August 1999 News

Final preparations are underway for another exciting Nationals tourny here in Kalamazoo. Match play will commence at 8 a.m ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

More than 400 of the nation\\\'s best young amateur male tennis players will arrive in Kalamazoo this week to ...

Source: Darlene Pontello (Tournament Office)

A new feature in this year's tournament web site is the Player Profiles section. Fans can visit the Player ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

The nation's best tennis talent faced off at Kalamazoo College's Stowe Stadium and Sorensen Courts at Western Michigan ...

Source: Joe Taylor

The Bryan twins (Bob and Mike) concluded a busy week, which included collecting a bronze at the Pan American Games ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Saturday Nationals action has been suspended at both Stowe Stadium and WMU courts as of approximately 1:15 p.m ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Rainy weather delays singles and forces 16 doubles indoors. Play will continue at the Markin Center and West Hills through ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Sunday, Aug. 8.
A misting fog has covered Kalamazoo this morning, the remnants of the rains from yesterday. Despite periodic ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Despite rain forcing the 16 feed-ins indoors, by late morning the weather had cleared in Kalamazoo allowing 16 and 18 ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

All but two of the seeded 16s doubles pairs advanced in yesterday's indoor doubles play.

Top seeded Rajeev Ram ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Jesse Witten (Naples, FL), Robby Ginepri (Marietta, GA) and Hamid Mirzadeh (Lake Worth, FL) all advanced in Sunday afternoon singles ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Today Stowe will feature both 18 and 16 Singles 3rd Round action and Western has 18 Feed in's 3rd ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Aug. 9, 1999
For most of the day today, play at Western was dominated by the feed in draws of ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Early morning thunderstorms rolled through the Kalamazoo area on Tuesday. The 3rd round 16 singles feed-in play scheduled for 8 ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Aug. 12, 1999
Times likely to change as weather/scheduling permits.

Kalamazoo College's Stowe Stadium:
8am 18 Feed In ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Aug 11, 1999
Last night, the West Main Neighborhood held its annual picnic for players, guests, officials and volunteers of ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Millions of Palm Pilot users were excited to learn earlier this year that their pocket-sized digital organizers were going wireless ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Day seven in Kalamazoo arrives with the threat of afternoon rain and just eight players remaining in both the 18 ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

As expected, the rain arrived at mid-day suspending play with one quarter-final match completed. Second seed Robby Ginepri (Marietta, GA ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Four quarter-final matches were completed at Markin late yesterday (Thursday) afternoon and evening. Second seeded Stephen Amritraj (Calabasas, CA) and ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Robby Ginepri (Marietta, GA) captured his second title in as many days by winning the 1999 16's Singles Championship ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Matches at Stowe Stadium:
(times/locations subject to weather)

8:30am 16 Feed In, 5th Round
9am 18 Feed In ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Quarter-final action wrapped up Friday afternoon in both the 16 and 18 divisions.

In 18s action, top seed Phillip King ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Semi-final doubles action concluded early Friday evening. Pairing off in Saturday's 18s finals match will be Michael Calkins and ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Sunday's 16 singles final will feature second seed Robby Ginepri (Marietta, GA) against sixteenth seed Ytai Abougzir (Boca Raton ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Top seeded Phillip King (Long Beach, CA) will face second seed Mardy Fish (Vero Beach, FL) in Sunday's 18s ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

It's been a good day for Ytai Abougzir (Boca Raton, FL) and Robby Ginepri (Marietta, GA). Both won their ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff

Top seeded Phillip King (Long Beach, CA) defeated second seed Mardy Fish (Vero Beach, FL) to win the 1999 18 ...

Source: USTA Boys Staff