Japan’s Kimiko Date Krumm won the All-Japan singles title on Saturday–16 years after her last appearance in the final. (The Yomiuri Shimbun)

Win a chance to meet Serena Williams at the Medibank International in Sydney. (Medibank International)

The USTA used the iPrism Web Filter at this year’s US Open to help prevent gambling. (St. Bernard Software)

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Nadia Petrova, currently ranked No. 11 in the world, has joined the field for January’s ASB Classic. (The New Zealand Herald)

Rising junior star Gabriela Paz has signed with Renaissance Tennis. (ZooTennis)

Sony Ericsson WTA Tour players earned $132,000 for Habitat for Humanity as part of the Tour’s Aces for Homes program during 2008. (Sony Ericsson WTA Tour)

Cara Black and Liezel Huber shared top honors in this year’s Ms. Backspin awards. (WTA Backspin)

Beaumont, TX, Providence, R.I., and Surprise, Ariz are bidding to host the opening USA Fed Cup tie in February. (Beaumont Enterprise)

Ana Ivanovic visited the “14 October” primary school in Baric, Serbia as part of her UNICEF National Ambassadorship on Friday. (Ana Ivanovic’s Official Website)

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The International Tennis Federation has announced the proposed venue locations for the opening round of Fed Cup by BNP Paribas in 2009. (Fed Cup)

Nicole Vaidisova is busy preparing for the 2009 tennis season. (Nick’s Tennis Picks)

Serena Williams will arrive in Kenya today. (Kenya Broadcasting Company)

Daniela Hantuchova has signed up to compete at the Brisbane International. (Fox Sports)

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The Sony Ericsson WTA Tour will begin charging players who exceed six or seven medical timeouts in the 2009 tennis season. (North West Star)

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Serena Williams will travel to Kenya this week to open the Serena Williams Secondary School in Matooni. (Kenya Broadcasting Corporation)

Na Li is expected to compete at the Brisbane International in January. (Macau Daily Times)

Ola Malmqvist has been named Head of Women’s Tennis for USTA Elite Player Development. (USA Today)

On the Line’s featured player for November is Vera Zvonareva. (On the Line)

Tennis Magazine is featuring the Top 50 U.S. Tennis Resorts of 2008. (Tennis.com)

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Sign up now to host a USTA Block Party during 2009! (USTA Midwest Section)

Jelena Jankovic, Cara Black, and Liezel Huber were officially awarded No. 1 trophies by the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour. (Sony Ericsson WTA Tour)

The WTA Tour is working hard to promote gender equality in the Middle East. (MSN India)

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CNBC reports that Maria Sharapova could be considering a move from promoting Gatorade to Enlyten SportStrips. (CNBC)

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What’s your tennis identity? What look makes your tennis game tick? Tennis Identity wants fans to submit their answers and pictures. (Tennis Identity)

Jelena Jankovic hopes to enjoy a long stint as No. 1. (CBS Sportsline)

The Sony Ericsson Open is looking for volunteers to assist at next year’s tournament. (Sony Ericsson Open)

Orleans will host the Fed Cup by BNP Paribas World Group tie between Italy and host nation France in February. (Fed Cup)

Official On the Baseline t-shirts are on sale. All qualifying purchases over $25.00 will receive free shipping.

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The USA economic recession is impacting professional tennis. (Tennis.com)

Ana Ivanovic and other top players want to meet with Sony Ericsson WTA Tour officials about the new Roadmap plan while in Doha. (Tennishead)

Angela Haynes hopes to play the qualifying tournament for the Australian Open. (Globe and Mail)

Anna Kournikova might consider returning to play doubles in the future. (Star Telegram)

Arlen Kantarian will leave a strong legacy behind him at the USTA. (Sports Business Journal)

Congratulations to JimM for winning a 2009 US Open Calendar during our recent contest!

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Samantha Stosur is eager to continue her comeback road in 2009. She successfully returned this year after a battle with Lyme Disease and viral meningitis. (The Courier)

Juniors who sign up for a USTA membership will receive a free tennis racquet and ball. (USTA Middle States)

Jelena Jankovic has been spotted using the Etch-Swing. (WTA Tennis Blog)

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Yanina Wickmayer, the only player from Belgium inside the Top 100, has signed a management deal with IMG. (Nick’s Tennis Picks)

Sania Mirza will participate in the prize ceremony at the $10,000 ITF women’s tournament in Muzaffarnagar, India. (The Times of India)

Three Chinese tennis players are currently inside the Top 40. (Xinhua News Agency)

Aleksandra Wozniak is blogging from the Bell Challenge in Quebec City. (Sony Ericsson WTA Tour)

USTA President Jane Brown Grimes will be honored by the International Tennis Hall of Fame on Thursday, December 11. (USTA)

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World No. 1 Jelena Jankovic will headline January’s Sydney International before heading to the Australian Open. (Fox Sports Australia)

Professional tennis players couldhave more success when challenging balls that are called out. (KDKA)

The Tour has profiled Petra Kvitova. (Sony Ericsson WTA Tour)

New Flexipave courts have been laid at the Khalifa Tennis Complex for the season-ending Championships. (Gulf Times)

Tennis Australia has elected a new board of directors. (Tennis Australia)

Sarah Borwell is blogging from the Bell Challenge in Quebec City. (Tennishead)

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