Alex Eala is making tennis history for the Philippines. For her, that’s the easy part
The trailblazing, though, might be the easiest thing for Eala to deal with. She’s been breaking ground for tennis players from her country — an archipelago of 7,641 islands and more than 110 million people — for a while now.
Alexandra Eala stuns Iga Swiatek to make history for the Philippines at Miami Open
Alexandra Eala stunned World No 2 Iga Swiatek to reach the Miami Open semi-finals and make history for tennis in the Philippines. The teenage wildcard defeated an out-of-sorts Swiatek 6-2 7-5 and will now play either fourth seed Jessica Pegula or Britain's Emma Raducanu for a place in the final.
Tennis pro Gabriela Dabrowski — who won an Olympic bronze medal while undergoing treatment for breast cancer — shared that ...
Coming off a bye-week, the No. 63 Purdue women's tennis team is looking to secure its first road victory of the season this ...
Ole Miss women's tennis will continue the road quest to Columbia to take on No. 58 Missouri at noon on Friday. The team will ...
Jasmine Paolini is headed to the Miami Open semifinals for the first time. The sixth-seeded Paolini defeated unseeded Magda ...
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Dabrowski first felt a lump in her left breast in the spring of 2023. At an appointment a few months later, a doctor ...
Belarusian athlete Aryna Sabalenka continues to command the women's tennis world, currently holding the top position with 9661 points. Her consistency is demonstrated through her performance this ...
Ball State's women's tennis matched schedule for Friday against Buffalo has been moved up an hour to Noon, in order to accommodate weather ...
A big boost for the undefeated season success the Bakersfield College women’s tennis team is experiencing this spring — 16-0 overall, 14-0 Western State Conference — was sparked by a conversation last ...
In the dynamic arena of women's tennis, a new star is shining bright. Zheng Qinwen's remarkable performance at the WTA 1000 Miami Open has drawn comparisons to the legendary Li Na, offering fans a ...
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How Women in Pro Sports Are Rewriting the Rules… and Getting PaidFor decades, the conversation around women’s sports has focused on pay gaps, TV ratings, and sponsorship struggles. But today? A new wave of female athletes is rewriting the rules—not just in ...
The Saudi-backed PIF WTA Maternity Fund is the first maternity program of its kind in women's professional sports, fully funded by an external partner.
With an 11-2 record, the UConn women’s tennis team looks to take down yet another opponent, as they will face Big East foe, Providence, on March 28.
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