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    Frog Hollow Racquet Club – Net Generation Experience

    A 5 a.m. wake up for 8-12 year olds normally doesn’t make for the easiest morning. On the morning of August 31st, though, the kids had plenty… Read more “Frog Hollow Racquet Club – Net Generation Experience”

    September 6, 2017September 6, 2017 by USTA Middle States

    Making a Comeback

    When injuries forced Prim Siripipat off the court in 2001, the Duke star wasn’t quite ready for it. Sixteen years later, she’s beginning a tennis comeback. “I… Read more “Making a Comeback”

    July 19, 2017July 27, 2017 by USTA Middle States

    Local Juniors Impress at National Events

    Multiple junior players from Pennsylvania and New Jersey impressed at various USTA National Selection Tournaments last weekend, with players finishing top-2. Leading the charge from the USTA… Read more “Local Juniors Impress at National Events”

    December 2, 2016December 2, 2016 by USTA Middle States

    Coach Spotlight: Emily Fraser

    When Emily Fraser took over as the Director of Tennis at Alpha Tennis and Fitness in Pittsburgh, she wanted her emphasis to be on youth and player… Read more “Coach Spotlight: Emily Fraser”

    September 8, 2016 by USTA Middle States

    Captain Spotlight: Tracy Wall

    Tracy Wall began playing USTA League Tennis nearly a decade ago. Since then, it’s become much more than a simple hobby. “As a captain — even just… Read more “Captain Spotlight: Tracy Wall”

    December 23, 2015March 22, 2016 by USTA Middle States

    Four Inducted into Middle States Hall of Fame

    Four standout tennis advocates with western Pa. ties were inducted into the Middle States Hall of Fame on Friday, Oct. 30. The group includes Mark Darby, Harry… Read more “Four Inducted into Middle States Hall of Fame”

    November 2, 2015February 23, 2016 by USTA Middle States

    Fisher shows sportsmanship, perspective on the court

    All year, Tess Fisher had her eyes on the NJSIAA/New Balance Girls Tennis Singles Championship. So when she lost to Stephanie Schrage in two sets, it would… Read more “Fisher shows sportsmanship, perspective on the court”

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

    New Year’s Tennis Resolutions for 2015

    Well, that was fast. 2014 has come and gone. And as always, it’s time to reflect on the year, read through your friends’ “year in review” social… Read more “New Year’s Tennis Resolutions for 2015”

    December 29, 2014September 14, 2015 by USTA Middle States

    8 Years of Drills

    Remember those Five Star binders you brought to school every day? The three-hole-punch kind – the ones you scribbled notes in from algebra class or doodled cartoon… Read more “8 Years of Drills”

    December 12, 2014 by USTA Middle States

    Nearly a Century Later, a US Open Connection

    The US Open means something different to every tennis fan. For Robert Eyre, it’s about history, family and a story that dates back nearly a century. An… Read more “Nearly a Century Later, a US Open Connection”

    December 2, 2014 by USTA Middle States

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