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Rome Photo Gallery
by Bill Kallenberg, 2 June 2024 A Level 2 National was played on the 50-court Rome Tennis Center in mid-May. The championships were won by two Texans and two Tennesseeans. Unseeded Ella Brownback (Dallas, Texas) and No. 6 seed Woodson McMillin (Knoxville, TN) won the Girls and Boys 18s, respectively. Top seed Carlota Moreno (Knoxville, TN) won the G16s, while second-seeded Joshua Golden (Austin, Texas) took home the B16 trophy. Photographer Bill Kallenberg was on hand for the entire weekend to take photos of players from 25 states and Puerto Rico. View Photos
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Images from the Easter Bowl
by ZooTennis.com, 14 April 2024 The Easter Bowl National Championships was played in late March at the beautiful Indian Wells Tennis Garden in California. William Manning of Raleigh, N.C., and Tianmei Wang of San Marino, Calif., won Easter Bowl ITF titles. Colette Lewis of ZooTennis.com was on site for the entire event and submitted this photo gallery. View Photos
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Action Shots from the Georgia Bowl
by Bill Kallenberg, 25 March 2024 Players from across the US gathered in Rome, Ga., for the 2024 Georgia Bowl. Thirty states - plus D.C. and Puerto Rico - were represented in eight age divisions of competition. Veteran photographer Bill Kallenberg was onhand to photograph the event. View Photos
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Atlanta ITF Photo Gallery
by Bill Kallenberg, 12 November 2023 Young players dominated the Atlanta ITF played in late October in Norcross, GA. Two sophomore boys met in the final with Ronit Karki (E. Brunswick, N.J.) defeating Lahlan Gaskell (Delray Beach, Fla.) 6-4, 6-1. 13-year-old Christina Lyutova (Redmond, Wash.) extended her undefeated streak in junior events to 39 matches by taking this championship over wild-card Sarah Ye (Westfield, N.J.) 6-1, 6-1. Photographer Bill Kallenberg captured photos from the event. View Photos
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19-Oct-2023
Images from Rome L4
With 57 courts across 30 acres, the Rome Tennis Center hosts many
high-profile tournaments. In early October, Rome hosted a USTA Level 4
with players from more than half the states in attendance - with
athletes from California, New York, and Ohio traveling to the Peach
State. Photographer Bill Kallenberg was on site for the entire event to
capture photos for TRN.
19-Sep-2023
US Open Juniors Photo Gallery
Stanford freshman and wild card entrant Katherine Hui (San Diego,
Calif.) won six matches in straight sets - four over seeded players -
to capture the girls' singles title at the US Open. Hui defeated
Tereza Valentova {Czech Republic) 6-4, 6-4 in the final. Joao Fonseca
of Brazil broke up an All-American affair with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 victory
over American Learner Tien 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 in the boys' championship. Check
out great action photos from ZooTennis.com.
26-Aug-2023
Action Shots from San Diego
Wimbledon junior champion Clervie Ngounoue earned a US Open wildcard
with her championship in the Girls' 18 event of the USTA Billie Jean
King National Championships at the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego.
13-year-old Christina Lyutova took the Girls' 16 title - and with it
earned a main draw of the US Open Juniors. Photographer David Kenas
was on site in San Diego for TRN.
25-Aug-2023
Images From The Zoo
Year in and year out, the most coveted destination for US junior boys
is Kalamazoo, Michigan. For 79 years, the USTA National B18-16 Championships have been hosted
at Kalamazoo College. This year, Learner Tien earned the US Open
wildcard with his second straight Boy's 18 title. A third try
proved successful for Cooper Woestendick - as he took the Boys' 16 title
and earned a main draw to the US Open Juniors. Photographer Bill
Kallenberg was in Kalamazoo to chronicle both of these boys
championships.
7-Aug-2023
Action Shots from Rome
A pair of in-state athletes - Srikar Polisetty (Alpharetta) and Cooper
Johnson (Cumming) - took home titles in the Boys 18 and 16 divisions
at the Level 4 Open played at the Rome Tennis Center. Andrea Chacon of
Greensboro, N.C. and Andra Braicu (Stanford, Calif.) won the Girls 18
and 16 singles championships, respectively. These winners emerged from
players hailing from 23 states as well as Puerto Rico. Photographer
Bill Kallenberg shot the first day of this championship.
