Bears Sign Newcomer for Next Season

Dec. 1, 2006BERKELEY - California women's tennis coach Jan Brogan announced that Marina Cossou, a French singles and doubles champion among girls 16 and under (G16), has signed a letter of intent and will join the Golden Bears next season.

Williams Sisters, Dad Accused of Perjury
Attorneys for a pair of promoters suing tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams and their father over a tennis match accused the three of perjury.

Andriescu captures another tennis title
Email article Print article Andriescu captures another tennis title Brampton's Ruxandra Andriescu continues to attract attention in Ontario tennis.

Indian women in tennis semi-finals
The Indian women's tennis team ensured at least a silver when they defeated Uzbekistan 2-0 to stormed into the final of the 15th Asian Games here Wednesday. India will meet Chinese Taipei in the final Thursday.

Haarhuis reaches last eight
Haarhuis reaches last eight Wednesday, 6 December, 2006 Defending champion Paul Haarhuis secured his quarter-final place in the BlackRock Masters at London's Royal Albert Hall.

Saluting the best, worst and most absurd in the world of tennis from this past year
Yes, it's that time of year. We've readjusted our bandana and tugged at our pirate pants for the last time. We've hit our last forehand and issued our last apology letter for an untimely withdrawal.

2006: Federer stole the ATP show, again
By Scott Riley, Tennis Editor Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - The incomparable Roger Federer, once again, dominated the ATP headlines in 2006, a year that also marked the end of an era with the retirement of the great Andre Agassi.

Doha ego trip: How the team almost fell apart
Related Stories[X] close Advertisement0.gif' width='1' height='3'> Paes and Bhupathi have all along been thought of as an obvious medal prospect in the mens doubles at the Asian Games.

Tennis: Uzbekistan loses to India, wins bronze
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Things That Make Sharapova Scream
Have you ever contemplated the sight of Maria Sharapova struck in a traffic jam, surrounded by a slew of Hummers en route to a dreaded date with the dentist while a grim group of police direct traffic and an annoyed Sharapova whines about her


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