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By: George Gerbo
Youth hasn’t been served just yet among the Australian tennis hierarchy, with defending DC Open men’s champion Alex de Minaur easily holding off Cruz Hewitt in a matchup that was more familial than combative.
By: George Gerbo
A jam-packed quarterfinal Friday at the DC Open saw a tournament first — the top four seeds in both the men’s and women’s draws competing in the final eight for the first time.
By: George Gerbo
Alex Eala’s incredible march through the D.C. Open field continued Saturday, ousting former three-seed and former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka in straight sets, 6-4, 6-2, to set up a fantastic final against top seed Jessica Pegula.
By: George Gerbo
On again, off again rain and lightning caused an unprecedented postponement of the men’s and women’s singles finals at the DC Open Sunday.
By: George Gerbo
Alex Eala endured a 20-hour weather delay to comeback and win her first and the first ever tour level title by a Filipino, 4-6, 6-4, 6-0, over No. 1 Jessica Pegula at the DC Open Monday.
By: George Gerbo
No. 3 Taylor Fritz had to wait an additional day to secure his first ATP title of the season, beating upstart Spaniard Rafael Jodar 7-6(2), 6-4 to win his first DC Open title Monday.
By: George Gerbo, Liam Griffin
With a preseason win now under their belt, how do the Washington Commanders look halfway through training camp?
By: George Gerbo
Mike Locksley says he finally has all the right pieces in place. If he is wrong, his eighth season as Maryland coach may be his last — and he’s aware of the stakes.
By: George Gerbo
After a season-opening rout of Hampton, there’s more off-the-field questions than answers surrounding the Maryland Terrapins ahead of a road trip to Connecticut.
By: George Gerbo
September is here, the summer sunlight is fading into fall color, and one of America’s most hated rituals is right around the corner. At least for now.
