Chicago Hosts 57th Bathurst Cup

Chicago Hosts 57th Bathurst Cup

By Mason Drake The Racquet Club of Chicago was proud to host the 2019 Bathurst Cup from May 13th – 18th. After two days of practice to get acclimated to the court, the players were more than ready to go. Australia, ably led by captain Al Ramsay, were drawn to play the #1 seeded British team and the U.S. team, led by Jon Crowell, were drawn to play the #2 French team led by their captain Tim Batten. Team G.B., led by captain Jamie Douglas, was always going to be tough to beat and although the Australians fought gallantly, both… Read the Full Story >

2019 World Masters Individuals  – 70s & 75s

2019 World Masters Individuals – 70s & 75s

The National Tennis Club at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport was selected to be the venue for the bi-annual World Over Singles and Doubles Championships in the 70 and 75-year-old age groups. The events were held from May 11ththrough the 14ththis year. Competitors came from around Great Britain, Australia, and the United States. The level of play exhibited by the seniors was remarkably high and most of the matches were seriously contested from start to finish. On the social side, there was an informal Dutch Treat Dinner on Friday evening at the Surf Club attended by all… Read the Full Story >

2019 World Masters Individuals  – 60s & 65s

2019 World Masters Individuals – 60s & 65s

We had a fantastic week here in Philadelphia hosting the World Master 60s and 65s. With twenty-six entries across the singles and doubles in both age groups, it was lining up for some great action! Starting with the 60s singles, John Prenn cruised through his first-round matches to find himself against his doubles partner Jonathan Hamer who had a great game against Geoffrey Russell in the round before taking it 6/4 6/2. Hamer came out of the block starting well against Prenn going 2/1 up. Prenn finding his stride fought back and took the first set 6/2. Serving well and… Read the Full Story >

Treats for Teams in Tuxedo

Treats for Teams in Tuxedo

by Steve Hufford The Bostwick and Danby teams, three each, had the enviable assignment of practicing and competing for a week in Tuxedo Park. With matches overseen by the capable, yet somewhat immobile, Tim Chisholm; daily breakfasts and lunches provided courtside; and access to all the amenities of the Park, the players enjoyed amazing team dynamics, constant high-quality play, and the relaxing environs of the lake and grounds. Charles de Casteja, billeting lead, called on his deep bench of hosts to house just about all the players from Australia and England, along with some US players.  The soggy weather during the… Read the Full Story >

World Championship 2018

World Championship 2018

Real Tennis World Challenge 2018 Updated: 04 Apr 2018 Press release Published: 14 Nov 2017 THE REAL TENNIS WORLD SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP WILL BE PLAYED AT LONDON’S QUEEN’S CLUB FROM TUESDAY 24TH to SATURDAY 28TH APRIL This is the oldest continuous world championship in any sport having started as far back as 1740. The current world champion is Camden Riviere (31) of the USA, who became the champion in 2016. The challenger is Rob Fahey (49) of Australia who lost his title to Riviere in 2016, having held it for 22 years. The match is the best of 13 sets with… Read the Full Story >

Riviere Wins 8th Straight U.S. Pro Singles Title

Riviere Wins 8th Straight U.S. Pro Singles Title

Photo:  From left to right: Dan DiBartolomeo Northfield Information Services, Presenting Sponsor, Rob Fahey Runner Up, Mike Gooding Head Professional, Camden Riviere Champion, Suzie Schochet Founding Sponsor, John Murphy National Tennis Club President. Camden Riviere defeated Rob Fahey 5-6, 6-2, 6-1, 6-3 to win his eighth straight U.S. Pro Singles playing for the Schochet Cup title.  Barney Tanfield defeated Darren Long 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 to win the U.S. Pro Singles Satellite title.  Amy Wintersteen/CJ White won the Pro/Am title 6-5 over Carey/J. Howell.  Full report to follow, but in the meantime go to our 2017 Pro Singles page to see… Read the Full Story >

Fahey Defends Her World Championship

Fahey Defends Her World Championship

Claire Fahey successfully defended her World Championship over her sister Sarah Vigrass 6-0, 6-0. Claire then teamed up with Sarah to win the Ladies World Championship doubles title over Saskia Bollerman and Amanda Avedissian 6-3, 6-0. Report to follow, but in the meantime head to our Ladies World Championship page for full results by clicking here.