2013/05/23

Seppi, Hewitt Ousted in Nice

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ATP World Tour 250
Nice, France (+2 hours GMT)
19-25 May, 2013 Surface: Clay

RESULTS – MONDAY, 20 MAY, 2013

Singles – First Round
Y Lu (TPE) d [5] A Seppi (ITA) 75 16 64
V Hanescu (ROU) d A Ramos (ESP) 63 57 64
C Berlocq (ARG) d L Mayer (ARG) 62 61
R Haase (NED) d M Matosevic (AUS) 61 64
P Andujar (ESP) d [WC] L Hewitt (AUS) 63 46 63

Doubles – First Round
J Cabal (COL) / R Farah (COL) d [Alt] J Levinsky (CZE) / Y Lu (TPE) 62 64
F Cermak (CZE) / M Mertinak (SVK) d C Berlocq (ARG) / L Mayer (ARG) 62 46 10-3

SCHEDULE – TUESDAY, 21 MAY, 2013

CENTER start 11:00 am
[Q] R Dutra Silva (BRA) vs [Q] S Stakhovsky (UKR)
[6] F Fognini (ITA) vs [Q] M Cecchinato (ITA)
Not Before 3:45 PM
P Mathieu (FRA) vs [LL] R Harrison (USA)
Not Before 6:00 PM
S Giraldo (COL) vs [WC] G Monfils (FRA)
Not Before 7:30 PM
[Q] G Rufin (FRA) vs P Lorenzi (ITA)

COURT 1 start 11:00 am
J Brunstrom (SWE) / R Klaasen (RSA) vs [4] D Bracciali (ITA) / P Starace (ITA)
A Seppi (ITA) / K Skupski (GBR) vs M Elgin (RUS) / D Istomin (UZB)
N Mahut (FRA) / E Roger-Vasselin (FRA) vs L Hewitt (AUS) / M Matosevic (AUS)
[1] A Qureshi (PAK) / J Rojer (NED) vs J Cerretani (USA) / V Hanescu (ROU)
[WC] P Andujar (ESP) / A Ramos (ESP) vs [2] M Fyrstenberg (POL) / M Matkowski (POL)

COURT 5 start 3:00 pm
[3] E Butorac (USA) / L Dlouhy (CZE) vs [WC] A Massa (FRA) / A Pierson (FRA)

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Power Horse Cup – Monday Results, Tuesday Schedule

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ATP World Tour 250
Düsseldorf, Germany (+2 hours GMT)
19-25 May, 2013 Surface: Clay

RESULTS – MONDAY, 20 MAY, 2013

Singles – First Round
[6] J Nieminen (FIN) d L Lacko (SVK) 63 61
[Q] G Pella (ARG) d [Q] L Kubot (POL) 64 46 64
[Q] A Ghem (BRA) d G Soeda (JPN) 64 60
T Kamke (GER) d [WC] B Becker (GER) 63 62
R Bautista Agut (ESP) d G Muller (LUX) 26 64 62

Doubles – First Round
I Dodig (CRO) / L Rosol (CZE) d [2] J Knowle (AUT) / F Polasek (SVK) 62 36 10-8
D Brands (GER) / I Sijsling (NED) d T Bednarek (POL) / J Delgado (GBR) 62 64
J Erlich (ISR) / D Tursunov (RUS) d T Haas (GER) / M Russell (USA) 64 67(5) 10-8

SCHEDULE – TUESDAY, 21 MAY, 2013

CENTER COURT 1 start 12:00 noon
[Q] E Korolev (KAZ) vs I Sijsling (NED)
D Goffin (BEL) vs G Zemlja (SLO)
[LL] A Bedene (SLO) vs [8] N Davydenko (RUS)
M Russell (USA) vs [7] V Troicki (SRB)

CENTER COURT 2 start 12:00 noon
[3] T Huey (PHI) / D Inglot (GBR) vs P Marx (GER) / F Mergea (ROU)
[1] C Fleming (GBR) / J Marray (GBR) vs [WC] D Brown (GER) / F Moser (GER)
J Erlich (ISR) / D Tursunov (RUS) vs [4] F Nielsen (DEN) / A Sa (BRA)

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World Team Cup Wheelchair Tennis Results

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(May 20, 2013) Monday’s results from the 2013 BNP Paribas World Team Cup wheelchair tennis event taking place in Antalya, Turkey on 20-26 May. A total of 52 teams from 28 nations are competing in four categories: men, women, quad and junior. Netherlands is defending its women’s and junior titles, while France is the defending men’s champion and Israel the defending quad champion.

