CARMEL -- Carmel tennis pro Rajeev Ram will hold a fund-raising exhibition called "EntouRAJ for Kids!" Dec. 4 at Carmel Racquet Club.

Tennis.com: Fighting her way into the third round at the U.S. Open, 18-year-old Beatrice Capra has shown remarkable composure and skill. If she can beat Maria Sharapova in the next round, she'll be fully embraced as the next Melanie Oudin.

The Wahpeton boys tennis team continues its search for points in a 9-0 loss to Red River on Thursday. “We played the best team in the state today and they came out swinging. I think our kids showed a lot of heart and stroked the ball with no fear,” coach Kyle Christianson said.

The Monticello girls' tennis team has eight matches in, and school doesn't even start for another five days. But there have been some early highs and lows for coach Jeff Bordwell's team, which is facing its first season without the Magic's "first lady" of tennis - state qualifier Katie Kotschevar.

Tennis.com: Melanie Oudin's magical performance in 2009 ensured that no matter what she did in the 11-plus month interim, she would be judged by how she performed here in 2010. That pressure was Oudin's downfall in the second round.

John McEnroe wants a hand in reviving American tennis. He wants to do it his way. The John McEnroe Tennis Academy opens Sept. 13, the day after the U.S. Open. The academy will be on Randall's Island, a strip of land between Manhattan and Queens. McEnroe wants it to be a place where young players can develop without leaving home and moving to a boarding school and tennis academy.

Oakley, Inc. today announced that tennis pro Janko Tipsarevic relied on Oakley's groundbreaking new prescription lens technology as he defeated number-nine ranked Andy Roddick in the second round of the U.S.

TCU women's tennis coach Dave Borelli announced today the addition of Roland Ingram to his coaching staff.

It's a Wednesday evening, and despite the summer's heat, the five tennis courts at Gwynedd-Mercy College are packed. Some have even driven over an hour just to be there.

To most tennis fans, American John Isner will be forever remembered as the man who won the longest ever tennis match at Wimbledon this year.