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ETC junior player, Caden Scarlett, earned the Sportsmanship Award this past weekend while competing at an elevated USTA Midwest tournament. Caden boasts an 9 UTR and a ranking just outside of the top 100 for Boys 16s. He walked away with the award and three big wins and a consolation quarterfinal appearance. Congratulations to Caden Read More …
North High school senior, Juleah Scarlett has signed her national letter of intent to play for Spring Hill College in the Fall of 2020. She will join an already successful Badger team, who finished 2nd in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 2019. Juleah has represented North High school at #1 singles, the past two Read More …
The 2019 Margaritaville USA Pickleball National Championships has concluded and our very own Brian Poynter comes back a National Champion. The annual tournament was played in Indian Wells this past week. Poynter and his partner navigated their way through the Men’s Senior Open Division to reach the final four. After advancing to the final round Read More …
Mater Dei Senior signed her National Letter of Intent last week in front of family, friends and coaches. Alexa has been a part of our organization for many years, and we are thrilled and excited to have played a small role in her development. Despite considering multiple colleges, she ultimately chose Marian University. She will Read More …
The Junior Orange Bowl is not only an international tournament, it is one of the most important and prestigious junior tournaments in the world. The globally recognized event brings together over 1,300 of the top ranked male and female players, representing 76 countries. The tournament boasts an impressive alumni list of current pros including: Caroline Read More …
This past weekend was a busy weekend for our Juniors. Several players participated in tournaments over the weekend and competed very well. Allie Schnarr, who is part of our Academy Elite program traveled to Cincinnati to battle other Midwest players in the Girls 14 and Under division. Allie, entered the tournament as a #1 seed Read More …
Mater Dei Senior and 2-time IHSAA State Semi-Finalist Aaron Thompson made it official in October, by signing his national letter of intent to play for Xavier University. Joined by his parents and grandparents, Aaron addressed the entire student body of Mater Dei to officially announce his decision. Thompson, who will go down as one of Read More …
Mater Dei senior and 2017 IHSAA State-finalist, Aaron Thompson verbally committed this week to continue his education and playing career at Xavier University. Aaron , who has been ranked as high as top 30 in the Midwest, according to USTA rankings, will join a solid 2019 recruiting class for the Musketeers. Aaron will be the Read More …
This year’s women’s professional tennis tournament starts Sunday with play beginning at 9 AM at ETC – Wesselman. Play will continue throughout the day until around 4 PM. Come out and watch some great tennis all next week!!! Here is our schedule of events: To learn more about this years’ “Players to Watch” click Evansville Women’s Read More …
Nathan Mao (Topsham, ME) entered the weekend unseeded but showed he is capable of competing in the 16 and Under division. Mao who spent the winter break competing at the USTA Winter National Championships, won multiple rounds as a 14 and Under player. Mao was ranked top 100 in the nation as a 14 and Read More …