 

The World Team Cup is the ITF’s flagship wheelchair tennis event, often referred to as the Davis and Fed Cups of wheelchair tennis. The initial event took place in California in 1985 involving six men’s teams. The women’s competition began the following year, with quad and junior events introduced in 1998 and 2000 respectively. The ITF introduced regional qualifying for the men’s and women’s events in 2012.

BNP PARIBAS WORLD TEAM CUP, ANTALYA, TURKEY

RESULTS – 20 MAY

 

Men’s World Group 2 – Pool A

 

SRI LANKA defeated CROATIA 3-0

Upali Rajakaruna (SRI) d. Drazen Miksic (CRO) 61 63

Gamini Dissanayake (SRI) d. Anto Joskic (CRO) 61 62

Gamini Dissanayake/Upali Rajakaruna (SRI) d. Anto Joskic/Miksic Drazen (CRO) 62 63

 

Men’s World Group 2 – Pool B

 

GREECE defeated TURKEY 3-0

Stefanos Diamantis (GRE) d. Muharrem (TUR) 61 62

Georgios Lazaridis (GRE) d. Turan Akalink (TUR) 61 63

Stefanos Diamantis/Epameinondas Stamatis (GRE) d. Turan Akalin/Ismail Canturk (TUR) 46 63 104

 

Men’s World Group 2 – Pool C

 

ITALY defeated ISRAEL 2-1

Luca Spano (ITA) d. Amir Levi (ISR) 64 62

Fabian Mazzei (ITA) d. Asaaf Stokol (ISR) 60 61

Amir Levi/Asaaf Stokol (ISR) d. Fabian Mazzei/Luca Spano (ITA) 63 63

 

Men’s World Group 2 – Pool D

 

SPAIN defeated NIGERIA 3-0

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Women’s World Group – Pool A

 

THAILAND defeated USA 2-1

Kaitlyn Verfuerth (USA) d. Chusri Inthanin (THA) 62 62

Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA) d. Emmy Kaiser (USA) 61 62

Chusri Inthanin/Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA) d. Emmy Kaiser/Kaitlyn Verfuerth (USA) 76(3) 60

 

Women’s World Group – Pool B

 

KOREA defeated TURKEY 3-0

Myung-Hee Hwang (KOR) d. Ebru Bulgercu (TUR) 61 62

Ju-Yeon Park (KOR) d. Busra Un (TUR) 60 60

Myung-Hee Hwang/Ju-Yeon Park (KOR) d. Nese Aydemir/Busra Un (TUR) 60 60

 

Women’s World Group – Pool C

 

SPAIN defeated CHILE 2-1

Lola Ochoa (ESP) d. Macarena Cabrillana (CHI) 61 76(2)

Francisca Mardones (CHI) d. Elena Jacinto (ESP) 76(7) 76(6)

Elena Jacinto/Lola Ochoa (ESP) d. Macarena Cabrillana/Francisca Mardones (CHI) 26 75 119

 

Women’s World Group – Pool D

 

SOUTH AFRICA defeated AUSTRALIA 2-1

Mabel Mankgele (RSA) d. Luba Josevski (AUS) 63 64

Kgothatsho Montjane (RSA) d. Janel Manns (AUS) 61 60

Sarah Calati/Luba Josevski (AUS) d. Kgothatso Montjane/Rse Van der Meet (RSA) 63 63

 

Quad Event – Pool A

 

USA (1) defeated ITALY 3-0

Nick Taylor (USA) d. Marco Innocenti (ITA) 61 61

David Wagner (USA) d. Antonio Raffaele (ITA) 67(2) 62 62

Bryan Barten/Greg Hasterok (USA) d. Marco Innocenti/Giuseppe Polidori (ITA) 46 62 104

 

