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Fitz Paccione was the man that made the 2009 State Games happen, working as a coordinator who signed up 71 players to compete. Fitz ran the tournament largely on his own, with assistance from the always helpful academy players. Fitz also was in c...
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Fab7 is made up of seven Portland State University students who are majoring in Community Development. This program is offered through the College of Urban and Public Affairs to engage students in community organization, activism and outreach. ...
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Tuesday, February 03, 2009 2:44 PM ET USTA Serves – Foundation for Academics. Character. Excellence., the philanthropic and charitable entity of the USTA, announced today that under the “Aces for Kids” umbrella, it has awarded 39 grants, 17 in conju...
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Portland After-School Tennis & Education of Portland, Ore.One of Eight Community Organizations Nationwide To Receive Inaugural USTA GrantWHITE PLAINS, N.Y., April 2, 2009 – The USTA today announced that Portland After-School Tennis & Education in Portla...
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Arthur Ashe was an American hero fighting battles both on and off the court. In his life, he broke barriers in the tennis world, becoming a three time grand slam champion, and the first African American male to win a grand slam tournament. Off the court, ...
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National Junior Tennis League (NJTL) is a network of community organizations dedicated to introducing as many youngsters as possible to the sport of tennis. The program provides them with a safe haven, adult role models and opportunities to develop positi...
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Participants in the Portland After School Tennis program get instruction and guidance from experts such as Brian, Brad and Brett Joelson. The lean, athletic gentleman providing instruction to a group of 12 high-schoolers at Portland Tennis Center on this ...
