Wimbledon: Learning to Mix Tennis Career and Motherhood
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Sybille Bammer, who lost her second-round match to the unseeded Laura Granville, is the only mother among the top 100 tennis players on the Tour.
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NEW YORK -- She looked her age, finally, bouncing on the court and allowing a scream to take hold of her. She had been waiting for this moment for two long years, two years of losing before even making it back to the final of a major. Two years since winning Wimbledon.
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Maria Sharapova shares her views on fame, tennis and her delight that the women at Wimbledon can finally win the same prize money as the men
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Earlier in her career, she might have melted down. She might have bounced her racket, flailed her arms and wildly scolded herself after double-faulting to lose the first set of a championship match.
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&quot;Wimbledon&quot; is more edifying as a treatise about how movies are marketed than as a piece of entertainment. Consider this: Kirsten Dunst has been featured as the
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Lindsay Davenport hopes her remarkable return to tennis over the last two weeks will encourage other players to continue their careers after becoming mothers.
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Dating, negotiating, fragging and making money.  Play and its consequences.
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Rafael Nadal talks a lot about how he hopes to contend for a Wimbledon title in three or four years, once he gets used to the odd bounces and tricky footing that come with playing on grass. Could it happen much faster than he &amp;#151; or anyone else &amp;#151; thought?
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Inside the new classroom power struggle: What teachers say about pushy moms and dads who drive them crazy
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Joanne Byron of Wareham seems to know just about everyone. Her ventures have taken her all over. She has been a teacher, a model, and a tennis instructor. And along the way, she also has been a recruiter, encouraging friends and strangers to volunteer with her each summer to teach tennis at the Ron Burton Training Village in Hubbardston.
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By Gloria Goodale | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor. &quot;Wimbledon,&quot; starring Kirsten Dunst and Paul Bettany, may be billed as a romantic comedy, but it is also a next-generation sports movie, offering
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Sport: Wimbledon: Former US Open champion sets up date with either Venus Williams or Maria Sharapova.
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Justine Henin says she is looking to get her tennis back on track after splitting from her husband.
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Staying active can sometimes take creativity. Just ask Becky Mihalovich, a busy mother of five. Mihalovich was recently trying to squeeze in a workout on a stationary bike in the family's unfinished basement when her daughter, Eva, woke from a nap. Mihalovich jumped off the bike, picked up the ba...
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Look at the field at the WTA Championships, it looks more like the Kremlin Cup than a tennis tournament in Los Angeles. Wednesdayâs first day of action had four of the five
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Statistics do not show, conclusively, why the United States no longer dominates menâs professional tennis, but there is some tantalizing evidence to consider.
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Maria Sharapova's pursuit of a second Grand Slam title keeps stalling in the semifinals. Since bursting onto the scene at 17 by winning Wimbledon in 2004, she's accumulated millions of dollars in endorsement deals, briefly reached No. 1 in the rankings, and come oh-so-close over and over again to claiming another major trophy.