In a fun segment of ‘The Lift,’ Sabrina Ullman seeks to learn how to serve and return a tennis ball, guided by Mary Skorich. Mary has been playing tennis since the age of three, spending six years on ...

Every great tennis player has a weakness, especially in their early years. Roger Federer’s single-handed backhand, a work of art, was vulnerable when the ball bounced high. Rafael Nadal exploited that ...

Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court. This week, a new tennis serve entered the canon, the first ...

EDUCATION Master of Public Administration degree from Princeton University’s School of Public and International Affairs and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Cornell University BREAKING THE MOLD Tambar ...

A tennis director and head pro of resorts all over the world has found a passion to serve right here in Pottstown. Corey Bowlin of Pennsburg, is the newest executive director of Greater Pottstown ...

Vania King is forever grateful for the opportunities that have come her way thanks to tennis, and she’s spreading the love through her nonprofit Serving Up Hope. The daughter of immigrants from Taiwan ...

New York Junior Tennis & Learning (NYJTL) has received $1 million from the Pershing Square Foundation. The gift will go towards the program’s Scholar Athlete Program, offering New York youth ...

Typically, when the script features a rookie head coach and a roster with the majority loaded with first-year students, it often endures a year with few wins and a rich learning experience. That’s not ...

The 21-year-old Russian’s intensity and tactics can teach you how to win consistently. 1. Discipline, discipline, discipline Sharapova has a lot of interests outside tennis, from fashion to art, but ...

A new kind of tennis sport is slowly breaking out across the country. Created by tennis coach Nate Gross, “Spec Tennis” aims to find a midway point between the increasingly popular pickleball sport ...

I’m standing on the deuce side of the tennis court, getting ready to serve in a doubles match. As my partner stares ahead, the two women on the other side of the net look at me—and I just want to die.