Tennis News

The wacky weekend when Great Britain ended 79 years of Davis Cup hurt

The year 2015 was not a good one for England at World Cups. In cricket, Eoin Morgan and his men were knocked out by Bangladesh. In rugby, home advantage could not prevent England crashing out in the group stage as the southern hemisphere dominated.

Carlos Alcaraz's season is done but the tennis star's year isn't

Carlos Alcaraz recently wrapped up his 2025 official schedule with the ATP's year-end No. 1 ranking, tour-highs of 71 match wins and eight trophies and a pair of Grand Slam titles that lifted his career total to six. Alcaraz is one of many tennis players critical of his sport's calendar, saying it runs too long, asks too much of the athletes and provides too short of an offseason. “First of all, it’s normal that people think that way and they don’t understand why we’re complaining about the calendar and then we set up the exhibition matches,” Alcaraz told The Associated Press.

Liberty's Campoy, Cove win section doubles title; Stockdale's Eao is singles runner-up to Pandit

The culmination of the Central Section girls tennis season arrived Saturday afternoon for a handful of local players — Stockdale High singles players Abigail Eao and Jordan Li and doubles teams, Kara Campoy and Emily Cove of Liberty and Garces’ Cianna Antongiovanni and Paisley Crider. All six players competed in the conclusion of the section individuals championship tournament, played at ...

College tennis star behind prize money lawsuit, Reese Brantmeier, wins NCAA championship

Reese Brantmeier couldn’t help but have a laugh at the irony of her winning the NCAA women’s tennis singles championship after a 6-3, 6-3 win over Berta Passola Folch of the University of California-Berkeley Sunday afternoon. “A few people have pointed it out to me,” she said, before taking on a more serious tone in a Sunday afternoon interview. “This title is so meaningful, this is the pinnacle of college tennis,” she said. “It’s a great accomplishment, independent of some of our legal disagree

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