Dr. Brian Hainline has helped guide the sports industry through one of the most complex pandemics in the world.
During times of crisis people look for the calm, insightful, leadership from true experts whom they can trust. Dr. Brian Hainline...
By Darryl Nash, USTA SoCal
They were supposed to walk off the court in New York City to a deafening ovation, surrounded by family and waving to an adoring US Open audience, preferably with their final piece of championship hardware...
By Ava Todd
My name is Ava Todd, and I am one of the Tennis for America fellows at the Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC) in College Park, MD.
November has been a fun, exciting and challenging month at JTCC. The...
With doubles play beginning this morning in Paris, we took a walk down memory lane and dug up some achievements from the players' college days. The thirteen former women's collegiate players were the best of the best while in...
Fordham alum Gianna Insogna took over the Tennis For America Instagram this week to share some insight into her experience. Gianna is serving at the Sloane Stephens Foundation in California. The Sloane Stephens Foundation is a national community-based organization...
This week we are thanking the ITA's generous supporters and encouraging friends and alumni of college tennis to follow their lead by donating to the ITA Fund. Today we talk with former UVA standout Brian Vahaly about what makes college...
This week we are thanking the ITA’s generous supporters and encouraging friends and alumni of college tennis to follow their lead by donating to the ITA Fund. Today we talk with Northwestern University women’s tennis alum and former USTA President Katrina...
As a junior player and former collegiate athlete at the University of Illinois, Brian Dillman cannot remember a time when tennis was not present in his life. Now as an adult, Dillman has discovered a reinvigorated passion for the...
By Binghamton Athletics
At his lab at the Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University (Ga.), noted professor and researcher Adam Marcus '98, PhD, is working vigorously to understand the biology behind cancer - what's happening at the molecular level – in...
UCLA standout and College Tennis Great Roy Barth is sharing the lessons he learned through tennis in his new book, Point of Impact. Barth explores his relationships with his friends and family, his experience playing on the professional tour,...
