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ALL INDIA TENNIS ASSOCIATION As on 11th SEPTEMBER , 2017 Your Name as given to ITF must be the same as what is in the AITA Ranking (The Following Players Are Not Identified Within The ITF Database) FOR URGENT ACTION OF REGISTERED PLAYERS Name Highlighted In “Yellow” In The Ranking Lists Have Not Renewed Their AITA Registration. Player’s Are Requested To Get The Registration Renewed Latest By 30th May 2017, Failing Which Name Will Be Removed From All AITA Ranking Lists. MEN'S DOUBLES RANKING 11th SEPTEMBER , 2017 BEST 11-Sep-17 SIX ATP TTL. RANK Given Name Family Name REG.NO DOB STATE PTS. POINTS PTS. 1 ROHAN BOPANNA [ ] [ ] (KA) 0 18700 18700 2 PURAV RAJA 400083 7-Dec-85 (MH) 0 6750 6750 3 LEANDER PAES [ ] 17-Jun-73 (WB) 0 6575 6575 4 DIVIJ SHARAN 400080 2-Mar-86 (DL) 0 6300 6300 5 JEEVAN NEDUNCHERHIYAN 400088 20-Oct-88 (TN) 0 4645 4645 6 VISHNU VARDHAN 400578 27-Jul-87 (TS) 0 3225 3225 7 SRIRAM BALAJI NARAYANASWAMY 400659 18-Mar-90 (TN) 0 2835 2835 8 VIJAY SUNDAR PRASHANTH 401841 27-Oct-86 (TN) 0 1395 1395 9 RAMKUMAR RAMANATHAN 400670 8-Nov-94 (TN) 0 1050 1050 10 LAKSHIT SOOD 400143 20-Feb-91 (PB) 7 660 667 11 CHANDRIL SOOD 400144 20-Feb-91 (PB) 5 660 665 12 ANVIT BENDRE 401990 27-Feb-95 (MH) 149 340 489 13 KARUNUDAY SINGH 401511 19-Nov-90 (DL) 0 485 485 14 KUNAL ANAND 402102 2-Jun-92 (DL) 155 240 395 15 PRAJNESH GUNNESWARAN 401351 12-Nov-89 (TN) 0 360 360 16 YUKI BHAMBRI 400360 4-Jul-92 (DL) 0 345 345 17 SANAM SINGH 403693 11-Jan-88 (CH) 0 275 275 18 MOHIT MAYUR JAYAPRAKASH 400019 14-Sep-93 (TN) 6 185 191 19 KAZA VINAYAK SHARMA 400575 28-Mar-91 (AP) 3 185 188 20 RISHAB AGARWAL 402285 5-Dec-95 (AP) 0 170 170 20 BAVA HAADIN 400013 3-Dec-94 (KL) 30 140 170 22 YASH YADAV 405046 5-Aug-99 (MP) 164 0 164 22 ISHAQUE EQBAL 406288 17-Jan-98 (WB) 164 0 164 24 ANKIT CHOPRA 404202 11-Aug-90 (PB) 53 90 143 25 SUMIT NAGAL 404958 16-Aug-97 (HR) 0 135 135 25 ARMAAN BHATIA 407861 23-Nov-98 (MH) 135 0 135 27 HARDEEP SINGH SANDHU 404070 5-Jan-95 (PB) 85 30 115 28 PARAM PUN 406094 20-Mar-98 (CH) 111 0 111 28 ANURAG NENWANI 408701 9-May-98 (DL) 111 0 111 30 KUNAL VAZIRANI 406918 16-Mar-97 (MH) 109 0 109 31 SAURAV SUKUL 402555 27-Oct-84 (WB) 107 0 107 32 OSAMA SHAIKH 407228 19-Mar-97 (AP) 106 0 106 33 NIKKI K POONACHA 406479 27-Apr-95 (TN) 15 90 105 34 PARAMVEER SINGH BAJWA 405836 13-Feb-98 (PB) 103 0 103 35 ROHAN BHATIA 402921 14-Jan-95 (MH) 94 0 94 36 SHAIKH ABDULLAH 401080 16-Jan-95 (TS) 92 0 92 37 MUKUND SASIKUMAR 400793 14-Jan-97 (AP) 0 90 90 37 VIGNESH PERANAMALLUR 400577 6-Oct-87 (AP) 10 80 90 39 PRAJWAL S D DEV 403575 27-May-96 (KA) 85 0 85 40 