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Martina Hingis will join the Washington Kastles of World TeamTennis after her Hall of Fame induction in July.
The Kastles announced Tuesday that Hingis will join the club on July 15, two days after she is enshrined in the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I.
Five-time Grand Slam singles champion Martina Hingis leads the 2013 class for the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
Kimiko Date-Krumm is the oldest woman in the Australian Open draw at 42, with some competitors less than half her age still in high school.
As a 4-year-old she watched Venus Williams playing on TV and fell in love with her dress.
The Washington Kastles finished their second consecutive season with a zero in the loss column and with that, their undefeated streak reached 30 matches.
Jennifer Capriati's tennis career — and her teenage life — took a number of twists and turns.
Jennifer Capriati's tennis career _ and her teenage life _ took a number of twists and turns.
Arina Rodionova returned for her second season with the Washington Kastles with her sister Anastasia by her side.
Martina Hingis and the New York Sportimes visit the Washington Kastles on Thursday night at Kastles Stadium with hopes of ending their 18-match undefeated streak. But before she took the court, she addressed several topics in a press conference.
Following an undefeated season, the Washington Kastles are hungry for more in 2012.
Sisters Venus and Serena Williams will return to the reigning champion Washington Kastles, while John McEnroe and Martina Hingis are staying with the New York Sportimes after the World TeamTennis marquee draft.
The challenge system is proving, well, challenging for the top men at the Australian Open.
By 17, Vania King had won her first WTA title and cracked the top 50 in the rankings. There was just one problem _ she wasn't sure she actually liked playing tennis.
The mixed doubles draw was a little more star-studded than usual at the Australian Open this year, at least until Andy Roddick's hamstring injury.
Hingis denied taking the drug but did not appeal the ruling.
"I hope that she'll continue to work with me and we try to win a Grand Slam together," she said, with more giggles.
