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    Award Spotlight: Melissa Jackson

    Melissa Jackson was already a USTA League Tennis player when she decided to become an official in 2001. “I was tired of not knowing the rules and… Read more “Award Spotlight: Melissa Jackson”

    February 22, 2017February 22, 2017 by USTA Middle States

    Delaware’s Dill Inducted Into Hall of Fame

    Mention Ken Dill’s name around Delaware, and you’ll immediately get smile. Recognized as one of the top physical therapists in the area, he’s often worked with local… Read more “Delaware’s Dill Inducted Into Hall of Fame”

    October 26, 2015October 28, 2015 by USTA Middle States

    Newark Mayor Uses Tennis To Reach Community

    Polly Sierer wants everyone to know how big of an impact tennis can have on your life. And she has a great platform to broadcast it. Since… Read more “Newark Mayor Uses Tennis To Reach Community”

    August 31, 2015January 11, 2016 by USTA Middle States

    Suh Family Expanding Roots with Nike Camp

    Tennis is a family sport for the Suh family. They play on vacations and, at home, they hit at local courts in Delaware. They talk about tennis.… Read more “Suh Family Expanding Roots with Nike Camp”

    August 27, 2015October 1, 2015 by USTA Middle States

    Inaugural Innovative Tournament Draws Big Crowd

    After weeks of hearing the women in his clinics beg him to host a 105 tournament, Boubacar Toure finally caved. It paid off. 105 is a game… Read more “Inaugural Innovative Tournament Draws Big Crowd”

    June 22, 2015 by USTA Middle States

    2015 High School State Championships

    Hundreds of student-athletes competed for state championships across Middle States during the high school tennis season. Both New Jersey and Pennsylvania play boys’ tennis in the spring and… Read more “2015 High School State Championships”

    June 12, 2015 by USTA Middle States

    Pro Circuit Event Wraps Up In Sea Colony

    Players at the ResortQuest Pro Women’s Open battled through the rain this past weekend as the week-long tournament came to an end. Held at Sea Colony Tennis… Read more “Pro Circuit Event Wraps Up In Sea Colony”

    June 10, 2015 by USTA Middle States

    Hundreds Play Tennis in Streets of Wilmington

    Tennis in the Streets has been an annual event in Wilmington, Del. for more than 26 years. Last Friday, more than 900 city youths came to Rodney… Read more “Hundreds Play Tennis in Streets of Wilmington”

    May 11, 2015January 21, 2016 by USTA Middle States

    Where Are They (Going) Now?

    Find out where some of the junior players in our section are planning to continue their tennis careers at the collegiate level this fall. Joanna Booth –… Read more “Where Are They (Going) Now?”

    April 19, 2015September 14, 2015 by USTA Middle States

    Wheelchair Tennis Championships Wrap Up in Delaware

    Last weekend, DuPont Country Club welcomed 29 wheelchair tennis players, representing seven different states, for the USTA Wheelchair Tennis Championships. Delaware has become a popular stop on… Read more “Wheelchair Tennis Championships Wrap Up in Delaware”

    October 1, 2014 by USTA Middle States

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