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The Sarasota Open- The Week in Review
RESULTS-MAY 15,2010
RESULTS:
FANS SHOW ENTHUSIASM FOR THE PLAYERS IN PERSON AND ONLINE
From the live feed chat room on the official Sarasota Open website, to the Facebook profile, fan pages and various Twitter accounts, the internet is buzzing about the young players competing in The 2010 Sarasota Open at The Tennis Gardens at Longboat Key Club and Resort.
With thousands of fans paying to watch live feeds coming from Sarasota, Kei Nishikori easily claims the prize for drawing the most international attention. Fan clubs all over Tokyo and surrounding Japanese communities are in a fever pitch hoping to witness their player in a back-to-back tournament winning streak. Nishikori won the USTA tournament last week in Savannah.
The other players have not failed to garner their own attention, though. During last night’s long, intense match between Jesse Levine (USA) and Daniel Garza (MEX), the American fans at the tournament were clearly favoring their home-grown boy. Garza pulled ahead to win in spite of Levine’s support system. The 2010 Sarasot Open men’s singles semi-finals can now boast a different country for each of it’s players: Dabul from Argentina, Sweeting from the US, Garza from Mexico and Nishikori from Japan. It’s a true international convention of talent. The men’s doubles holds the same claim with teams from Australia, Germany, the Philippines/India and the US.
Play starts at noon today (Friday) with four matches scheduled on Center Court. The evening match between Nishikori (JPN) and Sweeney (USA) will start no earlier than 6:30pm.
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Live scoring can be followed at:
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May 13, 2010
‘SEASON’ IS LENGTHENED WITH THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE SARASOTA OPEN
As the weather warms up and the humidity increases, seasonal visitors and many tourists traditionally make their way back to cooler climates. With Easter coming early this year the region could have felt the traffic drop in April. On Longboat Key and the surrounding areas though, business is booming. The airport, gas stations, hotels, restaurants, shops and more got a nice surge of international and national visitors this week.
The Sarasota Open began with Qualifying Rounds on May 8th with 32 professional tennis players trying to win a spot in the Main Draw tournament that began on Monday, May 10th and continues through May 15th. Besides the Qualifying winners, an additional 28 professional players traveled to the area to compete in the Main Draw. All of these players have coaches, family, friends and sometimes agents traveling with them. They hail from around the globe with over half of them coming from outside the country.
Add to that traveling crowd the professionals sent from the United States Tennis Association. We’ve got the Tournament Supervisor, the Chief Official and forty additional line and chair officials who travel around the country to officiate the USTA Challenger Tournaments.
These are just the individuals who are in town to do their job (or to support someone who is doing their job). You also have the tourists who follow tennis and travel to locations that host events such as The Sarasota Open. Being hosted by the renowned Resort at Longboat Key, this tournament is high on the attraction list for many tennis fans. With players like Kei Nishikori who was drawing fan clubs of 3000+ in Tokyo locations just to watch the Sarasota live stream and Taylor Dent who has a huge US fan base, The Sarasota Open attracts visitor and fan attention that compares to tournaments with a much longer history.
This enthusiasm has made national officials take notice, too. The Director of the Professional Division (U.S. Open) was a visitor to Longboat Key during this years’ Qualifying Rounds and there is talk that The Sarasota Open will be bumped up to a higher category in the near future. With this comes bigger purse money which means bigger names follow. It also means more Officials, more visitors, more media coverage, more fans and more economic impact.
The success of the Sarasota Open is due to the praise it receives from players, officials, the media and fans. It’s not uncommon to hear people talking about coming back next year… even if it means rearranging tour stops. The Sarasota region knows a little something about creating fans of its own. How many permanent residents started out as vacationers? The Sarasota Open expands on this effort by representing the region in the tennis world with this same beauty, hospitality and genuine enthusiasm for its location and the people who enjoy it. The Sarasota Open has officially made May part of the ‘season’.
RESULTS - MAY 12, 2010
Men's
Singles - Second Round
[2] Jesse Levine (USA) d [Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) 61 61
[4] Brian Dabul (ARG) d Victor Estrella (DOM) 64 62
[LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d [5] Kevin Kim (USA) 62 63
[6] Ryan Sweeting (USA) d Jamie Baker (GBR) 62 64
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) d [8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) 46 63 63
Kei Nishikori (JPN) d Tim Smyczek (USA) 64 63
[WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA) d [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) 62 64
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) d Joseph Sirianni (AUS) 63 76(5)
Men's
Doubles - Quarterfinals
[2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS) d Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) 64 62
First Round
[1] Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) / Harsh Mankad (IND) d Daniel Garza (MEX) / Vasek Pospisil (CAN) 16 75 10-8
[3] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) / Joseph Sirianni (AUS) d [WC] Ty Braswell (USA) / Derek Myers (USA) 64 62
Victor Estrella (DOM) / Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d Jesse Levine (USA) / Bobby Reynolds (USA) 26 75 10-8
[Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) d Nicholas Monroe (USA) / Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) 75 61
ORDER OF PLAY - THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) vs [4] Brian Dabul (ARG)
[WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA) vs [6] Ryan Sweeting (USA)
Not Before 2:00 PM
Kei Nishikori (JPN) vs [LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX)
Not Before 4:30 PM
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) / Ryler Deheart (USA) vs Brian Dabul (ARG) / John Paul Fruttero (USA)
Not Before 6:30 PM
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) vs [2] Jesse Levine (USA)
COURT 8 start 1:00 PM
[Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) vs [3] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) / Joseph Sirianni (AUS)
[1] Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) / Harsh Mankad (IND) vs Victor Estrella (DOM) / Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) - After Appropriate Rest
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May 12th
AREA CLUBS COMPETE TO WIN CLUB OF THE YEAR AT THE 2010 SARASOTA OPEN
Tuesday was “Club Day” at The 2010 Sarasota Open. Area clubs of all kinds vied to be named The Sarasota Open Club of the Year’. The club with the biggest representation of members at the tournament that day won the title and their name engraved on the Club of the Year trophy which will be on permanent display in downtown Sarasota at Media on Main, one of the tournament’s loyal sponsors.
