Familial doubles tennis partners are not at all uncommon, especially among young siblings at the junior level. But adult competitors Carol Choy and Judy Su are bucking that trend with
At all levels of competition and recreation, most every player has found themselves feeling the bumps of the court and the recoil of their racquets and has needed a trainer
Twelve years after his doctor suggested tennis as the road to a more physical and active lifestyle, Juan Ramirez now finds it hard to even put the racquet down, and
While attending Birmingham High School in Van Nuys, 22-year-old Adam Salgado saw tennis as nothing more than a recreation opportunity with his friends. But he quickly fell in love with
Just 18 months removed from his eight-day hospital ICU stay after a horrific skateboarding accident that ended his senior season at UCLA, Keegan Smith wants all to know he’s living
In a sport that is constantly working to improve diversity and representation even today, Ricardo Alonso ‘Pancho’ Gonzales was a pioneer for Latino and Hispanic athletes in the early 20th
Sabrina Santamaria’s mother emigrated to Los Angeles from the Philippines, while her father came to Los Angeles from Panama. Both of her parents were tennis players and met playing tennis
As the summer winds down and we head into fall, there is certainly no lack of tennis opportunities for adult players in Southern California. The first weekend of September sees
Being a first-generation American, born into a family with no connection to the sport, it seems unlikely that Ivan Thamma would one day be an elite college tennis player. However,
It doesn’t matter much that Kelly Seidenkranz has never played in a tennis tournament before. When she takes to the courts to compete in the annual 2022 Donate Life Transplant