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| Welcome to the Tuesday, February 9th edition of the Tennis Recruiting Network.
Today we feature the top boys from the Recruiting lists updated earlier today. |
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Recruiting List Update
New Boys' Recruiting Lists Available Now!
calculated 9 February 2010
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Other Lists:
8th Graders,
7th Graders,
6th Graders
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Ask the Experts Ivy Focus by TennisRecruiting.net, 8 February 2010 The Ivy League is an athletic conference featuring eight of the most selective colleges in the country. Those institutions are also able to field strong tennis teams - seven of the sixteen programs are ranked in the latest Campbell/ITA Rankings. We talked to several Ivy League coaches about their programs and players.
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Special Feature January Aces by Colette Lewis, 5 February 2010 The bulk of January's 14 aces come from Arizona, where the USTA Winter Nationals concluded on the first day of 2010. But Australia, England, Mexico, South America and Florida were sites of outstanding performances from other young competitors throughout the month, and an exciting idea from the USTA also made the grade. Full Article
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College Feature North Carolina Earns Berth in ITA Team Indoor by Defeating Host Notre Dame by Colette Lewis, 4 February 2010 The North Carolina Women's Tennis Team travelled to South Bend, Indiana to face Notre Dame on its home courts. On the line was a trip to the ITA Team Indoor next week in Madison, Wisc., a trek every UNC team has made for the past six years. That streak is now seven, with the second-seeded Tar Heels posting a 5-2 win over top-seeded Irish.
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Recruiting Feature Top Women's Classes - 2010 Winter Rankings by Dallas Oliver, 1 February 2010 Hundreds of high school seniors - including almost 80 of the Top 100 - have signed or verbally committed to college programs. How did your favorite school do? You can find out now - as The Tennis Recruiting Network produly presents its Winter Rankings of the Top 25 Women's Recruiting Classes for 2010. Full Article
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Ask the Experts Conversation with Oklahoma Coach David Mullins by Ali Jones, 29 January 2010 Sooners Women's Head Coach David Mullins recently signed the top two players in Oklahoma: Whitney Ritchie and Mia Lancaster. Both women are five-star recruits with impressive singles resumes. Even more stellar are their doubles credentials. They attend the same high school and as a pair share five national doubles titles and a state title. Full Article
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Special Feature Talking About Your Tennis: Media Training for Juniors by Colette Lewis, 28 January 2010 Andy Roddick, Serena Williams and Melanie Oudin aren't professors, but junior players at the USTA Training Center Headquarters learned important lessons from the three American stars last fall at a media relations session in Boca Raton, Fla.
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