangular that also included Green Bay Preble and Kimberly on Monday.