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140 documents for Hardcourt Championships

- Pilot Pen 2007: Women's Tournament History
Pilot Pen Tennis, formerly known as the U.S. Women's Hardcourt Championships, was first played in 1948 in San Francisco, Calif. Here's a look at the various sites it has visited and each tournament's champion: YEAR - SITE - CHAMPION
- New Haven Register
- June 23, 2009
- Pilot Pen 2007: Past Women's Champions
Pilot Pen Tennis, formerly known as the U.S. Women's Hardcourt Championships, was first played in 1948 in San Francisco, Calif. The tournament was not contested from 1970 to 1987 but was reinstated by the USTA in 1988. It has been held at four sites, most recently New Haven beginning in 1998. YEAR - SITE - CHAMPION
- New Haven Register
- June 18, 2009
- Defending the Dynasty
The job carries great expectations: Lead, win and defend the dynasty. Not just anybody can play No. 1 singles for the Dubuque Wahlert boys tennis program, a hardcourt empire which has won an Iowa state record six straight Class 1A championships.
- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- April 16, 2010

- Mr. Norman W. Griffin, Jr. Retired Richmond County Board of Education 'Skeeter'
Norman W. Griffin, Jr. "Skeeter," 70, entered into rest on January 02, 2007 at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. Skeeter was a native of Augusta. He was the son of the late Norman W. Griffin, Sr. and the late Celeste Craig Griffin. He graduated from Richmond Academy and Georgia Teacher's College (currently known as Georgia Southern University) where he was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame in 1992 for his baseball and basketball contributions. He played minor league baseball for the Detroit Tigers. He was a science teacher, coach, and athletic director at Richmond Academy. He was later the principal of Southside Elementary School, Langford and Tutt Junior High Schools, and he retired as principal of Westside High School in 1995. Skeeter was a member and past president of the E...
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- January 05, 2007
- Pilot Pen Tennis, Formerly Known As the U.S. Women's [Derived Headline]
Pilot Pen Tennis, formerly known as the U.S. Women's Hardcourt Championships, was first played in 1948 in San Francisco, Calif. The tournament was not contested from 1970 to 1987 but was reinstated by the USTA in 1988. It has been held at four sites, most recently New Haven beginning in 1998. YEAR SITE CHAMPION San Francisco Gertrude Moran
- New Haven Register
- February 21, 2008
- Hingis Successful in Return
GOLD COAST, Australia - Martina Hingis made a successful return to competitive tennis after a three-year absence Monday, beating Venezuela's Maria Vento-Kabchi 6-2, 6-1 in the Australian women's hardcourt championships. The 25-year-old Hingis, a five-time Grand Slam singles champion before retiring in 2002 because of ankle, heel and foot injuries, started tentatively as both players exchanged service breaks.
- Charleston Daily Mail
- January 04, 2006
- Pilot Pen 2006: Pilot Pen Women's History
Pilot Pen Tennis, formerly known as the U.S. Women's Hardcourt Championships, was first played in 1948 in San Francisco, Calif. The tournament was not contested from 1970 to 1987 but was reinstated by the USTA in 1988. It has been held at four sites, most recently New Haven beginning in 1998. YEAR - SITE - SINGLES CHAMPION - San Francisco - Gertrude Moran
- New Haven Register
- March 05, 2007
- Short in Height, Not in Skill
By Chris Carlson The Virginian-Pilot

...'s USTA Girls 16s National Claycourt Championships, romping through the first three rounds without lo...After finishing third at last year's hardcourt national championships and qualifying for this yea...
- The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
- July 21, 2011
- Hewitt Opens 2005 Tennis Season with Victory
ADELAIDE, Australia - Top-seeded Lleyton Hewitt opened his 2005 singles season with a 2-6, 6-1, 6-1 win over French qualifier Arnaud Clement in a first-round match today at the Australian men's hardcourt tennis championships. Hewitt had a series of early unforced errors and dropped four consecutive games in the first set. He found his rhythm in the second, taking the final five games and serving out the set with an ace.
- Charleston Daily Mail
- January 06, 2005
- Match Point?
Officials for The Forward Agency did not return calls seeking comment, but an online announcement from the firm's owner, Jason Pritchett, advertised sponsorship opportunities for an ATP tournament to be held at the Atlanta Athletic Club that will be televised on ESPN2 and The Tennis Channel. Event is named Tournament of the Year for 11th time by professional players; event organizers seek master's status for tournament, which would put it in the highest ring of tournaments worldwide, outside Grand Slams 2003: RCA Championships moves from August to July, despite protests from local leaders.

...Men's Hardcourt Championships and RCA Championships. The event bro...
- Indianapolis Business Journal
- December 29, 2009