Tennis News

Council approves the fourth change order for Aurora Park tennis courts

Oct. 23—Newton City Council earlier this month approved the fourth change order for the tennis court project at Aurora Park, which has already gone above $1 million. The $60,568 change order covers hot mix asphalt overruns due to the larger footprint of the court and an additional leveling course due to irregularities in the existing subbase surface and to ensure proper drainage. The city said ...

ON THE PROWL: Cougars' Masena seeks semifinal run at state tennis tournament

Layla Masena of New Heights Christian Academy is headed to the Class 1 individual state tournament in tennis for the second time in her high school career — as a sophomore. During her freshman campaign, Masena won her first-round match before falling 2-0 to Clayton High School’s Julia Cramer in the quarterfinals. Masena and Cramer, now a senior, are set to face off in the sectional round at 9 ...

Argentine tennis player Facundo Bagnis begins voluntary provisional doping suspension

Argentine tennis player Facundo Bagnis chose to begin a voluntary provisional suspension in an anti-doping case after testing positive for a substance in the category of diuretics and masking agents, the International Tennis Integrity Agency announced Thursday. The 35-year-old Bagnis' test came while he was competing in qualifying at the U.S. Open in August. Bagnis was notified of the result this month and chose to begin a provisional suspension last week.

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