tennis

The competitive tennis player earns style points for her Sporty Spice wardrobe.

Cracked Racquets, a scrappy tennis-media outfit, might have perfect timing—unless COVID-19 keeps the sport sidelined.

Whether you’ve never picked up a racket or haven’t since gym class, get ready to embrace your inner Serena or Roger with these tips on how to get in the game, safely.

The owners believe the club is the only one in the state with red clay.

Where does the Carmel athlete keep his Olympic medal?

If Ram had a signature T-shirt, it might read, “I won a silver at the Rio Olympics, I’m ranked in the top 20 … and all Indianapolis ever gave me was this lousy magazine story.”

We’re looking forward to a weekend of Vonnegut opera, craft cocktail tours, and Home-A-Rama.

“I’m a restless IU fan. To be fair, I think people forget where the program was when Crean got there. But if Brad Stevens availed himself, if he was more forthcoming about expressing an interest in the job, that would make me very happy.”

Presenting the Peyton Manning Collection™

Ram remains alive in men’s doubles action at the All England Club—and has his work cut out for him.

“I’m making up for being disqualified the last time I played in Indianapolis,” Agassi said when addressing the audience of about 200.

This week, we speak of retro love and cute, sporty tees.

“There is a group of people who grew up here with tennis as a part of their year,” says Courier, “and looked forward to that RCA [Championships] tournament every year and have something to call their own.”

The tennis legend put on a show, faring far better in the same arena than his favorite Knicks do this season against the Pacers. He defeated two fellow former stars and went out downtown.

Says Jim Courier of castmates John McEnroe, Mark Philippoussis, and Ivan Lendl, “It’s Valentine’s Day, and you’ve got to be with the one you love. I’m going to be with Johnny Mac and Phlip, and Lendl.”