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Victoria Azarenka
Azarenka was born in Minsk, Belarus, and currently resides in Scottsdale, Arizona. A right-handed player whose favorite shot is her two-handed backhand, she has earned more than $1.1 million since turning pro in 2003. Azarenka is currently ranked #16 in singles, #9 in doubles. For her current WTA profile, please click here |
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Lauren Cash
A recent graduate of Boston College, Lauren posted a 9-3 record in her senior year and was a semifinalist in the USTA NTC Women’s College Tennis Tournament and the Wilson/ITA East Regional Championships. A strong fall season earned her a #6-ranking in the East region. As a junior, she compiled a 16-9 overall record in the first doubles spot, playing primarily with partner Dasha Cherkasov. A former NJ all-state player, Lauren finished high school with a 95-1 record. |
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Julia Cohen
This University of Miami Hurricane has ranked as high as #5 in the Campbell’s/ITA Singles poll, and has been named an ITA All-American. She is the recipient of All-Conference honors for the ACC . In addition to here singles play Julia is an accomplished doubles player ranking within the top 50. For her current profile, please click here |
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Jenna Loeb
A three-time winner of the New York High School State Championships (a first by anyone!), Jenna Loeb was an All-American three times in high school and was selected as the most accomplished tennis player in NY State. She ranked #1 in the USTA Eastern Tennis Section for eight years in a row and was ranked in the top 10 nationally as a junior. She played in the Junior Fed Cup for two years and was twice named the Journal News Athlete of the Year. After a very distinguished high school career, Jenna received a full scholarship to Wake Forest University (ranked as one of the top 15 tennis teams in the country). For her profile, please click here |
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Jamie Loeb
The sister of standout player Jenna Loeb, Jamie is the #1-ranked 16-year-old in the nation. One of the most exciting young players in the game today, Jamie has been winning junior tournaments and attracting attention for years. Expect to hear much more from this up-and-coming star. |
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Christina McHale
One of America’s most exciting up and coming players, local favorite Christina McHale is sure to be popular at the 2010 Kennedy Funding Invitational. Born in Teaneck, NJ in 1992, she now resides in nearby Englewood Cliffs, NJ. She played the first ITF Circuit events of her career in 2007, winning one doubles title. She now has an overall record of 19-4. For her current WTA profile, please click here |
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Melanie Oudin
American sensation Melanie Oudin captured the 2009 Kennedy Funding Women’s Championship in 2009 and then captured the hearts of millions as she shocked the world with her performance at the US Open. Dramatic upsets of #4 seeded Elena Dementieva, #29 seeded Maria Sharapova and #13 seeded Nadia Petrova made Melanie the youngest Grand Slam quarterfinalist since Serena Williams in 1999. She began playing at age 7 at the encouragement of her grandmother, proving “you don't have to be tall to win things". In 2007, she won 27 consecutive matches, including 4 consecutive tournaments on the ITF Junior Circuit. In April 2008, 3 months after going professional she won the Easter Bowl and USTA International Spring Championships. Melanie now ranks at #41. For her current WTA profile, please click here |
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Sloane Stephens
This 17-year-old native of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida has attracted quite a bit of attention recently. After a very successful career on the ITF Junior Circuit (with a career-high junior ranking of #5), she’s been an exciting up-and-coming player since turning pro in 2009. She now ranks #366 in the world. For her current WTA profile, please click here |
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Jessica Stiles
This 19-year old New Jersey native has just completed her freshmen year at Duke University. She has won multiple Level I sanctioned events and reached the semi and quarterfinals at other tournaments. She is currently ranked #46 nationally by tennisrecruiting.net. For her current profile, please click here |
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