ANIRUDH CHANDRASEKAR 409021 11-Jul-98 (TS) 3 80 83 40 RANJEET SINGH 404717 11-Jan-95 (CH) 83 0 83 42 ARJUN KADHE 401560 7-Jan-94 (MH) 0 80 80 42 JAY SONI 404658 9-Nov-94 (GJ) 80 0 80 42 MANISH SURESHKUMAR 409553 13-Aug-99 (TN) 50 30 80 45 RITHVIK ANAND 400989 3-Sep-94 (TN) 78 0 78 46 VILASIER KHATE 405367 29-May-94 (HR) 77 0 77 47 FAHAD MOHAMMED 407272 3-Jun-96 (TN) 46 30 76 48 DHRUV SUNISH 406357 19-Nov-99 (MH) 45 30 75 48 SIDHARTH RAWAT 400033 21-Apr-93 (UP) 45 30 75 50 JAGMEET SINGH 411234 26-Feb-96 (HR) 72 0 72 51 MOHIT BHARDWAJ 408884 22-Nov-97 (DL) 70 0 70 52 AADITYA TEWARI 406572 14-Aug-87 (MP) 67 0 67 53 SAI SARAN REDDY BYREDDY 401706 26-Aug-94 (AP) 66 0 66 54 JAYESH PUNGLIYA 404108 22-Sep-96 (MH) 35 30 65 55 SIVADEEP KOSARAJU 408487 15-Jan-99 (AP) 63 0 63 56 AMARNATH ARORA 407242 23-Feb-98 (DL) 62 0 62 56 ABHINAV S SANJEEV 407327 15-Nov-98 (TN) 2 60 62 58 IHSAN MAHMOOD HUSAIN 414927 18-Aug-95 (TN) 60 0 60 58 BHAVESH GOUR 404906 7-Jun-90 (MP) 60 0 60 60 JAYDEEP CHUDASAMA 409057 2-Apr-97 (GJ) 57 0 57 61 NAESAR V JEWOOR 409174 14-Oct-94 (KA) 54 0 54 62 ALOK ARADHYA 404313 8-Mar-95 (KA) 53 0 53 62 ABHIVEER SINGH SHEKHAWAT 412687 24-Mar-96 (RJ) 53 0 53 62 AMIT BENIWAL 411233 6-Mar-00 (HR) 53 0 53 62 KRISHNA TEJA ANKAM 408125 19-Sep-98 (TS) 53 0 53 66 DURGA HIMAKESH SANKINENI 407388 22-Apr-99 (TS) 51 0 51 67 SHAHBAAZ KHAN 401250 7-Apr-92 (MH) 0 50 50 68 ANUJ MALIK 414201 25-Sep-98 (HR) 47 0 47 68 AMIT BZAD 400994 13-Oct-96 (HR) 47 0 47 68 PARIKSHIT SOMANI 407705 2-Dec-99 (AS) 47 0 47 71 ABHINANSU BORTHAKUR 403235 23-Nov-94 (WB) 45 0 45 71 TAHA KAPADIA 405571 2-Nov-97 (TS) 45 0 45 73 PAGALAVAN D 411346 11-Oct-94 (TN) 44 0 44 73 PRITHVI SEKHAR 404710 3-Oct-93 (TN) 44 0 44 75 SIDDARTH PONNALA 408128 31-Jul-98 (TS) 43 0 43 75 SHEKHAR JAISWAL 412348 28-Nov-93 (MH) 43 0 43 77 RENGARAJU RAMAKRISHNAN 407499 27-Nov-97 (TN) 40 0 40 77 SANIL JAGTIANI 407089 15-Sep-98 (WB) 40 0 40 79 TARUN ANIRUDH CHILAKALAPUDI 407193 3-May-96 (TS) 39 0 39 80 JEEVAN V 409810 17-May-98 (TN) 38 0 38 80 ANSU KUMAR BHUYAN 401169 15-Dec-95 (OD) 38 0 38 82 PALLAV KUMAR ROUSHA 408850 30-Sep-98 (DL) 37 0 37 82 VIVEK GAUTAM 404241 23-Sep-96 (KA) 37 0 37 84 CHANDRA SEKHAR MOHANTY 415942 26-Oct-83 (AS) 36 0 36 84 VAIBHAV KUNDU 414762 28-Jul-00 (HR) 36 0 36 86 ARYAN GOVEAS 406534 9-Jul-98 (MH) 5 30 35 86 OMINDER BAISOYA 410555 18-May-96 (HR) 35 0 35 86 ALEX SOLANKI 407278 9-Mar-99 (DL) 5 30 35 89 SUNIL MALIK 417008 26-Oct-95 (GJ) 34 0 34 90 THEYJO OGES J 413715 19-Dec-00 (TN) 33 0 33 90 TEJAS CHAUKULKAR 401265 24-Oct-89 (MH) 3 30 33 92 ROHIT RAMPURIA 401201 21-Mar-92 (WB) 32 0 32 93 PRADEEP DESWAL 402016 28-Oct-92 (HR) 31 