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10. Evert Tennis Academy Instruction and camp for juniors and adults including family oriented programs,professional lessons and court time for athletes. http://www.evertacademy.com/

Upcoming Events September 2005 NJT Florida Section Playoff November 2005 Chanda Rubin ITF Evert Tennis Academy Thanksgiving Camp December 2005 Chris Evert Pro Celebrity Classic Camp 1 Camp 2 February 2006 Super series Fantasy Camp May 2006 Gulfstream Designated June 2006 Super series Top Stories The Perfect Holiday Gift! Fantasy Camp with Chris Evert! A select few will hit the courts with a legend at the 2006 Chris Evert Fantasy Camp, February 2-4, 2006 Practice to Win By John Evert Web School Lets Young Athletes Study and Play By RHONDA L. RUNDLE Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Andy Brandi awarded Touring Pro Coach of the Year Boca Raton, FL Andy Brandi of Boca Raton, Florida, has been selected to receive the United States Professional Registry's "Coach Verdieck Award" as Touring Pro Coach of the Year. The award will be presented February 16th at the PTR's annual awards dinner, held in conjunction with the International Tennis Symposium, at Hilton Head, S.C. ... Web School Lets Jesse Levine Study and Play Jesse Levine, who finished last year ranked 2nd in the USTA boys' 16 division, trains at the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, FLa., and is enrolled in the online high school built on the Evert campus. After about four hours of study, including a break, he's back on the courts at 2:30 for three more hours nof tennis and fitness training....

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12. Chris Evert Pro-Celebrity Tennis Tournament 1997 By: Pechter's Travel Guide & Pe A review of the 1997 event with pictures. http://www.pbol.com/pechter/evert97/

1997 CHRIS EVERT PRO-CELEBRITY TOURNAMENT Calling all Palm Beach visitors and residents .. do we have an event for you! ! ... an absolutely fantastic weekend! The Chris Evert Pro-Celeb experience seems to get better and better each year. The 1997 charity event had a superb roster of professionals and celebrities ... packed with loads of excitement, laughter, glamour and the realization that it was all for a good cause. Can you believe ... President George Bush, Mike Wallace, Chuck Norris, Chevy Chase and a host of others all on hand for Chris Evert's special weekend? One of the stars on the court was Mary Howard, whose husband Allan is head of New York Life Insurance ... the sponsor for the afternoon activities. All we can say is .. if you have ever dreamt of playing tennis with the pros .. this is the chance to do it. We get photos of everyone...so each one present gets photos with Chris and the other celebs. We are tempted to say .. bright and early next day ... but in reality everyone likes to relax a little on weekend mornings so play begins at 11am on Saturday ... giving everyone plenty of time to arrive without any rushing....that is everyone but those of us who are working! This year the matches were held at the Boca Country Club. A special stadium court was constructed with plenty of seats for everyone .. all with great visibility. There were an ample number of vendors selling their wares and food and drink could be purchased. Again the National Anthem became a "happening". Chris held a contest during the year to select two people to sing the anthem at the opening of the matches on Saturday and Sunday prior to the start of play. We had been to the finals of this contest. There were 26 finalists ... and each one sang the anthem, on a tennis court, in front of a panel of 12 judges from the various South Florida publications ... and People Magazine! When you hear the anthem sung over and over again ... each time by magnificent voices with a great deal of emotion and feeling ... it is extremely moving. We do not know how the judges could make a decision. To us, they were all great.

13. Evert Tennis Academy What makes the evert tennis Academy unique amongst other academies in What ischris evert s role? A. chris is very involved with all Academy aspects. http://www.evertacademy.com/faqs.php

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Junior Program What is your affiliation with IMG? What is Chris Evert's role? Will I (or my child) get to meet her? What is John Evert's involvement? Is your Full-time Program only designed for students pursuing a career on the pro tour? What makes the Evert Tennis Academy unique amongst other academies in the industry? What is your affiliation with IMG? A. The Evert Tennis Academy was founded as a joint venture between the Evert family and IMG. The Evert Tennis Academy is an IMG Academies' training program, as are the Bradenton-based Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy, The David Leadbetter Golf Academy, The Soccer, Baseball, Hockey and Basketball Academies, the International Performance Institute and IMG Academies Mental Conditioning. What is Chris Evert's role? A. Chris is very involved with all Academy aspects. She plays an important role in instilling ETA's philosophy.When on campus she enjoys coaching, hitting with the students, and consulting with general Academy operations. Will I (or my child) get to meet her?

