Photo Galleries
 Photo Gallery
Images from the Girls 18 and 16 Nationals
by David Kenas, 4 October 2022 The USTA Billie Jean King Girls' 16 and 18 National Championships were held at the Barnes Tennis Center in early August. 4th seeded Eleana Yu (Mason, OH) won the 18s - along with a wild card into the main draw of the US Open Tennis Championships. 9th seeded Alyssa Ahn (San Diego, CA) won the 16s championship on her home courts. Photographer David Kenas was on site for the entire event. View Photos
|
|
 Photo Gallery
Action Shots from the US Open
by ZooTennis.com, 25 September 2022 As always, Colette Lewis of ZooTennis.com provided strong coverage of this year's US Open Junior Championships in New York. The singles competition produced an historic winner in Alexandra Eala of the Philippines and a second straight title for Spain by Martin Landaluce. Check out action shots from the event - courtesy of Paul Ballard. View Photos
|
|
 Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery from The Nationals
by Bill Kallenberg, 26 August 2022 Cool weather welcomed the best boys in the US to the Nationals in Kalamazoo, Mich. The tournament had frequent delays and match postponements, pushing the Boys' 18s championship match until Monday. 16-year-old lefty Learner Tien defeated UGA commit Ethan Quinn in four sets - 7-6(7), 7-6(3) 5-7, 6-3. The Boys' 16s was an all-Florida final that was moved indoors - where 14-year-old Darwin Blanch defeated Calvin Baierl 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 for the gold ball. Check out action shots from the event ... View Photos
|
|
 Photo Gallery
Images from the USTA L4 National Open in Rome
by Bill Kallenberg, 26 July 2022 Rome Tennis Center was a host to the USTA National L4 Open BG18-16 the middle of July. Two players from Mount Pleasant, SC won their age divisions -- Otto Sewell (B18) and Mia Robinson (G16). The Boys' 16s was won by Sunay Iyer (Alpharetta, GA) and the Girls' 18s was won by Kirsten Woods (Blacksburg, VA). TRN photographer Bill Kallenberg was on site to capture action shots from this event. View Photos
|
|
11-Jul-2022
Georgia Junior Open Photos
The beautiful 51-court Rome Tennis Center at Berry College was home to
the Georgia Junior Open that began its rich history in 1955 featuring
both boys and girls in the 12s through 18s divisions. Past champions
include Donna Floyd Fales, Charlie Pasarell, Zan Guerry, and John
Callen. Photographer Bill Kallenberg was on hand to capture the
action.
28-May-2022
Rome L2 Nationals Photo Gallery
Competitors from 30 states and DC traveled to the beautiful 60-court
Rome Tennis Center for the USTA L2 National mid-May in northern
Georgia. Waleed Qadir (Greenville, N.C.) and Stephanie Yakoff (Fort
Lee, N.J.) captured the Boys and Girls 18 singles titles, while Noah
Johnston (Anderson, S.C.) and Leena Friedman (Brooklyn, N.Y.) won the
Boys and Girls 16 singles titles. TRN photographer Bill Kallenberg was
on site to capture action shots from this event.
19-Apr-2022
Action Shots from the Easter Bowl
The Indian Wells Tennis Garden once again served as the host site for
the FILA Easter Bowl. Last week we ran Colette Lewis' articles on both
the 12-16s as well as the ITF Grade J1 events. We are lucky enough to
have great images from Paul Ballard ... check them out!
28-Mar-2022
Georgia Bowl Photo Gallery
Competitors from 33 states traveled to the beautiful 60-court Rome
Tennis Center for the USTA L3 Open Georgia Bowl in mid-March in
northern Georgia. Deacon Thomas (Houston, Texas) and Ann Guerry
(Atlanta, Ga.) captured the Boys 18 and Girls 18 singles titles,
respectively. TRN photographer Bill Kallenberg was on site to capture
action shots from this event.
26-Dec-2021
Orange Bowls Photos
The Orange Bowl - the mother of all junior international tennis
tournaments in the United States - took place earlier in December.
Founded in 1947 by Eddie Herr, this tournament has been held in
various sites around Florida ever since. Long-time tournament director
Lew Brewer, who is planning on retiring, served as its director for
the final time. TRN photographer Bill Kallenberg was on hand at this
prestigious event.