0 31 93 SACHIN KUMAR 404716 21-Sep-97 (UP) 31 0 31 93 PARTH AGGARWAL 408988 22-Dec-97 (DL) 31 0 31 96 NITTEN KIRRTANE 402658 4-Mar-74 (MH) 30 0 30 96 ADIL KALYANPUR 407041 26-Jan-00 (KA) 0 30 30 96 CHINMAY PRADHAN 402456 27-Dec-91 (OD) 30 0 30 96 NITIN KUMAR SINHA 408438 20-Feb-99 (WB) 0 30 30 100 HIMANSHU MOR 406697 4-Jan-01 (HR) 29 0 29 100 RAVISHANKAR SATHIYARAJ 406857 31-Mar-93 (TN) 29 0 29 100 PRASHANT SELVARAJ 419092 17-Sep-91 (TN) 29 0 29 100 RAGHAV JAISINGHANI 405581 20-Jan-98 (MP) 29 0 29 100 MAYANK YADAV 405989 11-Jan-97 (DL) 29 0 29 105 ABHIMANYU DABAS 409871 6-Oct-98 (DL) 28 0 28 105 RISHI REDDY 409284 6-Apr-98 (KA) 28 0 28 105 EKLAVYA SINGH 409166 24-Apr-00 (JH) 28 0 28 105 SURAJ R PRABODH 405680 8-Jan-95 (KA) 28 0 28 105 HEMANT KUMAR 414575 2-Oct-97 (DL) 28 0 28 105 UDAYAN BHAKAR 409638 19-Dec-98 (GJ) 28 0 28 105 VIMALRAJ JAYACHANDRAN 407968 5-Dec-96 (TN) 28 0 28 112 SHIMON SANTOSH SHASTRI 420235 2-Oct-97 (MH) 27 0 27 112 PRUTHVI AJAY N 409665 11-Dec-95 (AP) 27 0 27 112 DEV UTHIAH PATTADA CHENGAPPA 418348 13-Mar-92 (KA) 27 0 27 112 DARSHAN S SRINIVASA 404333 10-Jan-94 (KA) 27 0 27 112 UMAIR SHAIK 411423 17-Sep-98 (AP) 27 0 27 117 GAUTAM ANAND 402620 10-Oct-95 (UP) 26 0 26 117 FAISAL QAMAR 414057 27-Jul-99 (RJ) 26 0 26 117 PARAS DAHIYA 414823 24-Mar-98 (HR) 26 0 26 117 HARSHIT YADAV 410162 11-Jan-01 (DL) 26 0 26 121 BIBASWAN DEB 407754 15-Feb-91 (WB) 25 0 25 121 ELWIN ANTONY 401942 6-Oct-91 (TN) 25 0 25 123 SURYA D REDDY 401058 20-Jan-98 (AP) 24 0 24 123 DAVINDER RANA 415866 5-Oct-96 (HR) 24 0 24 125 DEEPAK S SENTHIL 403947 21-Aug-95 (TN) 23 0 23 125 HIMANSHU KUMAR 418269 2-Jun-98 (UP) 23 0 23 125 SAGAR AHUJA 400869 7-Nov-91 (MH) 23 0 23 125 ATHARVA SHARMA 411448 22-Aug-00 (MH) 23 0 23 125 YUVRAJ SINGH 411716 3-Apr-96 (DL) 23 0 23 130 ANSHUMAN GULIA 408048 11-Aug-98 (DL) 21 0 21 130 YUGAL BANSAL 407046 7-Jul-99 (DL) 21 0 21 130 KAVIN MASILAMANI 411897 4-Sep-98 (TN) 21 0 21 130 AKASH NANDWAL 409482 5-Feb-98 (MP) 21 0 21 134 VANSHAL DSOUZA 407367 11-Dec-98 (MH) 20 0 20 134 IRFAN HUSSAIN 401528 28-May-92 (TN) 20 0 20 134 FARIZ MOHAMMAD 400661 25-Mar-88 (TN) 20 0 20 134 GUNJAN SURESH JADHAV 410467 26-May-00 (MH) 20 0 20 138 NITIN GUNDUBOINA 409029 7-Dec-99 (TS) 19 0 19 138 NIKLESH KANOJIA 418210 1-Sep-94 (MP) 19 0 19 138 ARNAV ALOK GOEL 409620 16-Jul-96 (UP) 19 0 19 138 ARCHIT JAIN 400002 23-Jan-93 (DL) 19 0 19 138 GOKUL SURESH 405475 6-Feb-97 (TN) 19 0 19 143 SANTHI JUDE RAYMOND THIPPIRIPATI 402060 14-Mar-97 (AP) 18 0 18 143 SAJENDER SINGH 412619 18-Sep-96 (UP) 18 0 18 143 SHANE BIDDAIAH 410264 22-Dec-95 (KA) 18 0 18 143 ANURAG MISHRA 415416 2-Jul-97 (UP) 18 0 18 143 UDAI