14. Chris Evert Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic —chris evert. chris retired from Professional tennis in September 1989, The 2004 15th Anniversary of the chris evert ProCelebrity tennis Classic raised http://www.chrisevert.org/Charities.asp

- Schedule of Events - Classic Cocktail Party - Tennis With Chrissie And Friends - Pro-Celebrity Tennis ... - 2003 Event About Chris Evert Charities Chris retired from Professional Tennis in September 1989, after her final match in the U.S. Open. One month later, along with her husband, Olympic Ski Racer, Andy Mill, Chrissie was back on the tennis court hosting the first Chris Evert Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic in Boca Raton, Florida. The first fundraiser for Chris Evert Charities drew widespread attention in the international press. It was proclaimed the most successful, first-year benefit in tennis history. The 1989 event raised more than $350,000 before a sold-out crowd and a national television audience. That inaugural event benefited a campus of drug treatment facilities in one of the poorest neighborhoods of South Florida. The treatment facility was built by The Drug Abuse Foundation of Palm Beach County offering treatment and prevention programs at all levels for troubled patients. The facility was built with virtually all labor and materials donated from the community, but with no funding for operations. With the funds provided by Chris Evert Charities, the facility was able to open its doors in early 1991 to fill an immediate need.

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Picture Gallery Main Directory 2003 CHRIS EVERT/Bank of America Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic Chris Evert brings out the stars once again. 2003 proved to be another great year for Chris Evert and the exciting Tennis Classic. On hand for this celebrity packed weekend were Former President George Bush, Chevy Chase, Matthew Perry, Jon Lovitz, Maeve Quinlan (former tennis pro and now actress), Helio Castroneves (2 time Indy 500 Race Car Winner), Gavin Rossdale (rock group Bush) and supermodel Frederique. What an exciting list. Add to that the tennis writing Hall of Famer Bud Collins, Lisa Raymond, Tommy Haas, Jennifer Capriati, Mary Joe Fernandez, Xavier Malisse, Vince Spadea, Wendy Turnbull, Luke and Murphy Jensen and you have a fun-filled few days of tennis ... all together for a great cause. Over 10,000 fans appeared to cheer on their favorites during this 14th annual happening of the event. Some came to see the great tennis playing ... some just to see the handsome and beautiful celebs. ... and some to see the mishaps that make for the fun. Chevy Chase accidentally hit Pres. Bush while serving ... and then the next day, he got hit by a ball steaming across the net from Matthew Perry. We never realized that tennis could be a dangerous game. played competitive junior tennis ... but along with his great shots

16. Evert, Chris She early began taking tennis lessons from her father. She also founded ChrisEvert Charities, which focuses primarily on drug and family problems. http://search.eb.com/women/articles/Evert_Christine_Marie.html

Evert, Chris Chris Evert playing at Wimbledon, 1979 Tony Duffy/Allsport (1954- ), athlete Born on December 21, 1954, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Christine Marie Evert was the daughter of a noted tennis player. She early began taking tennis lessons from her father. Her style evolved rapidly to feature a powerful two-hand backhand and a degree of concentration that often unnerved opponents. At age 15, she beat top-ranked Margaret Smith Court, and in 1971 she became the youngest player to reach the semifinals of the U.S. championship. The following year she advanced to the semifinal round of her first Wimbledon tournament and won the Virginia Slims tournament. In December 1972 Evert turned professional; she won her first professional tournament in March 1973 and graduated from high school soon after. Victories in the 1974 French and Italian championships and at Wimbledon highlighted a remarkable 56-match winning streak. She retained her Italian and French titles in 1975 and won the first of four consecutive U.S. Open titles (1975-78). She was the first woman since Helen Hull Jacobs to do so. In 1976 she won her second Wimbledon title. Despite her occasional troubles on grass courts, she compiled one of the most spectacular records in tennis in clay court competition: as of April 1978 she was undefeated on clay in 118 matches in 24 tournaments. Following her marriage to tennis player John Lloyd in 1979 she adopted the name Evert Lloyd (the couple divorced in 1987). She added to her success with victories at the U.S. Open (1980, 1982), Wimbledon (1981), the Virginia Slims (1987), the French Open (1979, 1980, 1983, 1985, 1986), and the Australian Open (1982, 1984). She retired from professional tennis in 1989 and became a television commentator, a special advisor to the United States National Tennis Team, and president of the Women's Tennis Association (1982-91). She also founded Chris Evert Charities, which focuses primarily on drug and family problems.

17. Christine Marie Evert, 1995 Enshrinee: International Tennis Hall Of Fame Phenomenally, chris won at least one major singles for 13 consecutive years, As one of five tennisplaying evert children, she was clearly the star, http://www.tennisfame.org/enshrinees/chris_evert.html

Home About Us Enshrinees Calendar of Events Museum Membership Press Center Tournament Facility Use Lawn Tennis Club Indoor Tennis Club Professional Instruction Architectural History Information Research Center Hall of Fame Awards Newport Casino Tennis Links Contact Information Directions CLASS OF 1995 Born: December 21, 1954, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, United States Citizenship: United States Handed: Right Nickname: Chrissie BIOGRAPHY In 1970, at a small, insignificant tournament in North Carolina, 15-year-old Christine Marie Evert gave notice to the world that a dynamo was on the way up. Chrissie defeated Margaret Court , who had recently completed her singles Grand Slam and was the No. 1 player of the world, 7-6, 7-6. A year later in the U.S. Open at Forest Hills, Evert reconfirmed by marching resolutely to the semifinalsat 16 years, 8 months, 20 days, the youngest at that time to reach that stage. Before losing to Billie Jean King Although essentially a slow-court baseline specialist, raised on clay in Fort Lauderdale, FL, where she was born December 21, 1954, the right-handed Evert showed that booming groundstrokes could succeed on the fast Forest Hills, Wimbledon and Australian grass. She was the Little Ice Maiden, a pony-tailed kid, deadpan, with metronomic strokes that seldom missed. Her two-handed backhand, a powerful drive, stimulated a generation of newcomers to copy her, even though her father, teaching pro Jimmy Evert, advised against it. "I didn't teach the two-hander to her," said her father, who had won the Canadian singles in 1947. "She started that way because she was too small and weak to swing the backhand with one hand. I hoped she'd changebut how can I argue with this success?"