The definition of ‘Club’ was broad in this situation: tennis clubs, golf club, country clubs, fitness clubs, sports clubs and social clubs were all included. At the entrance to the tournament, the Clubs in attendance were listed on a leader board. Spectators were encouraged to write their home club on a slip of paper and drop it in the crystal trophy. Regular counts were made throughout the day to keep the leader board up to date. The front gate volunteers kept a watchful eye to make sure the results were fair.
Sharon Petrik, Marketing Director for Serendipity Country Club was on a mission. She used social networking and good old-fashioned word-of-mouth to build enthusiasm. Her efforts paid off big time. While over a dozen clubs were listed, Serendipity posted a total over fives times that of the next contender. El Conquistador came in second place with The Landings a close third. Many club members got enthused to get their clubs out in full force to take the 2011 Club of the Year award for themselves.
2010 Sarasota Open sponsor Evolution Health Club gave away sports bottles and fitness training throughout the day. Due to some very long matches, the scheduled Serendipity Cardio Tennis demonstration was moved to Friday just prior to the evening match.
Today is Professional’s Day at the 2010 Sarasota Open. Area business people will be playing ‘hooky’ on Hump Day to watch the world-class tennis. A Happy Hour is scheduled at the Player’s Lounge 5:30-7:30pm. Members of all area Chambers, Associations and Organizations are invited to network while watching the evening’s matches on Center Court. Admission to the Happy Hour is included with event ticket. Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased at the gate.
And then there’s the news ON the courts! Taylor Dent (USA) was forced to retire his match due to injury on Monday night. He was a tournament favorite. During the first match of the day Tuesday on center court, the heat and humidity got the best of Tyler Deheart (USA) who also retired his match due to cramping in his leg.
Today, local favorite, Sekou Bangoura is currently playing the first match on Court 8 after defeating 9th seed Robert Kendrick (USA) last night. The Americans, Ty Braswell and Derek Myers face doubles partners Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) and Joseph Sirianni (AUS) on center court after 4:30pm. The Aussie Pair Kaden Hensel and Adam Hubble take on fellow Aussie Greg Jones and his partner, Jose (rubin) Statham from New Zealand on Court 8 in the last doubles match of the day. Tim Smyczek (USA) is scheduled to face off with Kei Nishikori (JPN) on center court in today’s last singles match.
Results May 11th
Men's
Singles - First Round
[6] Ryan Sweeting (USA) d Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) 62 63
Joseph Sirianni (AUS) d [7] Donald Young (USA) 64 64
[8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) d Greg Jones (AUS) 64 63
Kei Nishikori (JPN) d [WC] Vamsee Chappidi (USA) 61 61
[LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d Jesse Witten (USA) 63 63
[WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA) d Ryler Deheart (USA) 67(5) 60 30 Retired
James Baker (GBR) d [WC] Michael Venus (USA) 67(1) 61 64
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) d [LL] Nicholas Monroe (USA) 76(3) 61
Victor Estrella (DOM) d James Ward (GBR) 67(1) 61 64
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) d Alex Satschko (GER) 64 46 61
[Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) d [Q] Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) 26 63 64
Men's
Doubles - First Round
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) / Ryler Deheart (USA) d [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) / Mac Styslinger (USA) 64 61
Brian Dabul (ARG) / John Paul Fruttero (USA) d Lester Cook (USA) / Kevin Kim (USA) 63 62
ORDER OF PLAY - WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
[Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) vs [2] Jesse Levine (USA)
Not Before 1:00 PM
[LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) vs [5] Kevin Kim (USA)
Jamie Baker (GBR) vs [6] Ryan Sweeting (USA)
Not Before 4:30 PM
[WC] Ty Braswell (USA) / Derek Myers (USA) vs [3] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) / Joseph Sirianni (AUS) - After Appropriate Rest
Not Before 6:30 PM
Tim Smyczek (USA) vs Kei Nishikori (JPN)
COURT 8 start 11:00am
[WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) vs [WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA)
Not Before 12:30 PM
Joseph Sirianni (AUS) vs [Q] Daniel Garza (MEX)
[8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) vs [Q] Matt Reid (AUS)
Jesse Levine (USA) / Bobby Reynolds (USA) vs Victor Estrella (DOM) / Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) - After Appropriate Rest
Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) vs [2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS)
COURT 9 start 1:00 PM
Victor Estrella (DOM) vs [4] Brian Dabul (ARG)
Not Before 2:00 PM
[Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) vs Nicholas Monroe (USA) / Michael Ryderstedt (SWE)
[1] Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) / Harsh Mankad (IND) vs Daniel Garza (MEX) / Vasek Pospisil (CAN) - After Appropriate Rest
May 11th
3,000 FANS IN TOKYO GATHER TO WATCH LIVE FEED OF TONIGHT’S MATCH.
