There are few things Americans love more than a single-elimination knockout tournament. The U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) loves them so much that it decided to have not one, but two. American winners ...

After six weeks of playing as part of a team, YAIAA tennis players turn to the more individual portion of the schedule. Northeastern defeated Dallastown 3-2 on the last day of the season to earn a ...

Angelina Gao and Rachel Bai of Pingry embrace in a hug after winning the NJSIAA Girls Tennis Doubles Final at Mercer County Park in West Windsor, NJ on 10/18/25.Get Photo Rachel Bai of Pingry hits a ...

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — Shenendehowa freshman Jolie Chichak won the program’s first Section 2 high school girls tennis singles title on Thursday. Chicak defeated Scotia-Glenville junior Isabel Amurao, 6-1 ...

As the autumn season approaches, New Jersey’s top high school girls tennis players are gearing up for another competitive year on the courts. As we all get ready, take a look at more than 60 standout ...

Former professional tennis player Ana Ivanović took to social media to share a festive photo of the glowing athlete decorating her gorgeous Christmas tree. In the photo, she’s smiling from ear to ear, ...

The main event of the 2025 Tri-County Tennis Tournament is complete, with singles play wrapping up Sunday, July 27 at Morton High School. The Peoria area's premier tennis event included eight singles ...

Saucon Valley High School senior Deven Pandey achieved something so rare that only one player in District 11 boys tennis history accomplished it before this season. Pandey won his fourth consecutive ...

NEW YORK — Section 2 high school girls’ tennis players made a splendid showing at the NYSPHSAA singles and doubles championships this week. The girls made history with four of the six teams placing in ...

Tennis legend Venus Williams is back. The 45-year-old former world No. 1 player won her first singles match in nearly two years, defeating the world No. 35 Peyton Stearns, 6-3, 6-4, to reach the ...

There are few things Americans love more than a single-elimination knockout tournament. March Madness. The NFL playoffs. The Indiana High School Athletic Association basketball tournaments. All are ...