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Gallatin Co. Commission signs off on tennis facility north of Bozeman
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Gallatin County Commission approved a proposed tennis facility to go in north of Bozeman in a rural and agricultural area. Commissioners said the project meets the objectives of the development plan and regulations and is unlikely to impact nearby properties. “It’s a low-density area, even though this is a nonconforming lot,…
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Women’s Tennis Visits Washington and Lee Friday, Challenges Richmond Saturday
Bucknell (1-3, 0-1 PL) at Washington and Lee (4-0, 3-0 ODAC)When: Friday, Feb. 2 – 4 p.m.Where: Washington and Lee Outdoor Tennis Courts – Lexington, Va. Bucknell (1-3, 0-1 PL) at Richmond (1-2, 0-0 A10)When: Saturday, Feb. 3 – 3 p.m.Where: Raintree Swim and Racquet Club – Richmond, Va. Bucknell at a Glance • Bucknell heads south for two duals in Virginia this weekend.…
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Doubles tennis is ‘not meaning enough’: Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley
ByHT Correspondent, Mumbai Jan 30, 2024 10:44 PM IST Share Via Copy Link Tiley’s comments come as ATP conducts a review of the doubles format, which could leave a major impact on the future of professional tour along with the Slams. Highlighting a host of issues that the sport needs to address in the near…
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‘Houston, we got a problem’: Serena Williams shares struggle with $3,800 skirt
Tennis legend laughs off struggle to fit into expensive skirt Link Copied! Watch Serena Williams battle a skirt. The skirt wins (for now). CNN’s Jeanne Moos reports. 01:41 – Source: CNN
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European Men Have Won 77 Of The Last 78 Grand Slam Titles. What’s Next For American Tennis?
As John McEnroe was signing off of the ESPN broadcast of the Australian Open men’s final on Sunday, he issued an encouraging directive to America’s top young men’s tennis stars. “Come on, you young Americans, you Ben Sheltons, we need you to step up,” McEnroe declared. McEnroe believes Shelton, the 21-year-old former NCAA champion who…
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Creation of History-making Premium Tour in Tennis Gathers Steam
Creation of History-making Premium Tour in Tennis Gathers Steam – days – hours – minutes – seconds
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Nigerian minister reveals more about homeless ex-tennis champion
Nigeria’s Minister of Sports Development, John Owan-Enoh, has revealed more details about a former lawn tennis champion, Tanya Okpala, who is homeless. PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported how Ms Okpala was rescued by Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State who ordered her rehabilitation. The governor’s intervention came after the US-based former tennis star was captured in…
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Impressive Shapovalov earns first win in over six months
Denis Shapovalov beat Frenchman Hugo Gaston 6-1, 6-3 to move into the second round of the Montpellier Open at the Sud de France Arena. It is the Canadian’s first win since Wimbledon last summer, having missed the second half of last season through injury. Shapovalov, ranked No 137, will face second seed Alexander Bublik next.…
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Niemeier knocks out Blinkova to reach second round
German qualifier Jule Niemeier advanced to the second round of the Upper Austria Ladies by winning against Russian Anna Blinkova 6-3, 6-4 at the TipsArena in Linz. Niemeier, ranked No 159, will play second seed Ekaterina Alexandrova next. Linz WTA 500, other first-round results (TipsArena, hard, USD 802.237, most recent results first): Petra Martic vs.…
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Quiterio Named American Athletic Conference Player of the Week
Story Links IRVING, Texas — Charlotte women’s tennis player Lucia Quiterio was named the American Athletic Conference’s Women’s Tennis Player of the Week as announced by the league on Tuesday afternoon (Jan. 30). Quiterio was the only Niner to go a perfect 4-0 this past weekend at the Chapel Hill site of the ITA Kickoff Weekend,…