The big buzz is about tonight's final match on Center Court where Kei Nishikori, Japan's top player takes on local player Vamsee Chippidi. Nishikori is hoping to follow up his win in Savannah last weekend with another one this Saturday. The Sarasota Open's office has been fielding international calls all day. One just came in announcing that a group of 3,000 Tokyo fans are gathered to watch the Sarasota Open live feed of this evenings match. Chippidi, who's 18th birthday is on Sunday, is playing to represent his coaches at Hurricane Tennis Academy, one of the 2010 Sarasota Open's sponsors with his first professional win.
Live scoring of the 2010 Sarasota Open can be found at: http://www.atpworldtour.com/Tournaments/Challenger-Tour.aspx in the right hand colum, click on Sarasota Live Scores.
Activities on tap for May 12th:
Tomorrow, local businesses and professionals can spend their day watching world-class tennis during Professsional's Day at The 2010 Sarasota Open. Group discounts are available. Bring your employees and customers! A Happy Hour Party is scheduled in the Player's Cafe 5:30 - 7:30pm. Your tournament ticket gets you in to the happy hour celebration. General admission starts at only $15. Stay all day!
May 11th
LOCAL YOUTHS IMPACTING THE WORLD SHINE AMONGST THE CELEBRITIES AND VIPs AT MONDAY NIGHT’S PLAYERS PARTY.
Amongst the tennis celebrities, politicians, business CEOs and local socialites, the real stand-outs at the 2010 Sarasota Open VIP Player’s Party were three polite and charming youngsters representing their Charity for the evening. Taking Back Lives is a 2010 Sarasota Open charitable partner. The charity was featured the VIP Player’s Party generously hosted last night at the home of Congressman Vern Buchanan and his lovely wife, Sandy.
Taking Back Lives founder, Cassandra Yoder is a mature 19 years old. Three years ago, Cassandra volunteered at the Dzanja La Chifundo Orphanage in Malawi. Upon her return, she felt compelled to do something beyond her one-month visit, and after much research and deliberation, Cassandra decided that education would have the greatest impact. Subsequently, Taking Back Lives began in order to provide educational opportunities to the children of Malawi and Taking Back Lives was born.
In 2008, then 21 year old Dan McNeillie joined forces with plans to combine a corporate approach of construction and development with the educational goals of Taking Back Lives. Dan is slated to leave next month to start construction on the Charities first school building in Malawi.
Wrapping up the threesome last night was Michael Moran, a talented 13 year old graphic artist who has created a line of apparel the Charity is rolling out in the near future. The apparel will be featured at the Charity’s many youth-focused events in high schools and colleges. Regional bands have lent their support to the cause and have agreed to market the clothing line during their tours and performances. To manufacture, Taking Back Lives has chosen “Eden”, a manufacturing company founded by Bono, the lead singer of U2. All the items are made in Malawi – adding to the charity’s ultimate goal of empowering Malawians.
The youths garnered adult support last night in running their extensive silent auction from the Charity’s “matriarch”, Kay Yoder (Cassandra’s mother), Board Member Brenda and Craig Wilson and Denny Yoder (Cassandra’s father) who’s company, Yoder Homes & Remodeling, also joined with the 2010 Sarasota Open as a corporate sponsor.
It’s inspirational to witness the outreach of this young Charity. In addition to their influence in Malawi, Taking Back Lives has created opportunities for US based (and especially Sarasota/Bradenton based) high school and college age kids to impact the world through their various clubs, programs and internship offerings.
The 2010 Sarasota Open is proud to include Taking Back Lives as a benefitting charitable partner. Learn more about Taking Back Lives at: www.TakingBackLives.org
Results May 10th
Men's
Singles - First Round
Tim Smyczek (USA) d [1] Taylor Dent (USA) 26 42 Retired
[2] Jesee Levine (USA) d Catalin Gard (ROU) 63 62
[4] Brian Dabul (ARG) d Lester Cook (USA) 62 61
[5] Kevin Kim (USA) d Vasek Pospisil (CAN) 76(3) 63
[WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) d [9] Robert Kendrick (USA) 61 75
Men's
Doubles - First Round
[2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS) d [WC] Philip Bester (CAN) / Michael Venus (USA) 63 60
Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) d Cory Parr (USA) / Todd Paul (USA) 62 64
Mens
Qualifying Singles - Quarterfinals
Qualifying - Daniel Garza (MEX) d Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) 63 64
Qualifying - Dayne Kelly (AUS) d Treat Conner Huey (PHI) 67(5) 75 62
Qualifying - Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) d [WC] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) 62 76(7)
Qualifying - Matt Reid (AUS) d Nicholas Monroe (USA) 63 64
Mens
Qualifying Doubles - Finals
Qualifying - [1] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) d [WC] Peter Carpenter (USA) / Vamsee Chappidi (USA) 61 62
ORDER OF PLAY - TUESDAY, MAY 11, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
Ryler Deheart (USA) vs [WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA)
[8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) vs Greg Jones (AUS)
Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) vs [6] Ryan Sweeting (USA)
Not Before 4:30 PM
[7] Donald Young (USA) vs Joseph Sirianni (AUS)
Not Before 6:30 PM
[WC] Vamsee Chappidi (USA) vs Kei Nishikori (JPN)
COURT 8 start 11:00am
Jesse Witten (USA) vs [LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX)
Jamie Baker (GBR) vs [WC] Michael Venus (USA)
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) vs Alex Satschko (GER)
Not Before 4:00 PM
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) / Ryler Deheart (USA) vs [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) / Mac Styslinger (USA)
COURT 9 start 11:00am
James Ward (GBR) vs Victor Estrella (DOM)
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) vs [LL] Nicholas Monroe (USA)
[Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) vs [Q] Michael Ryderstedt (SWE)
Not Before 4:00 PM
Lester Cook (USA) / Kevin Kim (USA) vs Brian Dabul (ARG) / John Paul Fruttero (USA)
Mother’s Day was also Kid’s Day at The 2010 Sarasota Open. The crowd was larger than expected for the qualifying rounds. Besides free admission, all kids in attendance participated in on court games, drills and contests to win prizes generously donated by Iberia Bank, Evolution Fitness Club, Hurricane Tennis Academy and Market Creative. Coaches and instructors from Hurricane Tennis Academy held court while the kids were the real stars. A couple of the youngsters played as if they belonged on center court themselves! Watch out pros… you’ve got some serious talent coming up the ranks! Moms were treated to cookies by Sift Bakery while the rest of the crowd absorbed the thrills and upsets of the second day of Qualifying at The 2010 Sarasota Open. Demos and information was provided by “I Train Your Kids” and “6 Kids ‘N Fit”.
