For the first time in program history, the North Carolina women's tennis team captured the ITA National Team Indoor Championship this morning in Charlottesville, Virginia. In an improbable run, the eighth seeded Tar Heels upset the top-seeded and defending National...
Please join us in welcoming Patrick Kypson to the JTCC family! Patrick hails from Greenville, North Carolina and is currently ranked in the top 10 in the Boys 14 and Under Division. He has accumulated an overall record of 44 - 20. In 2011, Patrick was selected to...
Sixteen teams will vie for the ITA National Women's Team Indoor Championship title this weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia. Tournament play will kickoff tomorrow at 9:00 AM EST. All matches will be played at The Boar's Head Sports Club. First round matchups...
Last night, James Blake defeated Denis Kudla in straight sets (6-4, 6-4) to breeze into the third round of the Challenger of Dallas. Blake has yet to lose a set in the tournament. He will face Houstonian and fellow American Michael Russell (No. 90 in the world) in a...
JTCC alum Denis Kudla will square off with former world No. 4 James Blake in the second round of the Challenger of Dallas tournament tonight. Kudla, currently ranked 142nd in the world, reached the second round by knocking off qualifier Jean Andersen, 6-2, 6-1. Blake...
Holly Morris takes her Holly Live to JTCC. Click here to see the video.
WJLA ABC Good Morning Washington featured JTCC on June 3 in four segments highlighting: US Open National Playoffs Qualifying Tournament held at the Tennis Center at College Park Game On!, JTCC's community outreach program 10-and-Under Tennis Tennis tips from Vesa...
An Aston Martin, a Bentley and a Jaguar are among the cars parked at the Tennis Center at College Park. Through the door of the private club one will find luxury locker rooms; 30 courts; a health club; and an office, about 120 square feet with one window, that was...
The first orange cone, set up on the far right corner of the service box, goes flying. Clank. Another, this one some 15 feet to the left, is sent into the air moments later. Ream More...