Jun
2008
Articles from 9th Jun 2008
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Dwain Chambers still aiming for Beijing
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
Dwain Chambers will press ahead with his attempt to reach the Olympic Games despite missing out on the 100 metres qualifying time in Birmingham on Sunday. Read
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LTA coach Nigel Sears opimistic for the future
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
The head coach of women's tennis in the UK, Nigel Sears, sees evidence that things are looking up for the LTA. Read
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Cavaday leads a great day for the Brits at the DFS Classic
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
Naomi Cavaday led the Charge of the Brits at the first day of the DFS Classic in Birmingham when she bridged a world ranking gap 121 places with a straight-sets victory over American veteran Jill Craybas. Read
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Saddlers tie up with Walsall council could safeguard club
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
A partnership with Walsall Borough Council could ensure Walsall Football Club’s long term future, chairman Jeff Bonser believes. Read
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Testing times for the DFS Classic
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
This year’s DFS Classic at Edgbaston Priory in Birmingham could be the most crucial in the event’s 26-year history. Read
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Keothavong's big test at DFS Classic
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
British No 1 Anne Keothavong bids to take the DFS Classic into unprecedented territory today when she faces on one of the favourites for the tournament, Alona Bondarenko. Read
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Anne Keothavong still looking to climb higher
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
As the DFS Classic prepares to get under way in Birmingham, British No 1 Anne Keothavong explains how reaching the top 100 has not ended her ambition. Brian Dick reports. Read
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Nicole Vaidisova on course to be a British tennis hero
Jun 09 2008 | Other Sport
Home tennis fans might want to lend their support to German-born Nicole Vaidisova during Wimbledon and the DFS Classic. Read