Starting off the day, 28 year old Nicholas Monroe (USA) from Phoenix upset Greg Ouelette (USA), the 23 year old four-time All-American from University of Florida. Ouellette had impressed his fans recently by jumping nearly 200 places in the ATP World Tour rankings during the latter half of 2009.
After a grueling match yesterday to defeat formerly ranked top 100 player Sandor Noszaly (HUN), Mac Styslinger (USA) lost his bid for a spot in the Main Draw to Bruno Rodriguez from Mexico. Rodriguez is on a climb up the ranks having beat Andre Begemann, a top 200 ranked player last month in South Africa. Rodriguez is currently ranked 406 in the world.
Live results can be followed online at: http://www.atpworldtour.com/Tournaments/Challenger-Tour.aspx (click on Sarasota Results in the Right Hand column under ATP Challenger Tour)
Monday night, the pros can be found at the VIP Player’s Party hosted by Congressman Vern Buchanan in his home on Longboat Key. Tickets are $100 in advance and $125 at the door. They can be purchased online at http://www.sarasotaopen.org/event_details.php?id=2
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Results May 9th
Mens
Qualifying Singles - Second Round
Qualifying - Matt Reid (AUS) d Gero Kretschmer (GER) 62 64
Qualifying - Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d [WC] Mac Styslinger (USA) 62 62
Qualifying - [WC] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) d Kaden Hensel (AUS) 64 76(5)
Qualifying - Dayne Kelly (AUS) d Bradley Cox (USA) 62 60
Qualifying - Nicholas Monroe (USA) d Greg Ouellette (USA) 61 63
Qualifying - Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) d Adam Hubble (AUS) 62 64
Qualifying - Daniel Garza (MEX) d Cory Parr (USA) 62 06 62
Qualifying – Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) d Takanyi Garanganga (ZIM) 76(3) 60
Mens
Qualifying Doubles - Semifinals
Qualifying - [1] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) d Andrei Iordachescu (ROU) / Sandor Noszaly (HUN) 63 63
Qualifying - [WC] Peter Carpenter (USA) / Vamsee Chappidi (USA) d [2] Morgan Mays (USA) / John Valenti (USA) 62 63
ORDER OF PLAY - MONDAY, MAY 10, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
Qualifying - Matt Reid (AUS) vs Nicholas Monroe (USA) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Not Before 12:30 PM
Vasek Pospisil (CAN) vs [5] Kevin Kim (USA)
[9] Robert Kendrick (USA) vs [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA)
Not Before 4:30 PM
Catalin Gard (ROU) vs [2] Jesse Levine (USA)
Not Before 6:30 PM
[1] Taylor Dent (USA) vs Tim Smyczek (USA)
COURT 8 start 11:00am
Qualifying - [WC] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) vs Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Not Before 12:30 PM
Chris Guccione (AUS) vs Alex Satschko (GER)
Lester Cook (USA) vs [4] Brian Dabul (ARG)
[WC] Philip Bester (CAN) / Michael Venus (USA) vs [2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS)
COURT 9 start 11:00am
Qualifying - Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) vs Daniel Garza (MEX) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Qualifying – Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) vs Dayne Kelly (AUS) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Cory Parr (USA) / Todd Paul (USA) vs Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL)
Qualifying - [1] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) vs [WC] Peter Carpenter (USA) / Vamsee Chappidi (USA) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
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Live results can be followed online at: http://www.atpworldtour.com/Tournaments/Challenger-Tour.aspx (click on Sarasota Results in the Right Hand column under ATP Challenger Tour)
RESULTS-MAY 15,2010
RESULTS:
Men's
Singles - Finals
Kei Nishikori (JPN) d [4] Brian Dabul (ARG) 26 63 64
Men's
Doubles - Finals
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) /
Ryler Deheart (USA)
d [Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) 57 76(4) 10-8
RESULTS-MAY 14, 2010
Men's
Singles - Semifinals
[4] Brian Dabul (ARG) d [Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) 61 62
Kei Nishikori (JPN) d [6] Ryan Sweeting (USA) 64 62
Men's
Doubles - Semifinals
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) /
Ryler Deheart (USA) d [1]
Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) / Harsh Mankad (IND)
63 57 10-5
[Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Ales Satschko (GER) d [2] Kadem Hensel (AUS) / Adam
Hubble (AUS) 76(3) 76(5)
ORDER OF PLAY - SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) / Ryler Deheart (USA) vs [Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) /
Ales Satschko (GER)
Not Before 12:30 PM
Kei Nishikori (JPN) vs [4] Brian Dabul (ARG)
FANS SHOW ENTHUSIASM FOR THE PLAYERS IN PERSON AND ONLINE
From the live feed chat room on the official Sarasota Open website, to the Facebook profile, fan pages and various Twitter accounts, the internet is buzzing about the young players competing in The 2010 Sarasota Open at The Tennis Gardens at Longboat Key Club and Resort.
