Rome Tennis Center Gallery

ACC Men’s & Women’s Tennis Championships – April 21, 2022

: Clemson and Duke mens match

: Loris Pourroy of Fla State in his win over Nefve

: Axel Nefve of Notre Dame getting some coaching in between points in his match against Fla State

: Garrett Johns of Duke

: Keshav Chopra of Tech straining to get a shot back

: Keshav Chopra (left facing camera and Chen Dong), after clinching the doubles point for Ga Tech over Miami

: Page Freeman Notre Dame, lost to Petra Hule of FSU

: Jaeda Daniel NC State beat Eleni Louka of Clemson

: Miyuka Kimoto (left returning a serve and Polina Kozyreva of Syracuse who lost to Wake Forest

: GT Tech works with Carole Lee (center) and Kate Sharabura between points of a win over Boston College

: Crowd watches action

ACC Men’s & Women’s Tennis Championships – April 20, 2022

: Max Motlagh, (BC) digs out a backhand shot in his unfinished match at No. 1 singles against Clemson

: Ali DeSpain (Clem) poaches a volley at net

: Ryuhei Azuma (Clem) blasts a baseline forehand in his No. 1 singles match

: Annie Clark (VT) scopps a volley at net

: Annie Clark (VT) drives forehand return while partner Katie Andreini watches

: Members of the Clemson and Wake Forest men’s teams taking in some of the women’s action on Wednesday

: Members of the Clemson and Wake Forest men’s teams taking in some of the women’s action on Wednesday

: Ali De Spain left and Samantha Buyckx (Clem) gt some coaching between games

USTA Pro-Circuit – Georgia’s Rome Tennis Open – February 6, 2022

Parks loses to Maria 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. Both girls had not lost a set coming into the finals. Maria fought all the way through qualifying to win the tournament, the same as Irene Burillo Escorihuela did last year. Handcrafted awards created by local artists at Earthworks Pottery in Rome, Georgia.

: Alycia Parks

: Alycia Parks

: Alycia Parks & Tatjana Maria

: Irene Burillo Escorihuela (2021)

: Alycia Parks, Ann Hortman, Tatjana Maria

: Ann Hortman & Tatjana Maria

: Thank you to our volunteers!

Tatjana Maria beats Alycia Parks 6-4, 4-6, 6-2

Tatjana Maria

USTA Pro-Circuit – Georgia’s Rome Tennis Open – February 5, 2022

Alycia Parks beat Caroline Dolehide in straight sets to advance to final against Tatjana Maria (Germany) 09 06 who beat Emma Navarro in straight sets. Sophie Chang and Angela Kulikov won doubles over Emina Bektas and Tara Moore in a match tie break. Handcrafted awards created by local artists at Earthworks Pottery in Rome, Georgia.

: Moore and Bektas

: Moore and Bektas with Ann Hortman, Tournament Director

: Chang and Kulikov

: Chang and Kulikov with Ann Hortman, Tournament Director

: Chang and Kulikov

: Chang and Kulikov

: Tatjana Maria

: Tatjana Maria

: Alycia Parks

: Alycia Parks

USTA Pro-Circuit – Georgia’s Rome Tennis Open – February 4, 2022

: Chang successfully poaching a shot at net

: Moore with a poach smash at the net

: Tara Moore (foreground) and Emina Bektas who are the defending champs and advanced to the finals

: Alycia Parks (left) and Sachia Vickery who lost to Chang and Kulikov

: Sophie Chang (left) and Angela Kulikov who advanced to finals tomorrow

: Caroline Dolehide

: Caroline Dolehide

: Alycia Parks

: Alycia Parks

: Emma Navarro

: Tatjana Maria

: Tatjana Maria

: Emma Navarro

: Tatjana Maria

: Katie Volynets

USTA Pro-Circuit – Georgia’s Rome Tennis Open – February 3, 2022

: Yue Yuan

: Alycia Parks, won against Yuan 6-2, 6-3

: Katarina Jokic, a winner over Emina Bektas and into quarter finals 6-3, 6-4

: Marcela Zacarias who lost to Emma Navarro in tight three set match that went to a tie breaker

: Caroline Dolehide, a winner over Christina McHale and into quarters 6-3, 3-6, 6-3

: Emma Navarro, a winner over Marcela Zacarias and into quarters 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (3)

: Zacarias shaking with Navarro

USTA Pro-Circuit – Georgia’s Rome Tennis Open – February 2, 2022

: Alycia Parks USA

: American Caroline Dolehide, a winner over fellow American CoCo Vandeweghe

: Francesca DiLorenzo USA

: Govortsova congratulating Navarro

: Katarina Jokic, Serbia (UGA)

