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Images from the July Level 2
by TennisRecruiting.net, 14 July 2021 Competitors from 30 states competed in the USTA National L2 in Rome, GA last weekend, and 28 states were still represented on the third day of play. Photographer Bill Kallenberg of CapturedInAction was on hand to record the event. View Photos
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USTA Level 2 Photo Gallery
by TennisRecruiting.net, 9 June 2021 Memorial Day had a more traditional feel this year for junior tennis players with tournaments contested throughout the country. Several USTA National Level 2 events were held across the country, and TRN had photographers on hand both in Prairie Village, Kansas, and Rome, Ga. Check out actions shots from those events ... View Photos
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Images from the Sections Invitational
by Brian Wood, 12 May 2021 The first weekend in May saw competition across the nation in the USTA L1 Sections Individual Championships. The Boys 18s event took place in Indianapolis, Indiana, and was run by Dalton Thieneman and Alex Gruskin of Cracked Racquets. The field included 128 players from all across the nation - who were glad to be competing in major USTA tournaments again. Check out images from the event ... View Photos
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Action Shots from the IOSC
by Colette Lewis, 20 April 2021 Like the Easter Bowl, the International Open of Southern California, a J1 level event, was moved to the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego. Colette Lewis of ZooTennis.com was in attendance the entire week and was kind enough to furnish these photos from this event. View Photos
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14-Apr-2021
Easter Bowl Photo Gallery
The Gold Ball drought has finally come to an end as the JB1 Easter Bowl
ITF and the USTA Easter Bowl 16-12s were contested in San Diego rather
than their traditional home in Indian Wells. These two great events
were the first to award gold balls since the Winter Nationals in 2019.
Photographer Derrick Tuskan was on hand for action the entire week.
31-Mar-2021
Images from the Rome Tennis Center
Competitors from 28 states converged on the beautiful 50-court Rome
Tennis Center for the USTA L3 Open Championships in mid-March in
Georgia. Two TRN contributors - Bill Kallenberg and Brian Wood - were
on site to capture action shots from the event. Check out their
handiwork here ...
15-Mar-2021
Action Shots from the L1 Spring Championships
Early in 2021, the USTA added two new L1 Spring Individual to provide
additional opportunities for play and ranking points since many events
have been postponed or cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19
situation. TRN photographer Bill Kallenberg covered the 12s at the
Rome Tennis Center at Berry College.
15-Feb-2021
Peachtree City L2 Photo Gallery
Located just south of Atlanta, the Peachtree Tennis Center has hosted
many USTA National and Southern Section Championships. Last weekend
the club held a USTA Level 2 National 16s tournament. On the boys'
side, Carson Baker of Daniel Island, S.C. won the singles title, while
Conley Raidt of Alpharetta, Ga. took home the girls' title.
31-Dec-2020
Images from the Orange Bowl
The 2020 Orange Bowl was played in early December at the Frank Veltri
Tennis Center in Plantation, FL. Unseeded players won both the 18s
Championships; Ashlyn Krueger of Lewisville, Texas, and Arthur Fils of
France. The 16s champions were 15th seeded Jonah Braswell of Sarasota,
Fla. and unseeded Valeria Ray of Doral, Fla.
20-Sep-2020
Action Shots from the Sunshine State Open
Players from across the state of Florida followed new safety protocols
and braved rain from a hurricane to compete in last weekend's Sunshine
State Open at Delray Beach, Fla. Anushka Khune and Jacob Lowen won the
girls' and boys' singles titles in the 18s division. Photographer Bill
Kallenberg checks in with this photo gallery.
6-Sep-2020
Florida Summer Smash Photo Gallery
USTA Florida Boys Summer Smash took place in Delray Beach last
weekend, where senior Julen Morgan (Miami) and freshman Tanner Povey
(Indian Rocks Beach) took home the singles titles in the 18s and 16s
divisions, respectively. Photographer Bill Kallenberg was onhand to
capture action shots from the event.