With thousands of fans paying to watch live feeds coming from Sarasota, Kei Nishikori easily claims the prize for drawing the most international attention. Fan clubs all over Tokyo and surrounding Japanese communities are in a fever pitch hoping to witness their player in a back-to-back tournament winning streak. Nishikori won the USTA tournament last week in Savannah.
The other players have not failed to garner their own attention, though. During last night’s long, intense match between Jesse Levine (USA) and Daniel Garza (MEX), the American fans at the tournament were clearly favoring their home-grown boy. Garza pulled ahead to win in spite of Levine’s support system. The 2010 Sarasot Open men’s singles semi-finals can now boast a different country for each of it’s players: Dabul from Argentina, Sweeting from the US, Garza from Mexico and Nishikori from Japan. It’s a true international convention of talent. The men’s doubles holds the same claim with teams from Australia, Germany, the Philippines/India and the US.
Play starts at noon today (Friday) with four matches scheduled on Center Court. The evening match between Nishikori (JPN) and Sweeney (USA) will start no earlier than 6:30pm.
Facebook pages: Sarasota Open (profile)
The Sarasota Open Men’s Professional Tennis Tournament (fan)
Twitter: Sarasotaopen
Marketcreative
Website/Chat: www.SarasotaOpen.org
Live scoring can be followed at:
http://www.protennislive.com/frameset.asp?year=2010&wkno=19C〈=en&tabno=2&eventid=5069&ref=www.atpworldtour.com
May 13, 2010
‘SEASON’ IS LENGTHENED WITH THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE SARASOTA OPEN
As the weather warms up and the humidity increases, seasonal visitors and many tourists traditionally make their way back to cooler climates. With Easter coming early this year the region could have felt the traffic drop in April. On Longboat Key and the surrounding areas though, business is booming. The airport, gas stations, hotels, restaurants, shops and more got a nice surge of international and national visitors this week.
The Sarasota Open began with Qualifying Rounds on May 8th with 32 professional tennis players trying to win a spot in the Main Draw tournament that began on Monday, May 10th and continues through May 15th. Besides the Qualifying winners, an additional 28 professional players traveled to the area to compete in the Main Draw. All of these players have coaches, family, friends and sometimes agents traveling with them. They hail from around the globe with over half of them coming from outside the country.
Add to that traveling crowd the professionals sent from the United States Tennis Association. We’ve got the Tournament Supervisor, the Chief Official and forty additional line and chair officials who travel around the country to officiate the USTA Challenger Tournaments.
These are just the individuals who are in town to do their job (or to support someone who is doing their job). You also have the tourists who follow tennis and travel to locations that host events such as The Sarasota Open. Being hosted by the renowned Resort at Longboat Key, this tournament is high on the attraction list for many tennis fans. With players like Kei Nishikori who was drawing fan clubs of 3000+ in Tokyo locations just to watch the Sarasota live stream and Taylor Dent who has a huge US fan base, The Sarasota Open attracts visitor and fan attention that compares to tournaments with a much longer history.
This enthusiasm has made national officials take notice, too. The Director of the Professional Division (U.S. Open) was a visitor to Longboat Key during this years’ Qualifying Rounds and there is talk that The Sarasota Open will be bumped up to a higher category in the near future. With this comes bigger purse money which means bigger names follow. It also means more Officials, more visitors, more media coverage, more fans and more economic impact.
The success of the Sarasota Open is due to the praise it receives from players, officials, the media and fans. It’s not uncommon to hear people talking about coming back next year… even if it means rearranging tour stops. The Sarasota region knows a little something about creating fans of its own. How many permanent residents started out as vacationers? The Sarasota Open expands on this effort by representing the region in the tennis world with this same beauty, hospitality and genuine enthusiasm for its location and the people who enjoy it. The Sarasota Open has officially made May part of the ‘season’.
RESULTS - MAY 12, 2010
Men's
Singles - Second Round
[2] Jesse Levine (USA) d [Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) 61 61
[4] Brian Dabul (ARG) d Victor Estrella (DOM) 64 62
[LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d [5] Kevin Kim (USA) 62 63
[6] Ryan Sweeting (USA) d Jamie Baker (GBR) 62 64
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) d [8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) 46 63 63
Kei Nishikori (JPN) d Tim Smyczek (USA) 64 63
[WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA) d [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) 62 64
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) d Joseph Sirianni (AUS) 63 76(5)
Men's
Doubles - Quarterfinals
[2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS) d Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) 64 62
First Round
[1] Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) / Harsh Mankad (IND) d Daniel Garza (MEX) / Vasek Pospisil (CAN) 16 75 10-8
[3] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) / Joseph Sirianni (AUS) d [WC] Ty Braswell (USA) / Derek Myers (USA) 64 62
Victor Estrella (DOM) / Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d Jesse Levine (USA) / Bobby Reynolds (USA) 26 75 10-8
[Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) d Nicholas Monroe (USA) / Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) 75 61
ORDER OF PLAY - THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) vs [4] Brian Dabul (ARG)
[WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA) vs [6] Ryan Sweeting (USA)
Not Before 2:00 PM
Kei Nishikori (JPN) vs [LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX)
Not Before 4:30 PM
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) / Ryler Deheart (USA) vs Brian Dabul (ARG) / John Paul Fruttero (USA)
Not Before 6:30 PM
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) vs [2] Jesse Levine (USA)
COURT 8 start 1:00 PM
[Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) vs [3] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) / Joseph Sirianni (AUS)
[1] Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) / Harsh Mankad (IND) vs Victor Estrella (DOM) / Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) - After Appropriate Rest
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May 12th
AREA CLUBS COMPETE TO WIN CLUB OF THE YEAR AT THE 2010 SARASOTA OPEN
Tuesday was “Club Day” at The 2010 Sarasota Open. Area clubs of all kinds vied to be named The Sarasota Open Club of the Year’. The club with the biggest representation of members at the tournament that day won the title and their name engraved on the Club of the Year trophy which will be on permanent display in downtown Sarasota at Media on Main, one of the tournament’s loyal sponsors.
