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Junior
Orange Bowl
International Tennis Championship
December 14-23, 2014
Miami • Coral Gables • Key Biscayne, Florida
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Chair Persons’ Welcome Letter
We are excited to welcome you to the 53rd anniversary of the Junior Orange Bowl International
Championship! We welcome you to celebrate this milestone with us as you grace our courts with
your youthful enthusiasm and talent. You will be following in the footsteps of many professional
players, such as our 2013 Honorary Chairperson, Andy Murray, who won the Junior Orange Bowl
International Championship Boys 12’s in 1999. There is a long list of professionals who have showcased
their skills at our tournament including Jimmy Connors, Mary Joe Fernandez, Monica Seles, Andre
Agassi and Steffi Graf. Added to the Junior Orange Bowl Tennis Legacy are Roger Federer, Andy Roddick,
Juan Martin del Potro, Robin Soderling, Kim Clijsters, Justine Henin, Melanie Oudin, Caroline Wozniaki,
Novak Djokovic and Bernard Tomic.
We are extremely grateful to the City of Coral Gables, who has been our host partner for over fifty years
and who has enabled us to grow into this world recognized event! We are both honored to provide the
opportunity for you to compete, display good sportsmanship, and enjoy South Florida hospitality.
We wish you success…but most importantly, a memorable and rewarding experience!
Best wishes,
Abby Dresnick and Barbara Waters
Tennis Chairpersons
1998-2014
THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM
Barbara Waters and Abby Dresnick, Tennis Committee Co-Chairs
Jodi Steinbauer, Tournament Director, Erika Steinbauer, Assistant Tournament Director,
and Cathy Nordlund, Tournament Coordinator
Immediate Tennis Committee
Paul Ballard, Lew Brewer, Bobby Curtis, Carol Crabtree, John Geraghty, Barbara Goldin,
Robert Gomez, Jim Heacock, Frank Perez, Don Petrine, and Terri Shikany
The Junior Orange Bowl Tennis Committee is comprised 99% of dedicated volunteers. We wish to
thank all our loyal friends of tennis, who contribute their time and talents to make the Junior Orange
Bowl International Tennis Championship one of the most prestige and world recognized tournaments.
We apologize that there are truly too many who contribute during the ten day tournament to mention
them all.
A special thanks to the Junior Orange Bowl Board of Directors, President Peter Tolmach, Executive
Director, Jessica Cerda-Antomarchi, Alex Markel, Director of Operations and Communications,
Johanna Cuevas, Marcel Geneus, and intern Nicholas Reynolds. We also wish to thank the University
of Miami, and the City of Coral Gables Commissioners, Miami-Dade County Parks and Recreation and
city employees, who are always willing to accommodate our needs.
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A SPECIAL MESSAGE
FROM THE 2014-2015 JUNIOR ORANGE BOWL president
2014-2015
Board of Directors
Peter Tolmach
President
Kathleen Kauffman
President – Elect
Dr. Robert Bueso
Immediate Past President
Samantha Jones
Vice President
Charles Knight
Vice President
Adhys Obeso
Treasurer
Sam Burritt
Secretary
Barbara Waters
Board Member
Isa Goenaga
Board Member
Michelle Bermudez
Board Member
Hello Friends of the Junior Orange Bowl,
On behalf of the Junior Orange Bowl Committee
and our Board of Directors I want to welcome you to
the 53rd Annual Junior Orange Bowl International
Tennis Championship. Every year, the Junior Orange
Bowl Tennis Tournament attracts the biggest and
most talented 12 & under and 14 & under players in
the world. Our tournament has a storied past with
many great players that have gone onto successful
careers playing collegiate and professional tennis.
Our participants have gone onto win at many of
the Tennis Grand Slam Events. For years, the
Junior Orange Bowl has captured the top tennis
players throughout the world before their fame
and it is a tremendous opportunity for our organization to see these athletes play so young. Of course,
our tournament cannot be possible without the
tremendous support of our sponsors. In addition,
our tournament is owed a tremendous debt
of gratitude to our tennis committee chairs, directors,
their committee members and the countless
volunteers that help with the planning and
implementation of tournament.