SOUTH AFRICA defeated GREAT BRITAIN (3) 2-1

Antony Cotterill (GBR) d. Steven Kekai (RSA) 61 60

Lucas Sithole (RSA) d. Jamie Burdekin (GBR) 06 63 62

Steven Kekai/Lucas Sithole (RSA) d. Jamie Burdekin/Antony Cotterill (GBR) 76(3) 36 108

 

Quad Event – Pool B

 

ISRAEL (2) defeated JAPAN 3-0

Shraga Weinberg (ISR) d. Shota Kawano (JPN) 61 62

Noam Gershony (ISR) d. Mitsuteru Moroishi (JPN) 62 64

Noam GErshony/Shraga Weinberg (ISR) d. Shinichi Hirata/MItsuteru Moroishi (JPN) 64 36 107

 

SWEDEN (4) defeated CANADA 2-1

Marcus Jonsson (SWE) d. Gary Luker (CAN) 63 64

Sarah Hunter (CAN) d. Anders Hard (SWE) 60 46 75

Anders Hard/Marcus Jonsson (SWE) d. Adrian Dieleman/Sarah Hunter (CAN) 46 62 106

 

Junior Event – Pool A

 

GREAT BRITAIN (1) defeated TANZANIA 3-0

Luz Esperanza Merry (GBR) d. Mohamed Hamis Juma (TAN) 61 60

Alfie Hewett (GBR) d. Novatus Emmanuel (TAN) 60 60

Alfie Hewett/Luz Esperanza Merry (GBR) d. Mohammed Hamis Juma/Novatus Emmanuel Temba (TAN) 62 63

 

SPAIN (4) defeated USA 2-1

Martin De La Puente (ESP) d. Krystal Kelley (USA) 62 60

Christopher Herman (USA) d. Felix Garcia (ESP) 46 76(9) 62

Martin de la Puente/Felix Garcia (ESP) d. Christopher Herman/Krystal Kelley (USA) 61 61

 

Junior Event – Pool B

 

NETHERLANDS (2) defeated IRAQ 2-1

Thomas Zomerdijk (NED) d. Zahraa Kadhim Jawad (IRQ) 62 61

Hussein Hamed Hel (IRQ) d. Diede de Groot (NED) 67(5) 63 60

Carlos Anker/Thomas Zomerdijk (NED) d. Hussein Hamed Hel/Zahraa Kadhim Jawad (IRQ) 63 75

 

RUSSIA defeated SOUTH AFRICA 2-1

Gift Lekganyane (RSA) d. Viktoriia Lvova (RUS) 62 62

Artur Saitgareev (RUS) d. Thato Tsomole (RSA) 62 62

Viktoriia Lvova/Artur Saitgarev (RUS) d. Gift Lekganyane/Thato Tsomole (RSA) 64 46 101

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Dan Faber Named USTA Serves Executive Director

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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., May 20, 2013 – The United States Tennis Association (USTA) and USTA Serves announced that Dan Faber has been named Executive Director of USTA Serves, the national charitable foundation of the USTA. In this role, Faber will be dedicated to increasing the outreach of the 19-year-old foundation and continuing its mission of changing lives through tennis and education. Faber is based in the USTA’s White Plains, N.Y., headquarters and will assume his new role today.

 

“I am proud to welcome Dan Faber to the national USTA family and applaud his successful track record and endless commitment to integrating tennis and education,” said Gordon Smith, USTA Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer. “Dan not only brings an incredible level of expertise in helping youth benefit from an involvement in our sport, but also a profound skill in the ability to procure the necessary funding to continuously maximize that effort. It’s evident that his diligence and commitment to the philanthropic sector will be integral to upholding USTA Serves’ mission and to taking its good work to a new and exciting level.”

 

Faber brings 13 years of experience working in the tennis and education field, integrating the two sectors to achieve a multitude of successes in the areas of fundraising, programming and strategic planning. Most recently, Faber served as the Executive Director of NJTL of Trenton in Trenton, N.J. The organization is one of hundreds of chapters affiliated with the USTA National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) network.

