Thursday, April 28, 2016

RCC 10s / UA Open Results

Congratulations to those who competed in the 10s tournament at the Racquet Club last weekend plus the UA Open.

Sujan Sriram won the Boys 10s Green Ball and Neil Reddy was a finalist.

In the Orange Ball 10s, Sanjan Sanker won the tournament.  Ahmad Shebl won his flight and was a finalist.

Results from the  UA Open

Boys 10s Singles Finalist: William Rigney-Carroll

Boys 12s Singles Champion:  Parth Patel
Boys 12s Singles Finalist:  Aditya Reddy
Boys 12s Singles 3rd Place:  Tanish Pairu



Girls 10s Finalist:  Isabella Roth

Girls 14s Finalist:  Caroline Sproule
Girls 14s 4th Place:  Noah Mizer
Girls 14s Consolation Champion:  Alex Graham

Girls 16s Consolation Champion: Evelyn Holman



Wednesday, April 20, 2016

10 and Under Tournament Deadline

10 and Under Orange Ball and Green Ball Tournament This Weekend at Racquet Club.  
Deadline Tonight.
Orange Ball will be Saturday after 4:00.
Green Ball will be Friday night, Saturday and possibly Sunday.
Register here

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Cash Ties Doubles Wins Record for Loyola

Congratulations to Loyola University freshman C.J. Cash for earning his 22nd doubles victory on Sunday versus Villanova.  This ties the school record for doubles wins in a season.
He plays with senior Jordan Kuchta who recently set the school record for all time doubles wins.

Tennis coach brings plenty of experience

Tennis coach brings plenty of experience

Coach Will Thieman 1st year coach of Watterson.

Koneru returns to lead Irish

Koneru returns to lead Irish



Sunday, March 27, 2016

Friday Doubles Tourney

RCC hosted a doubles tournament on Friday.  Congratulations to Erin Zhao and Arya Dudipala for winning.





Monday, March 21, 2016

Match tips: Be resilient when your opponent is lucky | Improve Your Game - News | USTA

Match tips: Be resilient when your opponent is lucky | Improve Your Game - News | USTA: If you want to come back in the match, the issue is not your luck. A leprechaun is not playing tricks on you. If you focus on your misfortune, you will struggle. The key is to be able to accept what has happened and refocus on tennis. You must be resilient!