To our participants, I say “Good Luck!” as you compete
and I look forward to a wonderful competition that
displays true sportsmanship, athleticism and passion.
Have a wonderful tournament and see you at the finals!
Sincerely,
Peter Tolmach
President
Junior Orange Bowl
Maggie Hill
Board Member
Jessica Cerda-Antomarchi
Executive Director
MISSION STATEMENT
The Junior Orange Bowl, Inc. is a Florida not for profit, 501 © 3,
that serves the South Florida community and the youth of the
world by providing opportunities for wholesome, competitive, and
multi-cultural experiences.
To learn how to become part of the Junior Orange Bowl Team, call
305-662-1210 or email: [email protected]
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Internationally Acclaimed Artist and Philanthropist
Rosario “Chary” Rico-Toro
Rosario “Chary” Rico-Toro artist/philanthropist and former runner up to
Miss Universe in 1990, the Bolivian born beauty Chary seeks a dual purpose
through her latest artistic venture. Her art serves to inspire an appreciation
for the bold and geometric expressions on canvas, while aspiring to bring
awareness to the underprivileged youth of Bolivia.
Native to Bolivia and witness to the country’s thousands in dire poverty,
Chary founded the INTI Foundation in 2010 to address the needs of Bolivian
children with the intent to bring them a better way of life. The word “inti”
is the native Quechua language equivalent for the word “sun” and serves
as the Foundation’s metaphor to “bring light” to the dire issues facing the
children of Bolivia today. The INTI Foundation has had substantial success
in helping to serve this population by providing safe housing development
for orphans, health and human service resources and overall community
stabilization in specific parts of the country.
Chary utilizes her artistic talents to promote the message of the INTI
Foundation, “Different Children, Different Needs,” and to fundraise for the
programs and projects in her native home. Through the sale of her paintings
and donations she has raised approximately $75,000 to support the
Foundation’s initiatives. All of the proceeds from her paintings support the
projects and programs that serve Bolivian youth.
“My artistic muse was inspired from an early age,” says Chary. “Much of
my youth was spent in the Catholic Church and I was intrigued by the bold
colors and geometric patterns of the beautiful stained glass windows in
the cathedrals. These memories are translated on my canvas today as an
expression of hope for Bolivian youth. I wish to convey a child’s joyful take
on life through the bright colors in my work and transfer that joy to my
exhibition viewers.”
While having participated in solo and multi-artist shows in the local and
international markets, Chary is very proud to be selected as the Artist for
the 2014 Junior Orange Bowl International Tennis Championship.
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GUEST SPEAKER,
MAIN DRAW RECEPTION
Nick Bollettieri
709 89th Court NW
Bradenton, FL 34209
November 11, 2014
Dear Players, Coaches, and
Parents,
Congratulations on your
acceptance and upcoming
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Best Wishes,
Nick Bollettieri
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you all in Miami and wis
h you the best of luck in
the tournament.
2014 HONORARY
CHAIRPERSON
To this day, Martina – more than anyone else – is known for taking
women’s tennis to an entirely new level with her speed, aggression,
and fitness. She has left an enduring legacy of excellence highlighted
by 59 Grand Slam titles, including a record 9 Wimbledon singles
championships, as well as an insurmountable 344 total tournament victories.
Over the years, Martina has received numerous accolades, including “Tour
Player of the Year,” the Associated Press “Female Athlete of the Year,” a
listing on ESPN’s “Top 40 Athletes of All Time,” and an induction into the
International Tennis Hall of Fame as “the game’s most prolific winner.”
But every bit as important as Martina’s success on the tennis court was
her courage outside the lines. A lifelong crusader for individual freedom,
at age 18, Martina took the bold step of leaving her native land to seek
asylum in the United States. By 1981, she had become a U.S. citizen. As
one of the first openly gay sports figures, Martina has spent much of her
career overcoming prejudices and stereotypes. Since coming out, Martina
has been a vocal advocate for equal rights and a strong supporter of many
charities, which directly benefit the LGBT community.
