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Nick Johnson, a Memorial Senior, signed his National Letter of Intent Wednesday afternoon to play for Bellarmine University. Bellarmine is a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference, which includes the University of Southern Indiana and University of Indianapolis. Nick spent most of his senior year rehabbing an injury he suffered in the spring of Read More …
Lukas, a former player and member of the Evansville Tennis Center, verbally committed to the University of Florida over the holiday break. Following the successful summer he had last year, it is not a surprise he was a coveted recruit to many schools and coaches. Greif made the Finals of Easter Bowl in the spring, Read More …
Evan Bottorff, a senior at Castle High School joined other student athletes at his school to announce his plans for college tennis. He was joined by his mother and father, who also serves as Castle’s Boys Coach. Evan committed to Austin Peay in the fall but yesterdays event made it official. He will be heading Read More …
Memorial HS Senior, Brandon Wu signed his National Letter of Intent to play at Citadel. Citadel is located in Charleston, South Carolina. Brandon will become a valuable member of the team under Coach Kriese. Brandon, in front of many of his friends, teachers and teammates held a ceremony yesterday at Memorial High School. Two of 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 …
Spring break is upon us which means many of us will be seeking warm weather, but for 32 young girls, Evansville will be the destination. March 25-27th Evansville Tennis Center will be hosting its second USTA National Level 3 tournament of the year. The addition of these tournaments not only brings players from all over Read More …
Rajeev Ram, a current ATP player stopped by the club over new years to get some holiday fun in. Ram, who grew up in Indianapolis made a return visit to ETC over his brief break from tour life. Ram and his doubles partner Raaven Klaasen just finished a terrific year-end run at the Barclay World Read More …
On August 18, 2016 Ryan McDaniel accepted the USPTA Midwest Indiana Coach of the Year Award at the Western Southern Open. This is awarded to an individual for their contributions to local tennis, club achievement, career development, volunteer work, professional rating, and contributions to the USPTA.
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 …