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Carey & Villiers Triumph in Boston

Jan 31, 2007

The Burke and Wharton Cup Level Championships were held in Boston …February 2-4

Update on Troon From Organisers in Scotland

Jan 20, 2007

Dear US friends of court/real tennis courts and other treasured buildings,

I am the trying to orchestrate the wave of objections to the proposed demolition of the court at Troon.

Update on Troon From Organisers in Scotland

Jan 20, 2007

Dear US friends of court/real tennis courts and other treasured buildings, I am the trying to orchestrate the wave of objections to the proposed demolition of the court at Troon.

Update on Troon From Organisers in Scotland

Jan 20, 2007

Dear US friends of court/real tennis courts and other treasured buildings, I am the trying to orchestrate the wave of objections to the proposed demolition of the court at Troon.

Spencer wins Etcehebaster

Jan 17, 2007

Trey Spencer of Washington wins 2007 Etchebaster

U.S Nationals January 12-14, 2007

Jan 15, 2007

Virgona Victorious in Awesome display of Athleticism and Shot Making. Foreign born players continue to dominate in the U.S.

The New York Racquet and Tennis Club hosted the U.S. Nationals over the weekend of January 12th, 2007. In total, fourteen players entered the tournament, six of the fourteen were Americans and four of the fourteen were Amateurs. Handicaps ranged from Gooding’s +9.6 to Hollins’s -16.5.

Jan 14, 2007

New York, NY. January 12 – 14, 2007. The New York Racquet and Tennis Club hosted the U.S. Nationals over the weekend of January 12th, 2007. In total, fourteen players entered the tournament. six of the fourteen were Americans and four of the fourteen were Amateurs. Handicaps ranged from Gooding’s +9.6 to Hollins’s -16.5.

US Junior Nationals and Parent/Child — 2006

Dec 17, 2006

While the timing of the Junior Nationals and the National Parent/Child on December 15-17 was difficult due to final exams and holiday obligations, the juniors and the parents who did make the excursion to Philadelphia enjoyed themselves tremendously and were treated to first class hospitality in the Philadelphia Racquet Club style.