Where Players Become Champions
This is a copy of an article that appeared in the Courier and Press. Written by Chad Lindskog on July 23rd. To view the original article please see the Courier Press Caitlin Whoriskey almost returned to the United States after losing her doubles qualifying match for Wimbledon. She had been in Great Britain for Read More …
Caty McNally reached the doubles final at Junior Wimbledon a few weeks ago and is now in Evansville competing in The Women’s Hospital Classic for her second year in a row. The fifteen year old is currently the number 26 ranked junior player in the world. After two rain delays, McNally defeated Cydnee Wilkinson 6-0, Read More …
The 26th ranked junior, Caty McNally beat Cyndee Wilkinson 6-0,6-0 today. McNally a native of Ohio, returns to Evansville after a second round finish in 2016. Last year McNally made her way through qualifying to beat Anastasia Nefedova. McNally lost to Sara Daavettila in the following round. McNally is scheduled to play Sumvruta Iyengar Monday. Read More …
In the first year of increased prize money, the Women’s Hospital Classic will field its largest qualifying draw in its 19 year history. Play will begin at 9:00 a.m. Of the 59 players, 47 are American. Caty McNally, 15, is scheduled to be the second match on Court 2. McNally returns this year in hopes Read More …