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6 Recruiting Tips From Former Stanford Tennis Star Ricky Becker
By Keirsten Sires|July 6, 2022
Ricky Becker was a standout tennis player from Long Island who went on to achieve excellence in collegiate tennis at Stanford University before giving it a try in the pros....
Serving Up Good Tips!
Interview With D1 Hard of Hearing Tennis Player, Austin Klapman on Recruiting, Handling Adversity, and More
By Jimmy Criscione|June 17, 2022
Austin Klapman just wrapped his Monmouth tennis career with an impressive resume. As a freshman, Klapman went 13-2 in singles and 6-1 in doubles matches. Covid took a toll o ...
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Retired Tennis Professional James Blake Talks Recruiting and College Tennis
By Keirsten Sires|June 9, 2022
James Blake sat down with 2aDays to offer some advice to athletes.
Important Tennis Tips!
Athlete Interview: Georgia Tech Star Vicky Flores on What Makes a Great College Tennis Player
By Janice Shin|June 9, 2022
Come back every Thursday for Athlete Interviews on college recruiting and advice! Victoria, or Vicky, Flores, a tennis player from Iowa, stands tall in her tennis team at Georgia Tech....
Never Give Up!
Trials, Tribulations and The Importance of Resilience: Lessons From D1 Tennis Athlete, Andrea Martinez
By Matthew Reichen|May 31, 2022
Andrea Martínez is a senior tennis player at Loyola University New Orleans who is originally from Puerto Rico. She studies Biological Sciences and has a minor in Chemistry and has...
Serving Up Knowledge
63 Tennis Terms You Need to Know
By Sydney DeNardo|April 12, 2022
Tennis has a lot of vocabulary that you should know when watching, playing, or talking about the sport. There are game rules, shots, equipment, court terms, positions, and scores to...
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5 tips on How to get Recruited to be a D1 Tennis Player
By Janice Shin|March 25, 2022
Many of us dreamt of the opportunity to play our sport in college. A lot of us even hope for the glory of doing so on a Division I team....
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Winta Woldeab and her “Wish” to Play College Tennis
By Carlos Carrera|February 18, 2022
Winta Woldeab is currently part of the women's tennis team at Columbia University. She was born and raised in Southern California, where her parents settled after immigrating from Eritrea, a...
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13 Items You Need in Your Tennis Bag
By Sydney DeNardo|February 9, 2022
Whether you are just starting to play tennis, or moving away to play on a college or professional team, tennis players always need to pack these items to succeed on...
Making Highlight Videos
5 Tips to Make a Tennis Highlight Video
By Sydney DeNardo|February 8, 2022
Having a tennis video that highlights your game is extremely beneficial when getting recruited. It helps coaches see your game when they cannot in person. Using a highlight video also...
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63 Tennis Terms to Pretend You Know What You’re Talking About
By Sydney DeNardo|February 2, 2022
Tennis has a lot of vocabulary that you should know when watching, playing, or talking about the sport. There are game rules, shots, equipment, court terms, positions, and scores to...
Tennis Coach Advice
Monmouth’s Coach Chris Leicht and What He Looks for in Tennis Recruits
By Sydney DeNardo|January 24, 2022
Come back every Monday for Coach Interviews on college recruiting and advice. Chris Leicht is a Division I tennis coach for Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ. He has...
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How I Went from Mid-JV to Varsity #1 on My High School Tennis Team
By Sydney DeNardo|December 15, 2021
My freshman year of high school, my best friend and I decided to try out for the tennis team together. She played tennis, and I had been training a little...
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Athlete Interview: Vicky Flores on What Makes a Great College Tennis Player
By Janice Shin|September 16, 2021
**Athlete Interviews are posted every Thursday for recruiting advice, what to look for, and more. Victoria (Vicky) Flores, a tennis player from Iowa, stands tall in her tennis team...
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Harvard’s Assistant Tennis Coach Talks Character, Grades, and Resources
By Suraj Mahtani|June 21, 2021
Omar El Kheshen's first season as the assistant coach (2019-2020) was canceled by the Ivy League and Harvard due to COVID-19. But not before securing a 7-2 record. This also...