The definition of ‘Club’ was broad in this situation: tennis clubs, golf club, country clubs, fitness clubs, sports clubs and social clubs were all included. At the entrance to the tournament, the Clubs in attendance were listed on a leader board. Spectators were encouraged to write their home club on a slip of paper and drop it in the crystal trophy. Regular counts were made throughout the day to keep the leader board up to date. The front gate volunteers kept a watchful eye to make sure the results were fair.
Sharon Petrik, Marketing Director for Serendipity Country Club was on a mission. She used social networking and good old-fashioned word-of-mouth to build enthusiasm. Her efforts paid off big time. While over a dozen clubs were listed, Serendipity posted a total over fives times that of the next contender. El Conquistador came in second place with The Landings a close third. Many club members got enthused to get their clubs out in full force to take the 2011 Club of the Year award for themselves.
2010 Sarasota Open sponsor Evolution Health Club gave away sports bottles and fitness training throughout the day. Due to some very long matches, the scheduled Serendipity Cardio Tennis demonstration was moved to Friday just prior to the evening match.
Today is Professional’s Day at the 2010 Sarasota Open. Area business people will be playing ‘hooky’ on Hump Day to watch the world-class tennis. A Happy Hour is scheduled at the Player’s Lounge 5:30-7:30pm. Members of all area Chambers, Associations and Organizations are invited to network while watching the evening’s matches on Center Court. Admission to the Happy Hour is included with event ticket. Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased at the gate.
And then there’s the news ON the courts! Taylor Dent (USA) was forced to retire his match due to injury on Monday night. He was a tournament favorite. During the first match of the day Tuesday on center court, the heat and humidity got the best of Tyler Deheart (USA) who also retired his match due to cramping in his leg.
Today, local favorite, Sekou Bangoura is currently playing the first match on Court 8 after defeating 9th seed Robert Kendrick (USA) last night. The Americans, Ty Braswell and Derek Myers face doubles partners Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) and Joseph Sirianni (AUS) on center court after 4:30pm. The Aussie Pair Kaden Hensel and Adam Hubble take on fellow Aussie Greg Jones and his partner, Jose (rubin) Statham from New Zealand on Court 8 in the last doubles match of the day. Tim Smyczek (USA) is scheduled to face off with Kei Nishikori (JPN) on center court in today’s last singles match.
Results May 11th
Men's
Singles - First Round
[6] Ryan Sweeting (USA) d Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) 62 63
Joseph Sirianni (AUS) d [7] Donald Young (USA) 64 64
[8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) d Greg Jones (AUS) 64 63
Kei Nishikori (JPN) d [WC] Vamsee Chappidi (USA) 61 61
[LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d Jesse Witten (USA) 63 63
[WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA) d Ryler Deheart (USA) 67(5) 60 30 Retired
James Baker (GBR) d [WC] Michael Venus (USA) 67(1) 61 64
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) d [LL] Nicholas Monroe (USA) 76(3) 61
Victor Estrella (DOM) d James Ward (GBR) 67(1) 61 64
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) d Alex Satschko (GER) 64 46 61
[Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) d [Q] Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) 26 63 64
Men's
Doubles - First Round
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) / Ryler Deheart (USA) d [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) / Mac Styslinger (USA) 64 61
Brian Dabul (ARG) / John Paul Fruttero (USA) d Lester Cook (USA) / Kevin Kim (USA) 63 62
ORDER OF PLAY - WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
[Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) vs [2] Jesse Levine (USA)
Not Before 1:00 PM
[LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) vs [5] Kevin Kim (USA)
Jamie Baker (GBR) vs [6] Ryan Sweeting (USA)
Not Before 4:30 PM
[WC] Ty Braswell (USA) / Derek Myers (USA) vs [3] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) / Joseph Sirianni (AUS) - After Appropriate Rest
Not Before 6:30 PM
Tim Smyczek (USA) vs Kei Nishikori (JPN)
COURT 8 start 11:00am
[WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) vs [WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA)
Not Before 12:30 PM
Joseph Sirianni (AUS) vs [Q] Daniel Garza (MEX)
[8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) vs [Q] Matt Reid (AUS)
Jesse Levine (USA) / Bobby Reynolds (USA) vs Victor Estrella (DOM) / Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) - After Appropriate Rest
Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) vs [2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS)
COURT 9 start 1:00 PM
Victor Estrella (DOM) vs [4] Brian Dabul (ARG)
Not Before 2:00 PM
[Q] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) vs Nicholas Monroe (USA) / Michael Ryderstedt (SWE)
[1] Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) / Harsh Mankad (IND) vs Daniel Garza (MEX) / Vasek Pospisil (CAN) - After Appropriate Rest
May 11th
3,000 FANS IN TOKYO GATHER TO WATCH LIVE FEED OF TONIGHT’S MATCH.