: Lulu Sun, Switzerland

: Navarro of USA

: Navarro of USA

: Olga Govortsova, Belarus, the number two-seed who lost to American Emma Navarro

: Renata Zarazua congratulating Katarina Jokic after Jokic upset the top-seed in three sets

: Renata Zarazua, Mexico

USTA Pro-Circuit – Georgia’s Rome Tennis Open – February 1, 2022

: Start of a doubles match

: Hailey Baptiste

: Hailey Baptiste

: Hailey Baptiste

: En Shuo Liang

: En Shuo Liang

: Emina Bektas

: Emina Bektas

: Despina Papamichail

: Despina Papamichail

: Despina Papamichail

: Despina Papamichail

: Emina Bektas

: Robin Montgomery

: Robin Montgomery

: Robin Montgomery

: Robin Montgomery

: Robin Montgomery

: Whitney Osuigwe

: Whitney Osuigwe

: Whitney Osuigwe

: Sada Nahimana

: Sada Nahimana

: Sada Nahimana

: Whitney Osuigwe & Sada Nahimana

: Jackie Burrage

: Jackie Burrage

: Jackie Burrage

: Tara Moore

: Tatjana Maria, Germany

: Tara Moore

: Lulu Sun

: Lulu Sun

: Lulu Sun

: Lulu Sun

: Daniele Lao

: Daniele Lao

: Katarina Jokic

: Marcela Zacarias

: Marcela Zacarias

: Daniele Lao

: Marcela Zacarias

: Marcela Zacarias

: Daniele Lao

: Tiphanie Fiquet

: Tiphanie Fiquet

: Katarina Jokic

: Katarina Jokic

: Katarina Jokic

: Tatjana Maria, Germany

: Tara Moore

: Tara Moore

: Tatjana Maria, Germany

: Tatjana Maria, Germany

: Tatjana Maria, Germany

: Tara Moore

USTA Pro-Circuit – Georgia’s Rome Tennis Open – Jan 31, 2022

: Katarina Jokic, Serbia

: Elvina Kalieva, USA

: Raveena Kingsley, USA

: Conny Perrin, Switzerland

: Raveena Kingsley, USA and Conny Perrin, Switzerland

: Amy Zhu, USA

: Whitney Osuigwe, USA

: Alexa Graham, USA

: Louisa Chirico, USA

: Kennedy Craig, USA

: Kateryna Bonderenko, Ukraine

: Quinn Gleason, USA

: Kayla Day, USA

: Tiphanie Fiquet, France

: Kayla Day, USA

: Tori Kinard, USA

: Zacarias

: Zacarias

: Tori Kinard, USA

: Kayla Day, USA

: Tori Kinard, USA

: Maria Jose Portillo Ramirez

: Tiphanie Fiquet, France who won in a tie breaker to Quinn Gleason, USA

: Tori Kinard left congratulating Kayla Day who won in a tie breaker

USTA Level 5 Open – Rome Jr Open

: James Wakefield, Atlanta GA

: Srikar Polisetty, Alpharetta GA

: Keerthan Singireddy, Madison AL

: Cooper Johnson, Cumming Ga

: Jonay Brittain, Marietta GA

: Gabrielle Henderson, Augusta Ga

ITA Cup

: Alexa Goetz, Emory

: Ashley Penshorn, St. Mary’s University

: Danny Llorente, University of Charleston

: Gonzalo Fernandez University of Texas-Tyler

: Jhonny Acosta, NC Wesleyan

: Sabrina Tang, Grinnell

: Sofia Ragona Academy of Art University

: Stan Morris, Middlebury

: ITA Cup Tennis

: ITA Cup Tennis

: ITA Cup spectators

USTA Level 4 Closed – BG 16

: Blake Queiroz – Hilton Head Island

: Ensley Collins – Cleveland, TN

: Jack Dimenna – Charlotte, NC

: Lachlan Buckingham – Hilton Head Island

: Lilah Shallcross – Louisville, KY

: Rithik Manchala – Hilton Head Island

ITA Division III ITA Cup Southeast Regional Qualifiers

: Tshepo Mosarwa, NC Wesleyan

: Tomas Coradazzi, N.C. Wesleyan

: Tom Smith, Birmingham Southern

: Roman Webb, Piedmont College

: Mark Motlow, Suwannee

: Jeb Barnette, Covenant College

: Hallet Green, Birmingham Southern

: Chris Bale of Piedmont

: Gleb Ibragimov, Suwanee

: Crowd

: Registration desk

Ozaki Cup 2021

More than 200 players competed in the USTA Southern Junior Ozaki Cup. The youth participants are the best of the best from each state in their age groups. Participants represented Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi; playing in 12&U, 14&U, 16&U and 18&U categories.