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It looked pretty certain for a short time during play at the 48th annual ASICS Easter Bowl on Thursday that the event might lose its top-seeded player in the ITF 18s for a second consecutive day.
The young and precocious shined brightest Wednesday at the 48th annual ASICS Easter Bowl. Wild-card entry and 13-year-old Caty McNally of Cincinnati shocked top-seeded Usue Arconada of College Park, Md., 6-4, 7-5, in the second round of the ITF Girls’ 18s singles being played at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
On a day the USTA announced Martin Blackman as its new General Manager of Player Development, and last year’s ASICS Easter Bowl Boys’ 18s champion Francis Tiafoe signed a professional contract with Jay Z’s Roc Nation, all four boys’ and girls’ divisions played on a busy Monday at the 48th annual ASICS Easter Bowl.
A high-powered lineup of tennis, sports and business executives shared their insights, issues, and concerns at the 2015 Tennis Industry Association (TIA) Tennis Summit, held March 17-18 in conjunction with the BNP Paribas Open men's and women's professional tennis tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.
Emotion. If there was one word which summed up two weeks of intense, demanding and often brilliant tennis at the BNP Paribas Open that was it. Arms froze; hands shook, tears flowed and even the occasional scream could be heard from the sidelines as players tried to gather themselves and release the tension that was building up inside taught and tired bodies.
If you only had nosebleed seats in Stadium 1 yesterday, we sure do hope you chose to watch some exciting college tennis happening on the Practice Courts instead. These young men laid it all on the line for their schools, gunning for a shot at the 2nd Collegiate Challenge Trophy.
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Check out the latest tennis draws here from the 2015 BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California.
It's safe to say Jack Sock has found the right doubles partner. Look no further than his record against Bob and Mike Bryan to prove that point.
Catch up on all the latest tennis results / schedule from the 2015 BNP Paribas Open here.
First up on court, as the clouds were burnt away was Jelena Jankovic. Matches where she is facing someone for the first time are always 50/50 where Jankovic is concerned but she came out firing, quickly building up a lead, and it became clear that Lesia Tsurenko was struggling.
Click here to see some amazing shots from EPA at the 2015 BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament in Indian Wells, California.
Thursday at the BNP Paribas Open lacked a little bit of luster. But think of it as a calm before the storm. Andy Murray destroyed Feliciano Lopez (what's new?), and despite the lopsidedness it was still the most competitive singles match of the afternoon.
Have you ever wondered what the players eat during these big tournaments? Surely they don’t subsist on the same stadium food the rest of us consume, right? I mean, how could you possibly play 2-3 hours of intense hardcourt tennis in 90+ degree heat after eating a hotdog and fries?
When in Rome, eat Pizza, and when in California, this global chick learned that a Californian Burger has avocado and Swiss cheese. Useful stuff!
Check out the latest photos from Brett Connors at the 2015 BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament in Indian Wells, California.
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