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TO VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS OF PLAYERS IN ACTION, VISIT GALLERY SECTION OF THIS WEBSITE
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To view photographs of trophy presentation at the 'No Quit' tournament, please visit 'Gallery' section on the right side of this web page
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13 children, 3 weeks, 8 cities, 15 speakers, 8 colleges, 12 historical tours, celebrities, senators, producers, CEO's, a Governor and a Pulitzer prize winning author, all to inspire 13 children to be the leaders of tomorrow.
Photos available upon request. Contact Ryan Wolfington, (702) 822-1081.
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On July 24th, the Lance Armstrong Foundation hosted the Presidential Cancer Townhall at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Lance Armstrong and Paula Zahn moderated the discussion and the presumptive Republican Nominee for President, Senator John McCain answered questions for nearly and hour before an audience of 2000. The townhall was part of the 2nd LiveStrong Summit. The four day Summit provided education, advocacy and election skills to over 1000 individuals from around the world. Nevada participants included Rob Kinas and Christina Taylor. |
The 2008 USTA/Nevada Adult League District Championship, presented by Chrysler, was held at the Darling Tennis Center, June 17-22. The Championship had a record breaking 475 participants.
Tournament Director Mary Maragos stated "This is the largest USTA Adult District Championship in the history of the USTA/Nevada." With 475 participants, every level of play was represented. "It was so exciting to have the Darling Tennis Center filled to capacity with players as well as spectators. This is a true reflection of the phenomenal growth of league tennis in the valley."
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USTA Junior player Asia Muhammad, just off an amazing run to the final of Tennis Channel Open $50,000 Challenger, defeated the #2 junior in the world Melanie Oudin 6-2, 6-3 at the MovieGallery Pro Classic 2008. Muhammad won 3 matches in the qualifying rounds to reach the main draw. Asia then defeated the #177 player on the WTA pro tour, Kopp Jones 6-2, 6-2, before getting injured and losing in the second round to the eventual winner Bethany Mattek 6-4, 6-3. Mattek just lost to Sharapova in the French open in three sets. Muhammad won her first pro tournament this past summer and according to her coach has a new found confidence.
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To view photographs of womens and mens USTA league held in June 2008, please visit GALLERY section
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