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ATP Nice – Sunday Results, Monday Schedule

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ATP World Tour 250
Nice, France (+2 hours GMT)
19-25 May, 2013 Surface: Clay

RESULTS – SUNDAY, 19 MAY, 2013

Singles – First Round
R Berankis (LTU) d [8] D Istomin (UZB) 62 62
[WC] E Roger-Vasselin (FRA) d A Falla (COL) 75 ret. (left calf)

SCHEDULE – MONDAY, 20 MAY, 2013

CENTER start 11:00 am
Qualifying – R Harrison (USA) vs G Rufin (FRA)
M Matosevic (AUS) vs R Haase (NED)
[5] A Seppi (ITA) vs Y Lu (TPE)
Not Before 6:00 PM
[WC] L Hewitt (AUS) vs P Andujar (ESP)
V Hanescu (ROU) vs A Ramos (ESP)

COURT 1 start 12:00 noon
Qualifying – R Jouan (FRA) vs A Kuznetsov (USA) 64 31
C Berlocq (ARG) vs L Mayer (ARG)
Not Before 3:00 PM
C Berlocq (ARG) / L Mayer (ARG) vs F Cermak (CZE) / M Mertinak (SVK) – After Suitable Rest
Not Before 4:30 PM
[Alt] J Levinsky (CZE) / Y Lu (TPE) vs J Cabal (COL) / R Farah (COL) – After Suitable Rest

COURT 5 start 11:00 am
Qualifying – T de Bakker (NED) vs M Cecchinato (ITA)
Not Before 12:30 PM
Qualifying – S Stakhovsky (UKR) vs H Laaksonen (SUI)

COURT 7 not before 2:00 PM
Qualifying – R Dutra Silva (BRA) vs R Jouan (FRA) or A Kuznetsov (USA)

 

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Power Horse Cup – Sunday Results, Monday Schedule

 

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ATP World Tour 250
Düsseldorf, Germany (+2 hours GMT)
19-25 May, 2013 Surface: Clay

May 19, 2013 Results

Singles – First Round
D Brands (GER) d [5] L Rosol (CZE) 64 63
J Hajek (CZE) d E Donskoy (RUS) 62 62
I Dodig (CRO) d B Kavcic (SLO) 75 64

Doubles – First Round
[4] F Nielsen (DEN) / A Sa (BRA) d [WC] R Becker (GER) / D Schulz (GER) 62 62

Schedule – May 20, 2013

CENTER COURT 1 start 12:00 noon
[6] J Nieminen (FIN) vs L Lacko (SVK)
R Bautista Agut (ESP) vs G Muller (LUX)
T Kamke (GER) vs [WC] B Becker (GER)
[Q] G Pella (ARG) vs [Q] L Kubot (POL)

CENTER COURT 2 start 12:00 noon
G Soeda (JPN) vs [Q] A Ghem (BRA)
T Haas (GER) / M Russell (USA) vs J Erlich (ISR) / D Tursunov (RUS)
T Bednarek (POL) / J Delgado (GBR) vs D Brands (GER) / I Sijsling (NED)
I Dodig (CRO) / L Rosol (CZE) vs [2] J Knowle (AUT) / F Polasek (SVK)

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Vicki Buholz Wins Women’s 50 Consolation Singles Title at USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships

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La Jolla, Calif. – (May 19, 2013) – Third-seeded Vicki Buholz of Dallas ended the USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships on a winning note as she won the Women’s 50 Consolation singles title for the second consecutive year.

Playing on the historic Court No. 1 at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, Buholz defeated her best friend and doubles partner Kathy Vick of Lubbock, Texas, who was forced to retire at 5-0 in the first set due to a shoulder injury.

Vick, who was the tournament’s fifth seed, suffered the injury during a doubles match on Friday.

“It’s kind of disappointing that I didn’t get to play a good match with Kathy because Kathy is a good competitor and we love to compete. I feel sorry for her,” said Buholz, who defeated Toronto’s Erin Boynton in last year’s Women’s 50s Consolation title match.

In other tournament action on Sunday, Susan Bramlette of Houston, edged Victoria McEvoy of Cambridge, Mass., 7-5, 7-6 (0), to win the Women’s 60s Consolation singles title and Lurline Fujii of La Habra, Calif., won the Women’s 70s Consolation singles final with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Lyn Tietz of Hinsdale, Ill.

