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WHEELCHAIR TENNIS
TENNIS CAMP COUNSELORS Spend 5 weeks in San Diego this summer. The USD/TomHagedorn Tennis Camp is looking for camp counselors for this summer.
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Extractions: The All-American Tennis Camp is a residential tennis camp based at the College of Wooster in Wooster, OH. The camp has been in business for more than 20 years and is one of the largest in the Midwest. We are looking for camp staff ages 18 and over to fill the position of tennis instructor. High School tennis team experience is required and college team experience is preferred. Work week is Sunday through Thursday. Room and Board is provided. Pay is weekly ($300 +_ per week). Please contact David Schilling 614-326-3402 or email david@tenniscamp101.com
Results Of Intercollegiate Wheelchair Tennis Western Regional Championships Held
Results of Intercollegiate wheelchair tennis Western Regional Championshipsheld at University of Arizona, Tucson February 1618, 2001.
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Extractions: Results of Intercollegiate Wheelchair Tennis Western Regional Championships held at University of Arizona, Tucson February 16-18, 2001. Team Event: (A team consists of 4 players 2 men, 1 woman, 1 quad. The winner is determined based on a 5 point match - #1 mens singles, #2 mens singles, womens singles, quad singles, and a doubles match consisting of any 2 players. Singles are 2 of 3 sets and doubles are an 8-game pro set. A team must have at least 2 players to compete in a team event and must default the positions not filled. A woman or quad may play the mens position. st place Georgia State University (GSU)
USA Tennis Florida - Communitytennis - 3/16/2003 105100 AM
wheelchair tennis is one of the fastest growing and most challengingof all wheelchair sports. To meet this demand, USA Tennis offers
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The Campbell Reporter | U.S. Wheelchair Tennis Champ Sharon Clark
Life has become a whirlwind tour for US wheelchair tennis champ. Campbellteacher Sharon Clark prepares to take on the world of tennison-wheels.
http://www.svcn.com/archives/campbellreporter/06.23.99/tennis-9925.html

Extractions: Life has become a whirlwind tour for U.S. wheelchair tennis champ Campbell teacher Sharon Clark prepares to take on the world of tennis-on-wheels By Suzanne Barnecut Even though she's been on the go almost continually for a monthshe recently returned from the Japan Open tournament and is on her way to RenoSharon Clark's home is spotlessly clean. There's no luggage shoved into corners or extra tennis balls rolling across the hardwood floors. A quick glance around her cozy living room reveals candles lining the mantlepiece, a rocking chair snug between two windows and Japanese artbought at last year's Japan Openhanging above a plush navy-blue couch. Clark, a substitute teacher who works in the Campbell Union School District, is the United States' reigning Wheelchair Tennis champion. She wheels easily about her house, then hoists herself onto the couch to explain how her love affair with tennis began by accident in 1986. Clark grew up playing soccer and running track, but in March of her senior year of high school, a ski trip with friends changed the course of her life. The car slid on a patch of ice and overturned, leaving Clark with a broken back. She was 17 years old.
Wheelchair Tennis
wheelchair tennis. National wheelchair tennis Camp Jun 22-24, 2001Interstate Match Results, Apr 21, 2001 wheelchair tennis news
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Wheelchair Tennis News Dec 2000
wheelchair tennis News, Dec 2000. The wheelchair tennis Numerous otherwheelchair tennis events are planned for 2001. The first is
http://www.mtatennis.com/MatchPlay/wheelchair_tennis_news_dec_2000.htm

