March 31, 2010
TENNIS ROUNDUP: Plainview girls still perfect (The Times-Journal)
The Plainview High School girls’ tennis team stayed perfect on the season Monday, sweeping Jacksonville in Class 4A, Section 3 action at Northeast Alabama Community College.
M. Tennis. Men’s Tennis Prepares for NU and Wisconsin (Michigan State Spartans)
The Michigan State men's tennis team (11-7) will play host to No. 48 Northwestern on Friday, April 2, at 2 p.m. and then to No. 30 Wisconsin on Saturday, April 3, at 12 p.m. Both matches will be played on campus at MSU.
Lansing Lions boys’ tennis (Leavenworth Times)
Steven Shoemate is one of the top returners for the Lansing boys’ tennis team in 2010.
Boys tennis: New coaches in charge of Little Cyclones (The Ames Tribune)
The Ames High tennis team had three different head coaches in the last three years, and this season it will have two more.
Tennis coach hopes to return after break (Englewood Herald)
The Englewood High School girls tennis team always faces the challenge of tough competition but there is an additional challenge this season as long-time head coach Jim Tucker is sidelined by health problems.
TENNIS ROUNDUP: Plainview girls still perfect (The Times-Journal)
The Plainview High School girls’ tennis team stayed perfect on the season Monday, sweeping Jacksonville in Class 4A, Section 3 action at Northeast Alabama Community College.
JCHS Boys Tennis loses close one to EHS (The Tomahawk)
It’s been a long time since the JCHS Boys tennis team was in a position to defeat Elizabethton, but the Longhorns had a great chance last Tuesday to knock off the Cyclones.
Tennis Notebook: Edison girls picking up – Tulsa World
The Eagles' third-place finish at Harrah gave Edison's girls tennis team its first team trophy under coach Rebecca Madden. More could be on the way thanks to a solid lineup. Haley Martin and Catie Clark dominated the field in No. 1 doubles, and ...
PCHS tennis, soccer both top Limestone (The Pekin Daily Times)
The Pekin boys tennis team opened its season with an 8-1 win over visiting Limestone Tuesday night, despite missing four of its top six players.
Mistresses: Tiger was cheap, obsessed with sex
In a new article in Vanity Fair, several of Tiger Woods’ admitted mistresses reveal tawdry new details of the golfer’s secret life, portraying him as a stingy, sex-obsessed man surrounded by an entourage of enablers.