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Nathan Mao (Topsham, ME) entered the weekend unseeded but showed he is capable of competing in the 16 and Under division. Mao who spent the winter break competing at the USTA Winter National Championships, won multiple rounds as a 14 and Under player. Mao was ranked top 100 in the nation as a 14 and Read More …
This weekend, the Evansville Tennis Center will host the second annual “Boys 16’s National Level 3”. Like last year, several players from all over the United States are traveling to the Tri-State area to compete for three days. Play begins Saturday morning at 8:00 am. Sunday and Monday will also begin at 8:00 am with Read More …
Daniel Sharygin (Newburgh, IN) returns to ETC to defend his 2017 USTA National Level 3 Championship next weekend. This marks the second year the Evansville Tennis Center has hosted the Boys 16s National Tournament. In 2017, Sharygin entered the tournament as the third highest ranked player. After beating his doubles partner and fellow area tennis Read More …
This past weekend, with the help of MaddenCo, the Evansville Tennis Center hosted its third and final USTA National Junior Tournament of the year. This event, similar to January and March, was a National Level 3- meaning it is the third highest national level tournament the USTA offers. However, this past weekend brought both the Read More …
This weekend, May 6-8th, the Evansville Tennis Center will host its third USTA Junior National Tournament of the year. MaddenCo’s sponsored event will bring 64 players to the City of Evansville. The USTA National Level 3 – Sponsored by MaddenCo will hold singles and doubles for both Boys 18s and Girls’ 18s events. Players from Read More …
If you remember, a few years ago Andy Brandi visited the facility to spend some time with the juniors. Andy who is currently a National Coach for the USTA will be writing a blog over the next several weeks. This piece is written by him and was pulled from the USTA Player Development site. You Read More …
The USTA National Level 3 – Hosted by the Evansville Tennis Center finished play Monday, March 27th after three match filled days. The tournament, scheduled to be play outdoors only saw daylight on Saturday. The first day featured two local players, Chase Boyer and Rupa Ponna- both players train at the Evansville Tennis Center. Rupa, Read More …
The Evansville Tennis Center is hosting its second Junior National Tournament of the year this weekend. Girls from all over the country are traveling to Evansville to compete for three days. The tournament is scheduled to be played outside at Wesselman Park, starting Saturday March 25th. The day will begin at 8:00am with doubles, followed Read More …
Chase Boyer competed in a USTA Midwest Level 3 Championships this past weekend in Indianapolis, IN. Chase came into the tournament unseeded and outperformed expectations. Chase won her first round with little stress, winning 6-0, 6-0. Her second round match was against Ashley Matz (WI). Matz had won last months USTA Midwest Level 3 Championships. Read More …