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Adventure Every Day Personal Space Transport ... Wine Club Chris Evert Fantasy Tennis Camp Boca Raton, Florida Fantasy Camp : Episode FLFAN-104 Fantasy camper Gillian Newsom gets instruction from tennis champion Chris Evert. RELATED LINKS 20 Supreme Courts Tennis Training Tips Tennis Training Camps Tennis Tournaments ... Metal Alloy Making Quite a Racket Camp Details Each camper gets to play against three-time Wimbledon Champion Chris Evert. Evert works with campers on serve techniques, forehand and backhand drills, and volley strategies. The camper-to-instructor ratio is three to one. One of the camp's instructors is John Evert, Chris' brother and renowned tennis manager. Campers spend more than two hours a day learning from Chris Evert and the pros at the Evert Tennis Academy. Accommodations The Boca Raton Resort and Club Boca Raton, Florida www.bocaresort.com Amenities of one of the world's most beautiful resorts include championship golf and tennis, a half-mile private beach and the new Spa Palazzo. Rooms range from $195 to $750 depending on the time of year and the room desired. Logistics Cost: $7,120 per person includes tennis instruction and three nights' deluxe accommodations at the all-new Yacht Club. A portion of the Camp fee can be tax-deductible, with proceeds going to the Evert Tennis Academy Foundation, which supports underprivileged juniors.

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Fine Living To print this page, select File then Print from your browser URL: http://www.fineliving.com/fine/fantasy_camp/article/0,1663,FINE_11238_2100969,00.html Chris Evert Fantasy Tennis Camp Boca Raton, Florida Fantasy Camp : Episode FLFAN-104 Fantasy camper Gillian Newsom gets instruction from tennis champion Chris Evert. RELATED LINKS 20 Supreme Courts Tennis Training Tips Tennis Training Camps Tennis Tournaments ... Metal Alloy Making Quite a Racket July 10, 2003 Camp Details Each camper gets to play against three-time Wimbledon Champion Chris Evert. Evert works with campers on serve techniques, forehand and backhand drills, and volley strategies. The camper-to-instructor ratio is three to one. One of the camp's instructors is John Evert, Chris' brother and renowned tennis manager. Campers spend more than two hours a day learning from Chris Evert and the pros at the Evert Tennis Academy. Accommodations The Boca Raton Resort and Club Boca Raton, Florida www.bocaresort.com Amenities of one of the world's most beautiful resorts include championship golf and tennis, a half-mile private beach and the new Spa Palazzo. Rooms range from $195 to $750 depending on the time of year and the room desired. Logistics Cost: $7,120 per person includes tennis instruction and three nights' deluxe accommodations at the all-new Yacht Club. A portion of the Camp fee can be tax-deductible, with proceeds going to the Evert Tennis Academy Foundation, which supports underprivileged juniors.

20. MSN Encarta - Chris Evert evert, chris, born in 1954, American tennis player and tournament broadcastcommentator, one of the first top players to rely on a twohanded backhand. http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761578570/Chris_Evert.html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Upgrade your Encarta Experience Spend less time searching and more time learning. Learn more Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Related Items debut year picture of Chris Evert more... Further Reading Search for books and more related to Evert, Chris Encarta Search Search Encarta about Evert, Chris Advertisement document.write(' Evert, Chris Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 4 items Evert, Chris , born in 1954, American tennis player and tournament broadcast commentator, one of the first top players to rely on a two-handed backhand. Born Christine Marie Evert in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, she gained recognition as a teenage amateur, defeating such stars as Margaret Smith Court, Virginia Wade, and Billie Jean King . A poised and intensely concentrated player, Evert quickly became a favorite of sportswriters and spectators, helping attract large audiences and significant prize money to women's tennis. Evert turned professional in 1972 after winning the Virginia Slims championship tournament and the United States Clay-Court Championship earlier the same year. In 1974, at the age of 19, she won singles titles at Wimbledon and the French and Italian opens. In 1975 she again won the French title, in addition to winning her first U.S. Open women's singles competition by defeating Evonne Goolagong at Forest Hills. She beat Goolagong again in 1976 at Wimbledon. Evert went on to win a total of six U.S. opens, seven French opens, three Wimbledon titles, and two Australian opens. She retired from competitive tennis in 1989 and became a color commentator for network-television broadcasts of major tennis tournaments. The first player to win 1000 singles matches (1984), Evert earned a rare unanimous selection to the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1995.

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