Extractions: The Wheelchair Tennis and Super Senior (age 75 +/- ) exhibitions put on by Jay Krouse, Director of Tennis at the Boothbay Region YMCA, on October 21, was quite successful. It attracted about 60 spectators. Wheelchair tennis players were Dennis Fitzgibbons (Yarmouth), Zach Beaulieu (Augusta), Wes Smith (Bangor) and Dick Lane (Hudson, NH). Super Senior players were Del Fuller (Brunswick), Clark Johnson (Boothbay Region), Brad Jones (Boothbay Region), George Robbins (New Harbor), Debbie Smith (Camden), Kelevi Oittinen (Camden), and Audrey Post (Boothbay Region). The event was filmed and aired by Channel 5 for several days thereafter. The three new indoor tennis courts at the Damariscotta YMCA will have a Grand Opening in late February. It is anticipated that with these three new indoor courts, plus the two new indoor courts at Boothbay, which is about a 25-minute drive away, USTA League matches can be held at the combined facilities. Included in the Grand Opening ceremonies will be a wheelchair tennis exhibition and a Super Seniors able-bodied exhibition (age 75 +/- ). Numerous other wheelchair tennis events are planned for 2001. The first is an interstate match on April 21 at PAC, then a combined Wheelchair Tennis Beginners Day with Maine Handicapped Skiing on June 9 at PAC, a three-day summer camp June 22-24 at MIT, an interstate match at the Pilot Pen Touranemts in August at New Haven, CT, participation in the Boston Mayor's Tournament, also in August, another interstate match in NH in the fall, and several more exhibitions both in ME and NH including the Old Port Festival.
USTA Midwest Section - Communitytennis - 3/16/2003 34113 PM
wheelchair tennis is one of the fastest growing and most challengingof all wheelchair tennis sports. To meet this demand, USA Tennis
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Forest Wheels Vzw
Forest Wheels is the biggest wheelchair tennis club of Flanders at thismoment. Visit our site to learn more about our favourite sport!
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Wheelchair Tennis Lessons
wheelchair tennis Lessons. Internships Quad Have you always wantedto experience the art and game of wheelchair tennis? You only
http://www.cityofreno.com/com_service/inclusion/tennis.html

Extractions: Have you always wanted to experience the art and game of wheelchair tennis? You only need two bounces and the willingness to try something new and exciting. In addition to the joy of tennis, this increases physical conditioning, mental efficiency and peak performance. Develop your skills and increase wheelchair mobility through drills, through a series of stroke productions, serving, serve returns, volleys and singles and doubles strategy. The award-winning, nonprofit Northern Nevada/Tahoe Wheelchair Tennis Association in partnership with the RPCS invites you to 42 sessions of wheelchair tennis instruction and practice. This program is designed for juniors to seniors and for beginning to advanced levels. Achieve the wheelchair mobility that provides the base and transition for balance, timing, motion and execution of tennis skills. Become one with your chair, begin to find your style of play and have fun! Get ready for the upcoming tournaments in Reno and Truckee and the USTA Wheelchair Tennis circuit and ITF Tour.
Wheelchair Tennis Championship
wheelchair tennis Championship. 16th FarWest Regional wheelchair tennis Championshipas part of the NEC Championship Series 2, June 1316, 2002. CANCELLED.
http://www.cityofreno.com/com_service/inclusion/wheelchairchamp.html

Extractions: The following links will take you outside of the City of Reno website. The City of Reno is not responsible for, and does not exert editorial control over information on these sites. 16th FarWest Regional Wheelchair Tennis Championship as part of the NEC Championship Series 2, June 13-16, 2002 CANCELLED This annual, all-volunteer, award-winning wheelchair tennis championship presented by USTA NorCal is the largest world-class sporting event in the West outside the US Open Championship in San Diego. The Truckee Meadows community has been hosting this national/international 11-day event continuously for 16 years, bringing thousands of wheelchair tennis athletes, along with their friends and families, to participate in 14 divisions from juniors to seniors. Junior scholarships packages available, please call the director, 530-587-2108. We invite you this spring to join our expanding family of volunteers. We have a wide variety of creative positions so that you can celebrate with us and meet new friends from all over the world whether during the tournament or vacation package or both. This highly visible USTA spectator sport features tennis matches between 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. daily. See the best of world-class athletes and support your favorite local members of the Reno/Tahoe Wheelchair Tennis Team. For information, call (775) 852-7077 or (530) 587-2108 for director.
Wheelchair Tennis
wheelchair tennis May 31June 2. The 1996 Philadelphia WheelchairTennis Tournament, organized by MossRehab and the Philadelphia
http://www.upenn.edu/almanac/v42/n33/tennis.html

