Priceville’s Aubrey White (6) and Amidy Wilder (16) go for a block in the Lady Bulldogs loss to Plainview at the Eddie Preuitt Ford Tournament. ENQUIRER PHOTO BY JIM MEADOWS
Jessica Pegula has played more tennis than almost anyone else on tour this season. Heading into the Asian swing, she sits at 50 match wins for the year, the most of any player on the WTA Tour, and 63 total matches played, one shy of Alex Eala’s tour-leading 64.
Madison Keys was already dealing with the pain of a brutal US Open exit, but apparently losing a heartbreaker was not enough to keep people from picking apart her private life. After leaving New York, the former Australian Open champion found herself flooded with pregnancy speculation, and she had clearly had enough.
Matthew Morris and Alexa Cruspero lead a deep and determined cast of young tennis hopefuls as the Governor’s Cup Juniors Tennis Championships get under way Thursday, September 17, at the Capitol Tennis Courts in Siquijor.
HUNTINGDON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - The city of Huntingdon held a special-called meeting Sept. 15 to discuss the memorandum of understanding governing the town’s new tennis and pickleball complex. It’s the same agreement approved by a divided council on Aug. 25. The new complex is in partnership with the...
September is a banner month for events in Guadalajara, headlined by the WTA Guadalajara Open — a top women's tennis tournament — and an upcoming international film festival sponsored by streaming service MUBI. The post MND Local: WTA Tennis, an international film fest and more events in Guadalajara appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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