Photo courtesy of Payam
One of the most incredible athletes and cultural figures in recent history,
Martina Navratilova is arguably the most dominant tennis player to ever
step foot on the courts. Born October 18, 1956, in Prague, Czechoslovakia,
Martina had a burning desire that she first articulated at the age of 8: to be
the best player in the world. She never let go of that dream and eventually
became the only player to win a Grand Slam in four different decades,
including a curtain-closing US Open victory at age 49. Martina played
tennis with a singular energy, passion and emotion.
In 2010, Martina faced her toughest opponent – breast cancer. It was
treated successfully with a lumpectomy and radiation. She approached
the cancer treatments as she did her tennis opponents – with a mixture of
determination and raw power. Martina is now an advocate for preventive
screening and regular checkups.
Martina continues to play tournaments and work in a wide range of areas.
She serves as Health & Fitness Ambassador for AARP and recently raced
alongside NASCAR drivers in the AARP Drive to End Hunger. Her work as
analyst and commentator for Tennis Channel takes her around the world
every year to cover the Grand Slams. Martina’s strong voice and open views
make her a highly sought-after speaker at events and presentations for
international companies and organizations. Whether the topic is fitness or
politics, human equality or animal rights, she remains refreshingly candid
and admirably committed.
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site locations
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Registration is at the University of Miami Field House (Next to Bank
United Center) 1245 Dauer Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146
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University of Miami
Boys 14 & Under
5821 San Amaro Dr. • Coral Gables 33146
305-662-6072
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Salvadore Park
Boys 12 & Under
1120 Andalusia Ave. • Coral Gables 33134
786-202-8825
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Tropical Park
Girls 12 & Under
7900 SW 40 St. • Miami 33155
786-202-8830
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Crandon Park
Girls 14 & Under
7300 Crandon Blvd. • Key Biscayne 33149
786-202-8824
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Kerdyk Biltmore Tennis Center
Boys 14 & under
1150 Anastasia Ave. • Coral Gables 33134
786-202-8834
Please do not leave valuables in your car.
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DIRECTIONS TO MATCH SITES
CRANDON PARK TENNIS CENTER (CP) Girls’ 14 7300 Crandon Blvd. • Key Biscayne 33149 • 786-202-8824
Heading north on US1 merge onto Brickell Ave. and then take right turn onto Rickenbacker Causeway. You will have to pay a
$1.75 toll to access Crandon Blvd. The Rickenbacker Causeway becomes Crandon Blvd. Continue east past the Golf Course
until you reach the entrance to the Crandon Park Tennis Center, turn right into the center towards the stadium. There is a
parking area.
SALVADORE PARK TENNIS CENTER (SP) Boys’ 12 1120 Andalusia Ave. • Coral Gables 33134 • 786-202-8825
Heading south on US1 from I95, make a right turn onto Granada Blvd. Follow Granada Blvd. to Andalusia and make a left
turn. Follow Andalusia to the Salvadore Park Tennis Center. There is ample parking in the adjacent parking lot.
TROPICAL PARK TENNIS CENTER (TP) Girls’ 12 7900 SW 40 St. • Miami 33155 • 786-202-8830
FOLLOW US:
Take the Palmetto Expressway (826) heading South to the Bird Road exit. Exit onto Bird Road heading west. You will see
the sign for Tropical Park on your left. Enter the park and follow the road to the Tennis Courts, you will find ample parking
adjacent to the courts.
UNIVersity OF MIAMI TENNIS CENTER (UM) Boys’ 14 5821 San Amaro Drive • Coral Gables 33146 • 305-662-6072
Head south on US1 to Granada Blvd. Make a right turn onto Granada Blvd. Make an immediate left turn onto Ponce de Leon.
Stay on Ponce de Leon south past the University of Miami Baseball Stadium to San Amaro Drive. Make a right turn at the
light on San Amaro Drive and continue until you see the tennis courts of the Neil Schiff Tennis Center on the right. Do not
park in any spaces marked RESERVED.
