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THE FUTURE OF TENNIS. The SoCal Pro Series returns in 2024 with seven ITF/USTA Pro Circuit $15,000 men’s and women’s tournaments (awarding more than $210,000 in total prize money), each showcasing the most talented up-and-coming players based in Southern California. From junior phenoms to the cream of the crop in college tennis, SoCal Pro Series competitors will vie for valuable ATP and ...
13 de jun. de 2024 · We Are Southern California USC, L.A. and California's southland are inextricably linked. Our passion as a great private research university serves the public good across the city and throughout SoCal — advancing society and improving lives.
COLLEGE TENNIS 101. Throughout the history of tennis, some of the game’s all-time greats developed their skills under the spotlight of collegiate programs in Southern California. Names like Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith, and Jimmy Connors are legendary figures within SoCal’s storied tennis history, while the likes of Steve Johnson, Danielle Lao ...
7 de jun. de 2023 · The University of San Diego hosts Week 2 (June 5-11) of the SoCal Pro Series – seven consecutive week-long professional men’s and women’s tennis events on the USTA Pro Circuit and ITF World Tennis Tour, organized by USTA Southern California, and played throughout San Diego, Los Angeles and Orange counties. Men’s and women’s singles qualifying concluded while main draw play in men’s ...
The official 2023-24 Men's Tennis Roster for the California Golden Bears. ... Skip To Main Content. University of California Athletics. Scoreboard. Events; Results; Main Navigation Menu. ... 2023-24 Men's Tennis Roster # Full Name Pos Ht. Academic Year Hometown / High School; Alex Aney: 6-2: Fr.
MORE SOCAL SUCCESS AT MAY LEVEL 3 JUNIOR TOURNAMENTS. Southern California juniors took home 12 USTA Level 3 National Tournament titles in both singles and doubles from May 4-6 at various sites throughout the country. – READ THE FULL STORY. MORE JUNIOR TENNIS NEWS.
16 de jun. de 2022 · June 19, 2022. The SoCal Pro Circuit’s three-tournament run in San Diego, concluding Sunday at the Barnes Tennis Center Open, was the intersection of two Southern California tennis players — Oceanside resident Megan McCray and University of San Diego graduate August Holmgren — going in opposite directions. For McCray, Sunday’s women’s ...
