On the Baseline Tennis News

Kids aged eight and nine are arguably one of the most critical age groups to get involved in tennis and get them to stick with it.

World number one Dinara Safina kicks off her US Open title pursuit on Tuesday against Olivia Rogowska.

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When she’s not playing tennis, what interests Ana?

As part of ESPN’s first annual coverage of the US Open, the television network is offering live streaming of tennis matches on its free internet subsidiary, ESPN360.com.

Monday signals the start of the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour’s final major tournament of the 2009 season.

Join On the Baseline throughout the fortnight for live coverage of the 2009 US Open and daily top 10 lists to keep you posted on all the action in New York City!

Former champion Kim Clijsters will headline the opening session of the 2009 US Open on Monday.

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On Saturday, Caroline Wozniacki defeated Elena Vesnina to earn her second consecutive Pilot Pen title, and her sixth Sony Ericsson WTA Tour title.

The women’s final match came very close to being a washout, thanks to a steady stream of rain that began on Friday.

Second seed Caroline Wozniacki successfully defended her Pilot Pen Tennis title on Sunday with a two sets win over Elena Vesnina.

Second seed Caroline Wozniacki will play Elena Vesnina in the women’s final at Pilot Pen Tennis on Saturday.

Three major television networks are slated to bring tennis fans in the United States live coverage of the 2009 US Open.

TV broadcasts from the US Open will be available live from Flushing Meadows on CBS, ESPN2 and Tennis Channel.

The women’s draw has been made, I’ve made my pick for the winner, and now it is your turn!

Tell us who you think will win the 2009 US Open women’s title in this week’s edition of Open Forum Friday.

Eighth seed Amelie Mauresmo beat top seed Svetlana Kuznetsova in three sets in the quarterfinals of Pilot Pen Tennis on Thursday.

After eight months of exciting tennis around the globe, the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour is headed to New York City for the season’s last major tournament.

Aaress Lawless previews the upcoming action at Flushing Meadows and takes a first look at the players to watch during the 2009 US Open.

Fifth and sixth seeds Agnieszka Radwanska and Marion Bartoli both retired on Wednesday at the Pilot Pen.

For the first time ever, tennis fans can watch the US Open draw ceremony live on their televisions.

The draw for the 2009 tennis season’s final major tournament will be unveiled live from Bristol, Connecticut and will be aired uninterrupted on ESPNews from 12:00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 27.