SINGH MANN 404842 2-Aug-94 (CH) 18 0 18 148 RUPESH ROY 416438 16-Feb-89 (WB) 17 0 17 148 SAMYUKTH BALAJI 408463 16-Sep-97 (TN) 17 0 17 148 NAITHRAV SRINIVASAN 407104 27-Nov-96 (TN) 17 0 17 148 CHRISTIAN CUMMINGS 407118 6-Mar-98 (MH) 17 0 17 148 CHINMAY BAKSHI 406945 13-Dec-98 (DL) 17 0 17 148 ABHISHEK GAUR 414054 14-Jan-96 (HR) 17 0 17 148 KAIVALYA VAMANRAO KALAMSE 408092 26-Jul-99 (MH) 17 0 17 148 GAURANG GAURANG 407653 18-Sep-98 (DL) 17 0 17 148 CHANDAN ANGIHOTRI 408479 23-Jun-95 (CH) 17 0 17 157 SIDDHANT RAJ 409854 27-Dec-99 (BR) 16 0 16 157 SHOURYA SINGH 409753 22-Mar-96 (HR) 16 0 16 157 ADITYA VASHISTHA 410908 2-Oct-99 (RJ) 16 0 16 157 SANTOSH KUMAR MALLIK 416376 13-Mar-81 (OD) 16 0 16 157 PRAJJWAL MAURYA 419383 14-Oct-97 (UP) 16 0 16 162 JOSEPH KHUMA 402259 23-Dec-87 (MZ) 15 0 15 162 DILIP MOHANTY 419295 15-May-78 (DL) 15 0 15 162 NIKSHEP RAVIKUMAR BALLEKERE 404644 17-Jan-98 (KA) 15 0 15 162 VIJAY KANNAN 403460 4-Feb-80 (TN) 15 0 15 162 VINOD SRIDHAR 403698 29-Dec-79 (TN) 15 0 15 162 SIDDHARTH VISHWAKARMA 403374 7-Oct-94 (CG) 15 0 15 162 ARJUN CHANNATHIMMIAH HONNAPPA 412137 10-Nov-00 (KA) 15 0 15 162 SULTAN SINGH ATWAL 405739 20-Dec-97 (PB) 15 0 15 162 YOGESH PHOGAT 401020 1-Oct-88 (HR) 15 0 15 171 METBA K 405370 13-Dec-96 (NL) 14 0 14 171 RAGHAVENDRA SUBRAMANYA 403016 15-Apr-93 (KA) 14 0 14 171 SHREY GUPTA 404845 26-Sep-98 (HR) 14 0 14 171 DEEPAK SENTHIL KUMAR 412239 23-Nov-00 (TN) 14 0 14 171 DIGVIJAY SINGH MEHTA 400344 1-Aug-94 (HP) 14 0 14 171 SHUBHAM MALHOTRA 405933 27-Jan-99 (DL) 14 0 14 178 OJAS RATHEE 413519 23-Dec-96 (HR) 13 0 13 178 SAHIL GAWARE 408394 8-Jul-97 (MH) 13 0 13 178 ANKIT VISHWAKARMA 421002 15-Jan-00 (UP) 13 0 13 178 MADHAN P V KUMAR 409802 3-Jul-95 (HR) 13 0 13 178 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    2010 NCAA DIVISION I MEN’S TENNIS SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP Athens, Ga. •Dan Magill Tennis Complex • University of Georgia • May 26-31 First Round Second Round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals Semifinals Quarterfinals Round of 16 Second Round First Round May 26 May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 May 31 May 30 May 29 May 28 May 27 May 26 1 Henrique Cunha (1), Duke Neal Skupski, LSU 33 Cunha, Duke Donato, UNC 2 Pedro Zerbini, California Clay Donato, North Carolina 34 6-3, 6-1 7-6(2), 6-3 Cunha, Duke Kutrovsky, Texas 3 Tripper Carleton, Wake Forest Pedro Campos, South Carolina 35 6-3, 6-2 6-4, 6-4 Escobar, Texas Tech Kutrovsky, Texas 4 Gonzalo Escobar, Texas Tech Dimitar Kutrovsky (9-16), Texas 36 6-2, 2-6, 7-5 6-2, 7-6(3) Cunha, Duke Kutrovsky, Texas 5 Sanam Singh (9-16), Virginia Bassam Beidas, Pepperdine 37 6-3, 7-6(6) 6-7(6), 6-1, 6-2 Singh, Virginia Beidas, Pepperdine 6 Bruno Rosa, Rice James Meredith, Boise State 38 6-1, 6-4 7-6(4), 6-3 Singh, Virginia Beidas, Pepperdine 7 Jonathan Wong, Columbia Charles Bottoni, East Tenn. St. 39 6-2, 6-0 4-6, 7-5, 7-5 Watling, Tulsa Lacroix, Florida 8 Ashley Watling, Tulsa Alexandre Lacroix (8), Florida 40 6-3, 6-2 Cunha, Duke Childs, Louisville 6-1, 6-1 9 Oleksandr Nedovyesov (6), Okla. St. Marek Michalicka, Wisconsin 41 4-1, ret. inj. 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 Nedovyesov, Okla.
  • 2012 Media Guide

    2012 Media Guide

    Neal Skupski Mark Bowtell Tom Knights David Roberts 2012 MEDIA GUIDE 2012 MEN’S TENNIS ROGER ANDERSON OLIVIER BORSOS MARK BOWTELL JOE HILL TOM KNIGHTS 6-3 • Jr.- IL 6-0 • Jr.- 2L 6-4 • Sr.- 3L 6-1 • Fr.- HS 5-8 • Sr.- 1L Coppell, Texas Budapest, Hungary County Wicklow, Ireland Missouri City, Texas London, England JOHN MICHAELIS DAVID ROBERTS CHRIS SIMPSON NEAL SKUPSKI WILL SUK 5-11 • So.- 1L 6-0 • Sr.- 3L 5-11 • Fr.- HS 6-1 • Sr.- 3L 6-2 • Fr.- HS Covington, La Lafayette, La. Derby, England Liverpool, England Raleigh, N.C. STEFAN SZACINSKI WILL TOPHAM JAMES TURBERVILL MATT ZACHARY 6-0 • Jr.- 2L 5-10 • Fr.- HS 5-11 • So.- 1L 5-10 • So.- 1L Adelaide, Australia Adelaide, Australia Bristol, U.K. Bossier City, La. Follow @lsutennis Facebook.com/lsutennis CONTENTS INTRO COACHES HISTORY 2 Quick Facts 32 Head Coach Jeff Brown 59 LSU’s NCAA Tournament Teams 3 2012 Schedule 34 Assistant Coach Danny Bryan 62 LSU Record Book 36 Support Staff 63 Coaching Records ONLY ONE LSU 64 National Rankings 4 W. T. “Dub” Robinson Tennis Stadium PREVIEW 65 All-Americans 6 Campus Life 37 2011 Season Preview 66 College Grand Slams 7 Why LSU? 39 SEC/ITA Information 68 SEC Honors 8 Academic Center 40 SEC Quick Facts 69 SEC Champions 10 Community Outreach 41 Non-Conference Quick Facts 70 SEC All-Time Standings 12 Athletic Training 71 All-Time Records 14 Strength and Conditioning TIGERS 72 Letterwinners 16 Tiger Stadium 42 Roster 73 Year-by-Year Results 18 Gameday/Tailgating 43 Player Profiles 78 Brown-Minnis Tennis Camp 20 Facilities 51 Roster Breakdown 80 LSUsports.net 22 Tennis Pros 24 LSU Greats REVIEW 26 Prominent Alumni 52 2011 Season Review 28 Mike the Tiger 53 LSU by the Numbers 30 Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics 54 2011 Results 31 LSU Administration 57 2010-11 Final Statistics 58 2010-11 SEC/ITA Review CREDITS The 2012 LSU Men’s Tennis Yearbook was produced by the LSU Sports Information Office on Mac Pro using Adobe® InDesign CS4 and Adobe® Photoshop CS4.