Extractions: The 1996 Philadelphia Wheelchair Tennis Tournament, organized by MossRehab and the Philadelphia Department of Recreation's Carousel House, will be held May 31 through June 2 at Penn's Lott Tennis Courts, 33rd and Walnut Streets. Sixty athletes from across the country will compete in the sanctioned sectional tennis event, sponsored in part by Reliance Insurance Company and Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. The tournament is free and open to the public. In case of rain, the tournament will move indoors to the Levy Tennis Pavilion, 3120 Walnut Street. Call 456-3371 for more information. Almanac Volume 42 Number 33
IONE HARTER MEMORIAL JUNIOR WHEELCHAIR TENNIS CAMP
2001 IONE HARTER MEMORIAL JUNIOR wheelchair tennis CAMP. SPONSORED BY. PaulJ. Harter United States Tennis Association The Coronado Rotary Club.
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Wheelchair Tennis
Since it was founded in 1976 by Brad Parks, wheelchair tennis has becomethe fastest growing disabled sport. wheelchair tennis has
http://www.tennisalberta.com/Info/Wheelchair.html

Extractions: "Getting back up" is perhaps the most gut wrenching thing a disabled person can do. It takes character and determination. For some, "getting back up" might involve doing something intellectual, others play sports. Since it was founded in 1976 by Brad Parks, wheelchair tennis has become the fastest growing disabled sport. Wheelchair tennis has become much more than an activity, it has become a goal, a way to push the limits, and a reason to compete. Twenty five years ago, wheelchair tennis didn't even exist. Today, wheelchair tennis is played around the world on a professional basis with its own tournament circuit, ranking system and prize money. Although small, the wheelchair community in Alberta is definitely vibrant. With charismatic individuals paving the way, wheelchair tennis has a bright future in Alberta. Able-bodied wheelchair division events are already present at two of Alberta's top tournaments-namely the Alberta Open and the Rob Bell Memorial-wheelchair tennis is making its presence known around Alberta. University of Alberta Tennis Centre - Harry Moore
Wheelchair Tennis
Sign up today for the Tennis4you Monthly Newsletter featuring tennis updates,new instructional articles, quicktips and more! wheelchair tennis.
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Colorado Tennis Association
Welcome to the future home page of the Colorado wheelchair tennis Foundation.Until the page has been integrated with the Colorado
http://www.coloradotennis.com/cta/website.asp?Dept=CWTF
Wheelchair Tennis
wheelchair tennis. The International wheelchair tennis Federation (IWTF) wascreated in 1988 to promote the sport of wheelchair tennis worldwide.
http://www.gatorsport.org/tennis.html

Extractions: Wheelchair Tennis Since its inception in 1976, wheelchair tennis has been the fastest growing and one of the most challenging and exciting of all wheelchair sports. It is a sport that has a limited need for adaptations, has high availability of facilities, low-cost equipment, and is recognized worldwide. Due to the recent media exposure, the sport has grown tremendously and the public is beginning to realize the potential this sport has for the disabled. It provides opportunities for many disabled people to enjoy competitive tennis, as well as to share experiences with both able-bodied and disabled friends of all age groups. The International Wheelchair Tennis Federation (IWTF) was created in 1988 to promote the sport of wheelchair tennis worldwide. The original eight founding member nations have been joined by more than forty-five other countries. It is estimated that wheelchair tennis is played in more than seventy countries. On January 1, 1998 the IWTF was fully integrated into the International Tennis Federation (ITF), making it the first disabled sport to achieve such a union at an international level. Basic Information Rules of Wheelchair Tennis Rules of Play The game of wheelchair tennis follows the same rules as able-bodied tennis as endorsed by the ITF except that the wheelchair tennis player is allowed two bounces of the ball. The player must return the ball before it hits the ground a third time. The wheelchair is part of the body and all applicable ITF rules that apply to a players body shall apply to the wheelchair.
WHEELCHAIR TENNIS
wheelchair tennis. Dutch wheelchair tennis. History of wheelchair tennis. InternationalTennis Federation. IPC wheelchair tennis. Junior wheelchair tennis Camp.
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Wheelchair Tennis Rules
wheelchair tennis!?! How do you play tennis in a wheelchair? This is aquestion upright world. wheelchair tennis Rules of Play. The game
http://members12.cool.ne.jp/~kagawa/rules.html

