People always say, ‘Wait, you teach 4-year-olds?,’” says Metzger, from York, Pa. “They’re always surprised. But it’s easy to teach the kids because we make it age-appropriate… Read more “A Super Program”
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Remembering a Community Leader
When Bronal Harris took an early retirement from her job as a bank executive in 1999, she didn’t travel the world or purchase a beach home. She… Read more “Remembering a Community Leader”
A Legacy Left Behind
The red, green and blue tennis courts in Philadelphia’s Hunting Park neighborhood were like home for Jonathan Rosado. Just half-a-mile from his house, he taught on them… Read more “A Legacy Left Behind”
Tips and Drills
Looking for ways to get better on the court? Consider these tips next time you’re on the court and see how your game improves. String your racquet… Read more “Tips and Drills”
An Unlikely Team
Veronica Corning and Lindsay Graff have been on opposites sides of the net for important matches in recent years. In 2012, Graff and partner, Matia Pecotic, beat… Read more “An Unlikely Team”
Never Leaving The Court
While many players simply pack their racquets away after high school or college competition, Wanzell Fleming realized how easy it was to stay involved with the game… Read more “Never Leaving The Court”
Inspiring Others: Kevin Grow
It’s been a few short months since Kevin Grow made four of the biggest 3-pointers in high school basketball history. In that short time, those points have… Read more “Inspiring Others: Kevin Grow”
Home Grown
A high school tennis sensation at Delaware’s Wilmington Friends School, Beneck had only one loss in four years at No. 1 singles. He earned three individual state… Read more “Home Grown”
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