News & Results
~ Top 25 List As of March 8, 2010
Addison West remains in the #1 spot...but there have been changes! Check it out here! To view historical lists
~Lord Percival Cup
Over the weekend of March 12th through 14th, 6 teams battled for the Lord Percival Cup. The Lord Percival Cup, which is a Whitney Cup style team doubles format, brought teams from Boston, New York, Newport/Tuxedo, and three teams from the host club, Philadelphia. The...
~US 60’s Singles and Doubles Draws
The US 60's were held in Newport on March 26-28. Results Singles - Greg Van Schaack def. Robert Pilkington 6/1,6/1Doubles - Van Schaack & Peter Clement def. Alex Walsh & Jonathan Pardee 6/1,3/6,6/0Singles Plate - Ed Hughes def. John Murphy 10/5Doubles Plate -...
~US 50’s & US Amateur Results
This years US Amateur Championship March 11-14 attracted a small field of players to the Aiken Tennis Club. All of those who did participate enjoyed the usual warm and gracious reception by the members of the ATC. Results of the singles competition were as follows:...
~National League – NY @ Newport
Tuesday, March 9, 2009 We saw some tremendous tennis tonight with exciting long rallies! Here are the results: Mike Gooding v Josh Bainton 6/3 6/3 James Stout v Rich Smith 2/6 6/0 6/1 Mike Gooding/James Stout v Rich Smith/Josh Bainton 8/5 New York wins 3/0 For team...
~Stout Wins US Open in Racquets
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~Motz Doubles Up The 40s!
John Motz didn’t let age get the better of him as he won the US40s Singles Championship 6-1 6-5 over a hobbled Bill Barker. The finalists teamed up to take on Hufford/Zug in the Doubles Final. Hufford and Zug got off to a blistering start taking the first...
~Virgona & Matthews win US Open Doubles
US Open Doubles Final: Steve Virgona and Ben Matthews defeated Camden Riviere and Tim Chisholm 6/5,6/5,6/1
~Stout Claims his First US Open!!!
James Stout defeated Bryn Sayers in teh finals of the 2010 US Open. The score was: 6/2, 6/2, 3/6 6/2
~US Open Results thru Sunday
After the big upsets on Saturday, no surprises in the doubles semis today!
~Riviere Out Guns Gunn
Aiken - Camden Riviere defeated Ruaraidh Gunn in the second leg of their Eliminator. The score was 6/0,6/0,6/0. Riviere will play Steve Virgona in the Final Eliminator. That will be the best of 13 sets and will take place in Tuxedo on March 18,20 & 21. Ticket...
~US Junior Nationals
While the “big guns” were pounding it out in the Tuxedo Gold racquet, 17 “future stars” descended upon Washington for the 2010 Junior National Singles. Despite piles of snow, the kids were not even interested in venturing out as their focus was totally on tennis....
~The Latest Top 25 List
~Anne Boleyn& Women’s Invitational
Chatter was a “flurry”…. There were predictions of inclement weather for the mid-east northward to Philadelphia starting last Friday Feb 5. Should or could the Anne Boleyn and the 1st Women’s Invitational tournaments be played in Philadelphia Feb 5-7?...
National League – Tie for 1st Place!
February 2, 2010 Philadelphia defeats NY 2/1 Whitehouse lost to Gooding 6/1,6/2 Virgona defeated Stout 6/0,6/3 Whitehouse & Virgona defeated Gooding & Stout 8/5 NY and Philadelphia are tied for 1st place Past results and schedule
~Greevy Cup Recap
From January 22nd through January 24th, the Greevy Cup was contested for by players with handicaps between 20-29 at the Racquet Club of Philadelphia. Three of the four semifinalists are veterans of the game but it was the one newcomer, Jon Crowell, that took home the...
~Wharton & Hickey Cups
Gates Hits “A Double” in Newport
~Burke Cup – Updated Report!
Prince's Court welcomed players from Boston (Connors & Stockton), New York (Ziatyk), and from parts unknown (Bender) to the USCTA Level Championships for players with a handicap of 40-49, The Burke Cup. It became quite clear from the first match of the...
US Parent Child
Gordon & Howard McMorris won their first US Parent Child title by defeating Paul & Alec Monaghan. The tournament was played at Georgian Court on January 16-17.
WSJ Article on Alistair Martin
The attached article appeared in the Wall Street Journal on January 20, 2010.