Get tennis out of the Olympics

Article Abstract:

Tennis does not need to be included in the Olympics since it already gets substantial media coverage from its regular tournaments. Moreover, tennis has long been treated as a minor-sport during the Olympics and players stand to get nothing, in terms of money and rankings, from their participation.

Evaluation, Olympics

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Hard-court season heats up

Article Abstract:

The atmosphere in North America intensifies as professional tennis players gear up for the 1997 US Open. The best and the finest players, including Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Martina Hingis and Kimiko Date, will display their talents in vying for the title.

North America, United States Open (Tennis)

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Stanford women end "lengthy" title drought

Article Abstract:

The Stanford Cardinal women's tennis team receives its first win in six years in the 1997 NCAA championship title after defeating defending champion Florida. Headed by coach Frank Brennan, the women's team scored an impressive 5-1 victory over Florida.

Achievements and awards, Tennis players, Stanford University, NCAA Championship (Tennis)

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