“It was spectacular week of entertaining tennis during these senior championships at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club,” said Tournament Director and LJB&TC President Bill Kellogg. “The fans who attended and the players who participated had a great time. We are already looking forward to next year’s event.”

The 2014 USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships are scheduled for May 12-18 at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club.

USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships

La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club

La Jolla, Calif.

Surface: Hard Court

Sunday’s Results

 

Women’s 50 Singles

Consolation – Championship

Vicki Buholz (3), Dallas, def. Kathy Vick (5), Lubbock, Texas, 5-0, ret. (right shoulder injury)

 

Women’s 60 Singles

Consolation – Championship

Susan Bramlette (5), Houston, def. Victoria McEvoy (5), Cambridge, Mass., 7-5, 7-6 (0)

 

Women’s 70 Singles

Consolation – Championship

Lurline Fujii (4), La Habra, def. Lyn Tietz, Hinsdale, Ill., 6-1, 6-2

 

Women’s 80 Singles

Consolation – Championship

Janet Hubbard, Huntington Beach, def. Irene Bretzel, Fircrest, Wash., W/O

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Nadal Crushes Federer for Seventh Rome Title

 

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(May 19, 2013) Rafael Nadal cruised past Roger Federer 6-1, 6-3 for his seventh Italian Open title on Sunday, which will move his ranking up to No. 4. Nadal is now 20-10 head-to-head against the No. 3 Federer. This weeks’ results move Nadal to atop the ATP race based on 2013 results only.

For Nadal, the win gives him his fifth tournament title of the 2013 season, the most on the ATP tour.

Nadal played almost errorless tennis, committing only 8, while Federer hit 32. From start to finish Nadal dominated the 17-time major champion in 69 minutes.

“If you told me four or five months ago that after eight tournaments I would have won six titles from eight finals, I would say ‘you are crazy’, Nadal said. “To win three (ATP World Tour) Master 1000 and two (ATP World Tour) 500 tournaments is more than I ever dreamed.

“All I can say is ‘thank you for the support and to my team’. Thanks to them I have the chance to be here again and compete. I don’t want to think about Roland Garros yet. Let me enjoy this victory.”

“It didn’t go how I hoped and I was missing too many easy forehands and crucial point,” Federer said. “He does an incredible job returning form the back of the court and it is hard because he covers the court so well. You need to serve accurately. When Rafa is at his best he creates opportunities in rallies and dictates. It was difficult to change.

“I am playing well and I am healthy, so I have everything to play for next week. This week was good to get an idea about what is working.”

The seven-time Roland Garros champion goes into Paris next week on a 15 match winning streak, having taken consecutive titles at Barcelona, Madrid and Rome. The French Open begins on May 26.

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Serena Williams Routs Azarenka to Conquer Rome

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(May 19, 2013) Serena Williams extended her career-best winning streak to 24 with an easy 6-1, 6-3 over Victoria Azarenka to capture her first Italian Open title since she first won it in 2002 when she defeated Justine Henin.

Martina Navratilova holds the record the longest women’s winning streak in the Open Era at 74 matches in 1984.

The victory also gives Williams her fourth straight title, winning previously in Miami, Charleston and Madrid last week. It was Williams’ 51st career title which puts her within 2 tournaments wins of Monica Seles who is ninth on the all-time list.

The world No.1, who did not lose a set all week hit an amazing 41 winners in the final match.

“She definitely showed incredible tennis today,” Azarenka said. “But I don’t think the score says how close the match was. She was better at the key moments.”

“The first three games took about 20 minutes – it wasn’t easy, nothing is ever easy. I think the difference today was I took the opportunities when I had them and came up with some good shots. And this was the best I’ve moved all week – I feel fit, and hopefully it’ll stay like this.

 

“Last year I was feeling excellent but didn’t do that great at Roland Garros – this year I’m cautious and I want to work hard and stay focused and win every point I play, and not slack at all.”

Going into the French Open, the 31-year-old Williams is a perfect 16-0 on clay this year. Last year Williams lost in the first round of Roland Garros falling to 111th-ranked Virginie Razzano – the only loss in her career in the first round of a major.

The French Open begins on May 26.

