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USTA MIDDLE STATES Quarterly • Winter 07-08 • Volume II • Issue 4 More of the same Fulfilling Arthur Ashe’s Vision AL ON ATI NTERN IN CITY OF BRIDGES PNC I Exclusive Inside! NETPLAY • WINTER 07-08 • 610.935.5000 2 [email protected] USTA MIDDLE STATES Quarterly • Winter 07-08 • Volume II • Issue 4 08 Cover Story 14 Junior Competition Departments Shane Baker and the University Singles Out! Say goodbye to doubles of Delaware Club Tennis team rankings. The new combined singles are making opportunities out of and doubles rankings for juniors are 04 Executive Director’s opportunities. The team runs “tennis in effect starting Jan. 1, 2008. Get up Message and tutoring” clinics for local children to speed with the new rules! in order to fund their club tennis program, and spread their love of Diversity the game. 11 16 College Tennis Is your alma mater heading to 18 Professional Tennis Nationals? Collegiate Club Tennis 12 Community programs from all six districts Development faced-off at the 2007 Campus 22 Districts The NJTL of Trenton was named Championship – Middle States. USTA’s National NJTL Chapter of For some it was a chance to hit the • AMD embraces PNC International the Year for 2007. Learn more about courts while for others it was a rivalry • Tennis community comes the organization that is setting the bar renewed. together for cause for NJTL’s all over the United States. • Mother/daughter 20 Adult Leagues continues tradition The National Championship season • Maddie Smith closes stellar Jr. Team Tennis is finished; some teams hit the mother 13 collegiate career The courts were hot in Tucson, Ariz., lode and an expectant mother used as the 2007 Jr. Team Tennis National USTA League tennis to stay fit. • What and who is the NJ District Championships were held in October. Find out how our section stacked up • Ball kid hits the big time NETPLAY NETPLAY against the rest of the competition. • 31 Younique Courts WINTER 2007-08 Happenings • 33 610.935.5000 [email protected] 3 Executive Director – Marlynn Orlando Published by USTA Middle States Forward Thinking Volume II Issue 4 Winter 2007-08 I’m a forward thinker…someone who’s always looking to improve things, and make them bigger and better. I like plotting a course for new horizons Editorial and wondering how to get there. But something Nathaniel Harrison happened recently which provided me an Marge McGann opportunity for reflection. Carrie Rupp I really had no frame of reference heading into Contributors the 2007 USTA Middle States Hall of Fame Tom Benic Induction Dinner and Auction. I knew it was our Costello Photography section’s biggest annual event but the details were Loretta DeWalt being skillfully handled by Rose Weinstein and Monique Holloway her committee and supported by Marge McGann and her staff. I anticipated enjoying the dinner and Karen Jennings meeting new people, but I was unprepared for the lasting impact it would have on me as a person and Dr. Craig Kimmel, M.D. as Executive Director of Middle States. Ann LoPrinzi Marlynn Orlando Richard Rauenzahn I sat in the Doneckers Ballroom with 250 other attendees and listened intently as one by one, each Ben Zislis inductee was introduced. Of course, I was impressed by their achievements in tennis competition but I was truly inspired by their combined contributions to tennis, Middle States, USTA and humanity. USTA Middle States Officers These are people who love the game of tennis so much and have given of themselves over and over again, President spreading their infectious spirit unto countless others. They have created a legacy, and individually and Malcolm T. Riley Jr. collectively they have created the USTA Middle States past, present and future. Senior Vice President It’s not easy to stop a forward mover like me in my tracks…getting me to take a breath and think Jeff Harrison about our history, but the Hall of Fame managed to do it. It has made me appreciate even more, Secretary the numerous volunteers who have and continue to support Middle States and make it the strong Ruth Roulston association it is today. And it has inspired me to remember that working is not about the results you Treasurer get today, but about the lasting impact you make for years and years to come. I salute all of our past, Patricia Weger present and future volunteers for their contributions and I congratulate and thank the 2007 Hall of Fame inductees. Print & Design Production Bentley Graphic Communications, Inc. To the entire USTA Middle States family – Happy Holidays to you and yours. www.bentleygraphics.com USTA Middle States 1288 Valley Forge Road Suite 74, PO Box 987 Valley Forge, P.A. 19482 (610) 935-5000 (610) 935-5484 (f) [email protected] middlestates.usta.com Cover Shane Baker at Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis & Education Center Photo by: Lida Addison 610.935.5000 • Bentley Graphic Communications, Inc. Marlynn Orlando joins USTA MS Board President Malcolm T. Riley Jr. (left) and Senior Vice President Jeff WINTER 07-08 • Harrison (center) at the 2007 USTA MS Hall of Fame Induction Dinner & Auction 4 [email protected] NETPLAY NETPLAY District Contributors Allegheny Mountain Contributor Tom Benic FindingFinding thethe rightright Central PA Contributor tennis shoe for you tennis shoe for you Richard Dr. Craig Kimmel, MD Rauenzahn One of the most common sports medicine problems I treat is foot pain. I find it amazing that the same parents who spend $500 per week or more on tennis instruction will choose to save money on their child’s most important piece of tennis equipment – their shoes. I recently treated a 15-year-old who was having severe pain in her feet. She said Delaware the pain started about two weeks after getting a new pair of sneakers. When Contributor I asked her how she chose her sneakers, she said her mother told her she could order them online. She was also instructed to spend no more than $50. She went online and picked Monique a pair of sneakers that matched her team uniform color. Holloway Let me suggest a better way to choose a pair of tennis shoes. Before you buy a pair of shoes do a little bit of preparation. Write down what you like and dislike about your current tennis shoes. Make a list of those things that are most important to you. Some young players who play baseline on hard courts may have durability as their primary concern. Older players, or those playing on clay, may be looking for a lighter or more cushioned shoe. Eastern PA When you begin shopping try to find a store that carries a large variety of tennis shoes. A tennis Contributor specialty store is probably your best bet. Once you find a store you like, make sure the sales staff is knowledgeable about their footwear and also, what is appropriate for you. They should ask you what Loretta sneakers have worked well for you in the past, what your style of play is and what court surfaces you use. DeWalt Don’t forget to bring along your old sneakers so they can evaluate the wear patterns. They should also watch you walk in your old sneakers to evaluate your foot type. A good shoe store will always measure both feet in both length and width. Most people have slightly different foot sizes. Tennis shoes should be purchased to the size of the larger foot. Once you find a pair of shoes you like remember these key tips: • Always try on shoes in the late afternoon when the feet are the most swollen or after playing New Jersey tennis. Feet often swell by 10 percent during competition. Contributor • Always try on both shoes and walk and run in them. Try tennis motions such as cutting Ann LoPrinzi and pivoting and being up on your toes to be sure they are comfortable. • Always wear the same socks that you will play tennis in to ensure proper fit. • All shoes should have the width of your thumb of free space at the end of your shoe. Check for this when you try them on. This should be done while you are standing not sitting • Always check both shoes inside and out for any rough edges, prominent seams or loose flaps. A good tennis shoe should always feel comfortable from the instant you try it on. Your feet are very NETPLAY NETPLAY Philadelphia smart. Listen to them! If they tell you that a shoe is not comfortable don’t buy it. If the shoe salesman Contributor tells you that you must “break-in” the sneaker before it feels comfortable or that the most expensive shoe • is the best shoe, run; don’t walk out of the store. WINTER 2007-08 Karen If you’re having foot pain, or trouble finding the ideal tennis shoe for you contact your physician. Jennings As one of our local pros loves to say, “you can’t go anywhere in tennis without your feet.” Dr. Kimmel, Primary Care Sports Medicine, practices Family Practice and Sports Medicine in Cherry • Hill, Lumberton, Moorestown and Mount Holly, N.J. He has been in practice for 20 years and can 610.935.5000 be reached at (856) 234-9006. [email protected] 5 2007 Middle States Hall of Fame Induction Dinner and Auction The heavy downpours outside did nothing to dampen the spirits inside Doneckers in Ephrata on October 26 as five remarkable individuals were inducted into the 14th annual Middle States Hall of Fame. Howe Atwater, J. Scott Calkins, Charlotte Atwater Miller, Tom Sweitzer and John McGrath (posthumously) were honored for their achievements in and contributions to the game of tennis.