Extractions: This is a question that every wheelchair tennis player has heard at one time or another. The only difference in the rules between wheelchair tennis and regular tennis is that wheelchair players can let the ball bounce twice if they need to (only the first bounce needs to be in). But any wheelchair player will tell you that it goes way beyond that. The added complexities that come with having to do everything with their hands and arms makes this game a whole new sport. One of the fastest growing wheelchair sports in the world with over 3000 players worldwide, wheelchair tennis stands out among wheelchair sports in that it lets able-bodied and disabled players play against each other on the same court. No longer do all of the participants need to be in a wheelchair like most other wheelchair sports. A disabled player can play against an able-bodied player, or even with an able-bodied player in a format called up/down doubles. This format lets families and friends play tennis together and helps break down some of the stereotypes and barriers that often limit interaction between the wheelchair bound and the upright world. The game of wheelchair tennis follows the same rules as able-bodied tennis as endorsed by the International Tennis Federation except the wheelchair tennis player is allowed two bounces of the ball.
1999 NEC WHEELCHAIR TENNIS TOUR
2003 NEC wheelchair tennis TOUR CALENDAR 1 WEEK No. Sydney International Open,Sydney, AUS Les Petits As Junior wheelchair tennis Cup*, Tarbes, FRA. CS1 .
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Extractions: 2003 NEC WHEELCHAIR TENNIS TOUR CALENDAR 1 WEEK No. (DATES) TfMENT DATES TOURNAMENT NAME, CITY, (STATE), NATION GRADE 1 (1- 5 Jan) 2 (6 - 12 Jan) 3 (13 - 19 Jan) 19 - 23 Jan Asia/Pacific International Junior Camp*, Mooloolaba, AUS 4 (20 - 26 Jan) 24 - 26 Jan 23 - 26 Jan Wheelchair Classic 8fs at Australian Open, Melbourne, AUS Queensland Open Championships, Mooloolaba, AUS 5 (27 Jan-2 Feb) 29 Jan - 2 Feb 30 Jan - 2 Feb Sydney International Open, Sydney, AUS Les Petits As Junior Wheelchair Tennis Cup*, Tarbes, FRA 6 (3 - 9 Feb) 5 - 9 Feb Australian Wheelchair Tennis Open, Melbourne, AUS SS 7 (10 - 16 Feb) 12 - 15 Feb 14 - 16 Feb New Zealand Open, Christchurch, NZL Sion Indoor, Sion, SUI 8 (17 - 23 Feb) 22 - 24 Feb Taiwan Lionfs Cup, Taipei, TPE 9 (24 Feb-2 Mar) 10 (3 - 9 Mar) 6 - 9 Mar Yvelines Open, Buc, FRA 11 (10 - 16 Mar) 13 - 16 Mar 14 - 16 Mar Biel-Bienne, Bienne, SUI Tasmanian Wheelchair Classic, Hobart, AUS 12 (17 - 23 Mar) 20 - 23 Mar 21 - 23 Mar 21 - 23 Mar 21 - 23 Mar gAlpi Del Mareh, Cuneo, ITA Windsor Classic Indoor Games, Ontario, CAN Waikato Championships, Hamilton, NZ
Jenson Brothers Headline Wheelchair Tennis Event
Covenant Health Cancer Care Annual Report 2002. Jenson brothers headlinewheelchair tennis event. Knoxville, TN (November 1, 2000).
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