2010 Season - July 5-25
Roddick, Serena, Venus, Anna to appear at Villanova
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2009- What a season!
The Philadelphia Freedoms are committed to making 2010 even better - so they’re moving to The Pavilion at Villanova University!
You can now watch some of the best tennis players in the world in air-conditioned comfort, right up close to the action. The Pavilion has a rich history of professional tennis as the long-time home of the Advanta Championships and, more recently, as the site of WTT Smash Hits.
The Pavilion offers a convenient, well-known location, all-reserved seating, easy parking, and wonderful facilities for high-end entertainment.
For more check out www.philadelphiafreedoms.com.
2010 Freedoms Schedule
Seven home match dates in July
2010 Individual Tickets on Sale
Exclusive USTA Middle States $10 per ticket discount of all tickets using the source code: USTAMS.
What is World Team Tennis?
Co-founded by Billie Jean King, World TeamTennis is America's only professional co-ed team sport. After Wimbledon, WTT takes center stage in professional tennis. Tennis fans have the opportunity to watch world-class men and women professionals on the same team playing singles, doubles and mixed doubles in an exciting and unique format.
The players themselves enjoy the camaraderie of team play. They like the hometown support and the drama of every game counting as one point toward the overall score and outcome. Simply put, it's fun! Each team is comprised of four players (two men and two women). The unique playing format consists of five sets -- one set each of men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, and mixed doubles. The team that wins the most overall games is the winner. Go to the glossary to better understand the format. There are 11 professional WTT teams.
Each season, the WTT Pro League presented by GEICO features pros competing in the co-ed team format. Top names from the 2009 season included Venus Williams, Andre Agassi, Serena Williams, Kim Clijsters, Anna Kournikova, Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe, Maria Sharapova, Michael Chang and the U.S.’s top-ranked doubles team of Mike and Bob Bryan. The League is a showcase for three generations of tennis standouts, including legends, current tour players and up-and-coming tennis pros. Sharapova and Andy Roddick are among the players who started in the League as teenagers. In 2009, World TeamTennis and the New York Buzz fielded the first all-junior team of top U.S. prospects.
