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SPECIAL HOLIDAY ISSUE...
We are publishing a Special Holiday Issue for distribution in early December, 2011, filled with photos, biographies, memorabilia, club news (group pictures/activities), special events, information about tennis coaches, players, and tennis tournaments during the year.
Highlighting our future generation of tennis champions as Donald Young, Evan King, Taylor Townsend, Blake Strode, Madison Keys, Gabrielle Andrews, Christina McHale, Sloane Stephens, and many more, this issue is also designed to give you the opportunity to get personal recognition for your achievements made in tennis, honor someone else, or advertise your business to establish a larger clientele.
Special ad rates are available to those who mention this listing when inquiring about the special issue. Make your request by email to: marcus.freeman.tennis@airmail.net.
Everyone is asked to get involved by taking out an ad or making a contribution. Contributors are recognized by their names placed on the Patron’s List....


Black Tennis Pro Registry
Where there's unity, there's strength
Dear Teaching Professional/Coach:
This is your special invitation to join the Black Tennis Pro Registry, an elite group of tennis teaching professionals and coaches who are currently working with, or have worked in the past with, tennis players in predominantly black communities, schools, colleges, universities, and on the pro circuit.
The Registry serves as a base for pooling human resources together under one umbrella to provide an open forum for professionals to share their techniques, experiences, and knowledge for strengthening existing programs.
Members of the Registry will be connected to a special link on the Black Tennis Magazine website, BTMag.com. Members of the Registry will be identified by their own personal photo, a brief summary of where they are located, and background information about their programs. An annual conference, workshop, and clinic are special events planned in 2011 for pros to showcase their talent, players, and teaching techniques.
Please join us in this endeavor to fill the void that is found in the number of minorities who participate in tennis today. Together we can make it happen.
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Highlighters
 
Leslie Allen |
Donald Bly |
New York City, NY |
Los Angeles, CA |

Pete Brown, Posthumous |
LeGeorge Mauldin |
Los Angeles, CA |
Los Angeles, CA |
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