BB&T Atlanta Open Day 3
I had a bit of a wonky Day 3 at the tournament due to a late start on my part and having a podcast recording...
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I had a bit of a wonky Day 3 at the tournament due to a late start on my part and having a podcast recording...
Day 2 proved to be just as fun as Day 1 at the BB&T Atlanta Open! After a rain-induced delay to the start of play,...
Monday was Day 1 of Main Draw action at the BB&T Atlanta Open at Atlantic Station. This is the 10th year of the tournament in...
Many of you have asked why I chose to convert ParentingAces.com to a membership platform. As I wrote in https://parentingaces.com/exciting-changes-ahead/,...
I received the following press release from USTA this afternoon. For those of you with musically-talented children, this is such a great opportunity for them...
Well, the Miami weather may not have been ideal for tennis, but that didn't stop the players from having fun!Tuesday was...
Every year I say I'm going to the Miami Open - I mean, it's a quick and easy flight from Atlanta - and every year...
Today's Guest Post was written by a member of the ParentingAces Community who also happens to be an accountant. This analysis goes hand-in-hand with the previous article...
Today's guest post is from Amir Bachar, a mathematician and a software developer from Israel. He is a long-time fan of tennis who has begun to help...
Dave Mullins recently reached out to me to share a very unique experience he had alongside 3 other amazing tennis players: they were attempting to break...
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Danielle Lao grew up a fierce competitor on the tennis courts of SoCal. She went on to an incredible college career at USC before finding success on the WTA tour. Now, she coaches junior players in the area, including the winner of the 2026 USTA Billie Jean King National Championships 18-and-under Singles Consolations, Natalie Kha. Hear from Danielle why playing the backdraw was important for Natalie in this event and how she made it through 2-3 matches per day for 8 straight days.