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Carter Newberg has been thrust into the No. 1 singles slot for the Willmar boys tennis team, which means he gets to face all the top players in the Central Lakes Conference every match. Isabela Engle has a had a really good season so far for the Willmar track and field team, with the Cardinals about
Reigning Big Ten coach of the year Harry Jadun is stepping away from coaching, handing over Michigan State's program to assistant Mike Flowers.
For many years now, the athletic programs across the Wheelersburg Local School District have typically found themselves at or near the top of the heap. That’s no different with the Wheelersburg men’s tennis program in 2026. With a 16-3 overall record and a 9-3 mark in SOC competition, Jodi Ruby’s ou
No. 1 singles tennis players and high-scoring lacrosse players headline this week's nominees. Voting ends at 8 p.m. on May 10.
Some of the world's best tennis players are calling for a bigger piece of the pie than the roughly 15% they're getting from Grand Slams.
Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka, and Jannik Sinner were among those who expressed “their deep disappointment” with Roland-Garros.
British tennis player Emma Raducanu withdrew from the Italian Open shortly after doing her pre-tournament press conference. Raducanu has been dealing with the aftereffects of a viral illness that sidelined her since Indian Wells. She posted a vague health update…
May 5—➜ . Thanks to a raucous home environment this past Friday and Saturday at the Khan Outdoor Tennis Complex, the Illini cruised past Yale in the first round and Vanderbilt in the second round. Next up? A showdown with rival Ohio State at 4 p.m. on Friday in the Sweet 16 in Columbus, Ohio. ➜ . ➜
Prize money remains a topic of ongoing debate in tennis, and it was put to several top players at the Italian Open whether boycotting Grand Slams could become an option. World number one Aryna Sabalenka suggested that a boycott is possible down the line, while Coco Gauff believes it could become a s