The big buzz is about tonight's final match on Center Court where Kei Nishikori, Japan's top player takes on local player Vamsee Chippidi. Nishikori is hoping to follow up his win in Savannah last weekend with another one this Saturday. The Sarasota Open's office has been fielding international calls all day. One just came in announcing that a group of 3,000 Tokyo fans are gathered to watch the Sarasota Open live feed of this evenings match. Chippidi, who's 18th birthday is on Sunday, is playing to represent his coaches at Hurricane Tennis Academy, one of the 2010 Sarasota Open's sponsors with his first professional win.
Live scoring of the 2010 Sarasota Open can be found at: http://www.atpworldtour.com/Tournaments/Challenger-Tour.aspx in the right hand colum, click on Sarasota Live Scores.
Activities on tap for May 12th:
Tomorrow, local businesses and professionals can spend their day watching world-class tennis during Professsional's Day at The 2010 Sarasota Open. Group discounts are available. Bring your employees and customers! A Happy Hour Party is scheduled in the Player's Cafe 5:30 - 7:30pm. Your tournament ticket gets you in to the happy hour celebration. General admission starts at only $15. Stay all day!
May 11th
LOCAL YOUTHS IMPACTING THE WORLD SHINE AMONGST THE CELEBRITIES AND VIPs AT MONDAY NIGHT’S PLAYERS PARTY.
Amongst the tennis celebrities, politicians, business CEOs and local socialites, the real stand-outs at the 2010 Sarasota Open VIP Player’s Party were three polite and charming youngsters representing their Charity for the evening. Taking Back Lives is a 2010 Sarasota Open charitable partner. The charity was featured the VIP Player’s Party generously hosted last night at the home of Congressman Vern Buchanan and his lovely wife, Sandy.
Taking Back Lives founder, Cassandra Yoder is a mature 19 years old. Three years ago, Cassandra volunteered at the Dzanja La Chifundo Orphanage in Malawi. Upon her return, she felt compelled to do something beyond her one-month visit, and after much research and deliberation, Cassandra decided that education would have the greatest impact. Subsequently, Taking Back Lives began in order to provide educational opportunities to the children of Malawi and Taking Back Lives was born.
In 2008, then 21 year old Dan McNeillie joined forces with plans to combine a corporate approach of construction and development with the educational goals of Taking Back Lives. Dan is slated to leave next month to start construction on the Charities first school building in Malawi.
Wrapping up the threesome last night was Michael Moran, a talented 13 year old graphic artist who has created a line of apparel the Charity is rolling out in the near future. The apparel will be featured at the Charity’s many youth-focused events in high schools and colleges. Regional bands have lent their support to the cause and have agreed to market the clothing line during their tours and performances. To manufacture, Taking Back Lives has chosen “Eden”, a manufacturing company founded by Bono, the lead singer of U2. All the items are made in Malawi – adding to the charity’s ultimate goal of empowering Malawians.
The youths garnered adult support last night in running their extensive silent auction from the Charity’s “matriarch”, Kay Yoder (Cassandra’s mother), Board Member Brenda and Craig Wilson and Denny Yoder (Cassandra’s father) who’s company, Yoder Homes & Remodeling, also joined with the 2010 Sarasota Open as a corporate sponsor.
It’s inspirational to witness the outreach of this young Charity. In addition to their influence in Malawi, Taking Back Lives has created opportunities for US based (and especially Sarasota/Bradenton based) high school and college age kids to impact the world through their various clubs, programs and internship offerings.
The 2010 Sarasota Open is proud to include Taking Back Lives as a benefitting charitable partner. Learn more about Taking Back Lives at: www.TakingBackLives.org
Results May 10th
Men's
Singles - First Round
Tim Smyczek (USA) d [1] Taylor Dent (USA) 26 42 Retired
[2] Jesee Levine (USA) d Catalin Gard (ROU) 63 62
[4] Brian Dabul (ARG) d Lester Cook (USA) 62 61
[5] Kevin Kim (USA) d Vasek Pospisil (CAN) 76(3) 63
[WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) d [9] Robert Kendrick (USA) 61 75
Men's
Doubles - First Round
[2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS) d [WC] Philip Bester (CAN) / Michael Venus (USA) 63 60
Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) d Cory Parr (USA) / Todd Paul (USA) 62 64
Mens
Qualifying Singles - Quarterfinals
Qualifying - Daniel Garza (MEX) d Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) 63 64
Qualifying - Dayne Kelly (AUS) d Treat Conner Huey (PHI) 67(5) 75 62
Qualifying - Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) d [WC] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) 62 76(7)
Qualifying - Matt Reid (AUS) d Nicholas Monroe (USA) 63 64
Mens
Qualifying Doubles - Finals
Qualifying - [1] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) d [WC] Peter Carpenter (USA) / Vamsee Chappidi (USA) 61 62
ORDER OF PLAY - TUESDAY, MAY 11, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
Ryler Deheart (USA) vs [WC] Bobby Reynolds (USA)
[8] Alex Kuznetsov (USA) vs Greg Jones (AUS)
Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL) vs [6] Ryan Sweeting (USA)
Not Before 4:30 PM
[7] Donald Young (USA) vs Joseph Sirianni (AUS)
Not Before 6:30 PM
[WC] Vamsee Chappidi (USA) vs Kei Nishikori (JPN)
COURT 8 start 11:00am
Jesse Witten (USA) vs [LL] Bruno Rodriguez (MEX)
Jamie Baker (GBR) vs [WC] Michael Venus (USA)
[Q] Daniel Garza (MEX) vs Alex Satschko (GER)
Not Before 4:00 PM
[4] Brian Battistone (USA) / Ryler Deheart (USA) vs [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA) / Mac Styslinger (USA)
COURT 9 start 11:00am
James Ward (GBR) vs Victor Estrella (DOM)
[Q] Matt Reid (AUS) vs [LL] Nicholas Monroe (USA)
[Q] Dayne Kelly (AUS) vs [Q] Michael Ryderstedt (SWE)
Not Before 4:00 PM
Lester Cook (USA) / Kevin Kim (USA) vs Brian Dabul (ARG) / John Paul Fruttero (USA)
Mother’s Day was also Kid’s Day at The 2010 Sarasota Open. The crowd was larger than expected for the qualifying rounds. Besides free admission, all kids in attendance participated in on court games, drills and contests to win prizes generously donated by Iberia Bank, Evolution Fitness Club, Hurricane Tennis Academy and Market Creative. Coaches and instructors from Hurricane Tennis Academy held court while the kids were the real stars. A couple of the youngsters played as if they belonged on center court themselves! Watch out pros… you’ve got some serious talent coming up the ranks! Moms were treated to cookies by Sift Bakery while the rest of the crowd absorbed the thrills and upsets of the second day of Qualifying at The 2010 Sarasota Open. Demos and information was provided by “I Train Your Kids” and “6 Kids ‘N Fit”.
