Showing posts with label Stanford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stanford. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Week In Review II


Throughout the week, we were treated to some great tennis. Because of that, I spent most of my time watching tennis instead of writing about it. That said, I'm still writing this recap of the week. Read on to see what happened this week and to see my thoughts on Serena Williams's comeback.


Sunday, July 24, 2011

Week in Review I


This week had the first hardcourt tournament of the summer. The tournament was at Baku and is also the last tournament before the US Open series starts. Read on to see what happened this week.


Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Stanford Preview


The Bank of the West Classic at Stanford is the first event of the US Open Series for the WTA. It is a premier event that will feature four members of the top ten as well as six more players in the top 32. Serena Williams will also be competing in Stanford. Last year at Stanford, Victoria Azarenka beat Maria Sharapova in the finals, 6-4 6-1. Will Azarenka be able to defend her championship and capture her third singles title of the year?

US Open Series Preview

The US Open Series is a series of five premier events for both genders. The WTA US Open series begins next week with Stanford and ends with New Haven. The two biggest events of the US Open Series are at Cincinnati and Toronto. Although the US Open Series is a great way to warm up for the US Open in late August, there is another bonus to doing well here- the top three finishers in the US Open series will win an extra million dollars in prize money if they win the US Open.

Sunday, July 17, 2011

This Week in Tennis Tones

Every Sunday, I will be posting a new "This Week in Tennis Tones" which will be a list of some of the stuff I'll be writing about during the upcoming week.

Some time during this coming week starting July 18, I will be writing about:

Andrea Petkovic
A US Open Series preview
A preview for the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford
A preview for the Citi Open in Washington DC
An article about the absence of the slice in the women's game...
And more!