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  • Draw Player Name Rank Type Nationality

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    Tournament Name: 2004 SUBWAY USTA CHALLENGER OF REDDING Location: REDDING, CA Club: SUN OAKS TENNIS & FITNESS Date(s): 3/22/2004 - 3/28/2004 Main Draw Player Name Rank Type Nationality DOB 1 ALINA JIDKOVA 104.0000 WTA RANKING RUSSIA 01/18/1977 2 YUKA YOSHIDA 125.0000 WTA RANKING JAPAN 04/01/1976 3 SYBILLE BAMMER 140.0000 WTA RANKING AUSTRIA 04/27/1980 4 JENNIFER HOPKINS 144.0000 WTA RANKING LEAWOOD, KS 02/10/1981 5 ABIGAIL SPEARS 157.0000 WTA RANKING VALLEY CENTER, CA 07/12/1981 6 MASHONA WASHINGTON 168.0000 WTA RANKING HOUSTON, TX 05/31/1976 7 IVANA ABRAMOVIC 172.0000 WTA RANKING CROATIA 09/03/1983 8 CHRISTINA WHEELER 175.0000 WTA RANKING AUSTRALIA 04/15/1982 9 SHUAI PENG 181.0000 WTA RANKING CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC 01/08/1986 10 ANNE KEOTHAVONG 182.0000 WTA RANKING UNITED KINGDOM 09/16/1983 11 EVIE DOMINIKOVIC 183.0000 WTA RANKING AUSTRALIA 05/29/1980 12 NINA DUEBBERS 192.0000 WTA RANKING GERMANY 06/24/1980 13 MARIE-EVE PELLETIER 197.0000 WTA RANKING CANADA 05/18/1982 14 GABRIELA VOLEKOVA 199 * WTA RANKING SLOVAKIA 03/10/1981 15 VILMARIE CASTELLVI 201.0000 WTA RANKING PUERTO RICO 03/21/1981 16 KELLY LIGGAN 206.0000 WTA RANKING IRELAND 02/05/1979 17 SARAH TAYLOR 208.0000 WTA RANKING BRADENTON, FL 11/06/1981 18 BEA BIELIK 209.0000 WTA RANKING COCONUT GROVE, FL 11/28/1980 Report Date: 3/16/2004 Page 2 of 7 Tournament Name: 2004 SUBWAY USTA CHALLENGER OF REDDING Location: REDDING, CA Club: SUN OAKS TENNIS & FITNESS Date(s): 3/22/2004 - 3/28/2004 Qualifying Player Name Rank Type Nationality DOB 1 RIKA FUJIWARA 212.0000 WTA RANKING JAPAN 09/19/1981 2 EUGENIA LINETSKAYA 214.0000 WTA RANKING RUSSIA 11/30/1986 3 AIKO NAKAMURA 217.0000 WTA RANKING JAPAN 12/28/1983 4 LILIA OSTERLOH 218.0000 WTA RANKING CLEVELAND, OH 04/07/1978 5 JANE O'DONOGHUE 222.0000 WTA RANKING UNITED KINGDOM 03/29/1983 6 KRISTEN SCHLUKEBIR 225.0000 WTA RANKING ATLANTA, GA 06/28/1984 7 MI-RA JEON 227.0000 WTA RANKING KOREA, DEM.