Starting off the day, 28 year old Nicholas Monroe (USA) from Phoenix upset Greg Ouelette (USA), the 23 year old four-time All-American from University of Florida. Ouellette had impressed his fans recently by jumping nearly 200 places in the ATP World Tour rankings during the latter half of 2009.
After a grueling match yesterday to defeat formerly ranked top 100 player Sandor Noszaly (HUN), Mac Styslinger (USA) lost his bid for a spot in the Main Draw to Bruno Rodriguez from Mexico. Rodriguez is on a climb up the ranks having beat Andre Begemann, a top 200 ranked player last month in South Africa. Rodriguez is currently ranked 406 in the world.
Live results can be followed online at: http://www.atpworldtour.com/Tournaments/Challenger-Tour.aspx (click on Sarasota Results in the Right Hand column under ATP Challenger Tour)
Monday night, the pros can be found at the VIP Player’s Party hosted by Congressman Vern Buchanan in his home on Longboat Key. Tickets are $100 in advance and $125 at the door. They can be purchased online at http://www.sarasotaopen.org/event_details.php?id=2
WQmag.com Readers get a 10% Discount on tickets to the Sarasota Open. Visit www.sarasotaopen.org to purchase tickets at the "checkout" enter the discount code: WQMAG . If you have any questions or problems please call the marketing director Suzette Jones directly at 941-544-6557.
Results May 9th
Mens
Qualifying Singles - Second Round
Qualifying - Matt Reid (AUS) d Gero Kretschmer (GER) 62 64
Qualifying - Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) d [WC] Mac Styslinger (USA) 62 62
Qualifying - [WC] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) d Kaden Hensel (AUS) 64 76(5)
Qualifying - Dayne Kelly (AUS) d Bradley Cox (USA) 62 60
Qualifying - Nicholas Monroe (USA) d Greg Ouellette (USA) 61 63
Qualifying - Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) d Adam Hubble (AUS) 62 64
Qualifying - Daniel Garza (MEX) d Cory Parr (USA) 62 06 62
Qualifying – Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) d Takanyi Garanganga (ZIM) 76(3) 60
Mens
Qualifying Doubles - Semifinals
Qualifying - [1] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) d Andrei Iordachescu (ROU) / Sandor Noszaly (HUN) 63 63
Qualifying - [WC] Peter Carpenter (USA) / Vamsee Chappidi (USA) d [2] Morgan Mays (USA) / John Valenti (USA) 62 63
ORDER OF PLAY - MONDAY, MAY 10, 2010
CENTER COURT start 11:00am
Qualifying - Matt Reid (AUS) vs Nicholas Monroe (USA) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Not Before 12:30 PM
Vasek Pospisil (CAN) vs [5] Kevin Kim (USA)
[9] Robert Kendrick (USA) vs [WC] Sekou Bangoura (USA)
Not Before 4:30 PM
Catalin Gard (ROU) vs [2] Jesse Levine (USA)
Not Before 6:30 PM
[1] Taylor Dent (USA) vs Tim Smyczek (USA)
COURT 8 start 11:00am
Qualifying - [WC] Andreas Siljestrom (SWE) vs Michael Ryderstedt (SWE) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Not Before 12:30 PM
Chris Guccione (AUS) vs Alex Satschko (GER)
Lester Cook (USA) vs [4] Brian Dabul (ARG)
[WC] Philip Bester (CAN) / Michael Venus (USA) vs [2] Kaden Hensel (AUS) / Adam Hubble (AUS)
COURT 9 start 11:00am
Qualifying - Bruno Rodriguez (MEX) vs Daniel Garza (MEX) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Qualifying – Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) vs Dayne Kelly (AUS) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
Cory Parr (USA) / Todd Paul (USA) vs Greg Jones (AUS) / Jose (rubin) Statham (NZL)
Qualifying - [1] Gero Kretschmer (GER) / Alex Satschko (GER) vs [WC] Peter Carpenter (USA) / Vamsee Chappidi (USA) - FINAL ROUND QUALIFYING
All information provided by 2010 Sarasota Open Press
Live results can be followed online at: http://www.atpworldtour.com/Tournaments/Challenger-Tour.aspx (click on Sarasota Results in the Right Hand column under ATP Challenger Tour)
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