  • Tennis CASEY WATT Und.Com Junior • 2009, 2010 All-BIG EAST Athletics by the Numbers

    Tennis CASEY WATT Und.Com Junior • 2009, 2010 All-BIG EAST Athletics by the Numbers

    HL ST DANIEL STAHLBIG EA Senior • 2010 All-BIG EAST TYLERTYLER DAVISDAVIS Senior • Captain STEPHEN HAVENS Senior • 2010 All-BIG EAST 2010-11 Men’s Tennisund.com CASEY WATT Junior • 2009, 2010 All-BIG EAST Athletics by the numbers National Championships (11 in football, seven in fencing, two in 25 women’s soccer, two in men’s tennis, one in men’s golf, men’s cross country and women’s basketball) Conference championships won by 8 Irish teams in 2009-10 (BIG EAST, Midwest Fencing Conference) BIG EAST Conference championships 107 won by Notre Dame in 15 seasons of league play All-time Academic All-Americans, 216 second most of any school, including six in 2009-10 Academic All-America honorees since 90 2000; no school has more Irish programs which finished their 9 2009-10 campaign ranked Notre Dame teams (out of 22) with a 19 graduation rate of 100% Irish athletic teams that earned a perfect score of 1,000 in the NCAA’s 8 Academic Progress Rate report in 2009-10, second-most in the Football Bowl Subdivision Programs honored by the NCAA for 14 Academic Progress Rate scores in 2009 Irish athletes who received the BIG 3 EAST Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence Award in 2009-10 Hours of community service complet- 5,631.25 ed by Notre Dame student-athletes during the 2009-10 school year TABLE OF CONTENTS THIS IS NOTRE DAME COACHING STAFF Academic Excellence .................................................................... 2-3 Head Coach Bob Bayliss ..............................................................46-48 Sports Medicine ............................................................................ 4-5 Associate Head Coach Ryan Sachire .................................................49 University of Notre Dame ...........................................................
  • Tournament Notes

    Tournament Notes

    TournamenT noTes as of July 12, 2012 2012 USTA FREEMAN $10,000 MEN’S FUTURES JOPLIN, MO • JULY 13-22 USTA PRO CIRCUIT RETURNS TO JOPLIN TournamenT InFormaTIon AFTER ONE-YEAR ABSENCE DUE TO TORNADO Site: Millennium Tennis & Fitness Club – Joplin, Mo. The 2012 USTA Freeman $10,000 Men’s Websites: www.millenniumtennis.com Futures is making its return to Joplin, Mo., USTA procircuit.usta.com after a one-year absence. The break was due to the damaging effects of the tornado Qualifying Draw Begins: Friday, July 13 that struck in 2011. (Tulsa, Okla., held the tournament in its place for the year.) In Main Draw Begins: Tuesday, July 17 honor of the tournament’s return this year, Main Draw: 32 Singles / 16 Doubles Joplin Mayor Melodee Colbert-Kean declared July 15-22 as “Tennis Week” in Joplin Surface: Hard / Outdoor through an official proclamation at a press Prize Money: $10,000 conference on July 9. Tournament Directors: The tournament is the first of four Brad Bigando, [email protected] consecutive $10,000 hard-court Marianella Padron, (305) 972-8793 tournaments that lead up to the US Open. Joplin Mayor Melodee Colbert-Kean (second [email protected] It is the only USTA Pro Circuit tournament from left) declared “Tennis Week in Joplin” from July 15-22. Tournament Press Contact: taking place in Missouri this year. Jasmine Bailey, (334) 447-9370 [email protected] On Saturday, July 21, the tournament will host a Community Day featuring 10 and Those competing in the main draw include: USTA Communications Contacts: Under Tennis clinics.