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Saturday’s Summary & Results from USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championship

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La Jolla, Calif. – (May 18, 2013) – With main draw singles matches already completed, consolation matches took center stage at the USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club.

On a bright and sunny Saturday morning, third-seeded Vicki Buholz of Dallas advanced to the Women’s 50s Consolation singles final with an entertaining come-from-behind, 6-7 (2), 6-3, 6-1,semifinal victory over fifth-seeded Erin Boynton of Toronto.

Earlier in the week, Buholz was eliminated in the main draw quarterfinals after losing to fifth-seeded Judy Newman of Scotts Valley, Calif. 6-3, 7-6 (5).

“(Judy and I) go back and forth. She can play really tough and she played solid that day. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her play better,” said Buholz as she spoke about her quarterfinal loss to Newman.

“She was coming in on everything and of course I was hitting the ball short. I tried to get it deep and I just had a hard time,” Buholz added. “I don’t feel bad losing to Judy, she played great.”

Following her main draw quarterfinal loss, Buholz is enjoying playing in the tournament’s consolation rounds. “I love tennis. I have a passion for tennis. I play every match I can play. I’m excited to play in the final,” she said. “I love this tournament and every win is a win.”

In Sunday’s Women’s 50s Consolation singles final, which is scheduled for 8 a.m. (PDT), Buholz will face her best friend and doubles partner, Kathy Vick of Lubbock, Texas.

All women’s consolation events will conclude on Sunday, May 19. Matches will begin at 8 a.m.

The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club’s 41st Annual Spring Senior Championships for men is also taking place this week in conjunction with the women’s events. Although the men’s events are not national championships, they feature many senior players who regularly compete in national tournaments. The men’s events include singles and doubles for 60 and over, 65 and over, 70 and over, 75 and over, 80 and over age groups.

La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club welcomes tennis enthusiasts to view the tournament with free admission. On-site parking is available for a nominal fee. Tournament draws are online at: http://tennislink.usta.com/Tournaments/TournamentHome/Tournament.aspx?T=125267

Designated as one of the Top 50 Tennis Resorts in the world by Tennis Resorts Online, the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club’s reputation as a top tennis destination started in 1942 when it attracted its first major tournament, the Pacific Coast Men’s Doubles Championship.

About the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, Inc. – The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club is a fourth-generation, family-owned and operated company dedicated to the operation of a 14-acre beachside resort. The resort includes three properties, including the exclusive La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, the 128-room La Jolla Shores Hotel and the award-winning Marine Room restaurant. Resort amenities include 14 championship tennis courts, a nine-hole Par-3 golf course, two swimming pools, two additional oceanfront restaurants and cocktail lounges, and one of Southern California’s only private beaches. For more information visit LJBTC.com.

USTA National Senior Women’s Hard Court Championships

La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club

La Jolla, Calif.

Surface: Hard Court

Saturday’s Results

 

Women’s 50 Singles

Consolation – Semifinals

Kathy Vick (5), Lubbock, Texas, def. Marianne Caplan (5), Harrisburg, Pa., 6-2, 6-4

Vicki Buholz (3), Dallas, def. Erin Boynton (5), Toronto, 6-7(2), 6-3, 6-1

 

Women’s 60 Singles

Consolation – Semifinals

Victoria McEvoy (5), Cambridge, Mass., def. Kathy Barnes, San Jose, 6-3, 6-2

Susan Bramlette (5), Houston, def. Carolee Hammel Wellsville, Utah, 6-4, 6-3

 

Women’s 70 Singles

Consolation – Semifinals

Lurline Fujii (4), La Habra, def. Teri Eggers (5), Orange, 6-4, 6-2

 

Women’s 80 Singles

Consolation – Semifinals

Janet Hubbard, Huntington Beach, def. Sally Fuller, La Jolla, 6-0, 6-0

Irene Bretzel, Fircrest, Wash., def. Nancy Kibbey, La Mesa, 6-2, 6-4

 

Women’s 80 Doubles

Championship

Jane Buffington, Lincoln, Calif., and Beverly Winans (1), Newport Beach, def. Margaret Canby, San Antonio, and Doris Lutz (2), Sarasota, Fla., 6-3, 6-3

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