KERDYK BILTMORE TENNIS CENTER (BTC) Boys’ 14 1150 Anastasia Ave. • Coral Gables 33134 • 786-202-8834
Head south on US1 from I95, make a right turn onto Granada Blvd. Continue across to Bird Road (SW 40 St.) to the four way
stop sign at Anastasia and make a left turn. The tennis courts are on the left. You may find parking in the lot or you may have
to park in the parking lot on the west side of Hotel.
PRACTICE COURTS
ADDRESS & DIRECTIONS
Call ahead for court rental prices and reservations. You must check in at pro shop before going on courts.
CORAL GABLES COUNTRY CLUB 1007 S. Greenway Drive • Coral Gables 33134 • 305-448-9004
Clay Courts. From Salvadore Park 1120 Andalusia Avenue. Take Andalusia East to Granada Blvd. Make a left and head North
to South Greenway Drive. All persons on court will be charged, players and coaches. Warm up and coaching services are
available at the club.
CONTINENTAL PARK 10001 SW 82nd Ave. • Miami 33156 • 305-271-0732
Hard Courts only. Heading south on US1 to 104th St. make a Right turn. Go to 82nd Ave. make a right turn go to S.W. 100 St.
Courts are on the right.
CORAL PINES TENNIS CENTER 6955 SW 104th St. • Miami 33156 • 305-668-7258
Hard Courts. Take US1 heading south to SW 57th Ave (Red Road). Make a left turn and continue to SW 104th Street. Make a
right turn and continue you will see the courts on your right just after SW 67th Ave.
Kirk Munroe Tennis Center 3101 Florida Ave • Coconut Grove 33133 • 305-461-6806
Hard Courts. They do not take reservations. First come, first serve
US1 heading north from UM turn right onto Grand Ave. Left on SW 32 Ave/McDonald St and 1st right onto Florida Ave.
TAMIAMI TENNIS CENTER 11201 SW 24th Street • Miami 33165 • 305-480-2099 • 305-794-4580
Hard Courts. Palmetto Exp (FL826) Exit to SW 24 Street (Coral Way) Head west to SW 112 Ave. Right on SW 112 Ave Tennis
Courts are inside the park on the right. Warm up and coaching services are available at the center.
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Junior ORANGE BOWL International
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
BOYS & Girls 12 & 14 Rules & regulations
Two matches per day may be scheduled. Night play and a third match in one day may become necessary.
Play will be 2 out of 3 sets. The Twelve Point Tiebreak (first to 7pts with a margin of 2pts) will be used in all
sets. Scoring and sites may be changed due to weather conditions. The U.S.T.A. Point Penalty System will
be enforced. Five minute warm-up, including practice serves will be allowed. A ten-minute break is allowed
between second and third set. A new can of balls will be used for the third set. Default time is 15 minutes.
NO SPECTATOR COACHING DURING MATCHES WILL BE PERMITTED. NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED ON COURTS.
ALTERNATE SITES MAY BE USED IF NECESSARY.
THERE WILL BE A FULL FEED-IN CONSOLATION THROUGH THE QUARTER FINALS FOR ALL DIVISIONS.
Play is expected. There will be a 3rd and 4th place playoff which play is expected. Awards will be given
through 6th place. There is Singles only. There are no doubles in this tournament.
Dress code: no compression shorts
December 14 - Qualifying Matches begin
December 17 - Main Draw Matches begin
December 22 & 23 – Boys’ 12 Semi Finals and Finals at Salvadore Park
December 22 & 23 – Boys’ 14, Girls’ 12 & Girls’ 14 Semi-Finals and Finals at the University of Miami
Girls’ 14 Crandon Park Tennis Center
Girls’ 12 Tropical Park Tennis Center
Boys’ 14 University of Miami and Kerdyk Biltmore Tennis Center
Boys’ 12 Salvadore Park
THE TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE
The Tournament Committee is here to assist all contestants; The Committee wishes you an enjoyable
tournament and hopes your memories are fond ones. The committee does reserve the right to alter any of
the conditions, rules or schedules. The decision of the Executive Committee in any matter is final.
Tournament Co-Chairs: Tournament Director: Tournament Coordinator:
Assistant Tournament Director:
Tournament Referee: Boys’ 12 Site Director: Girls’ 12 Site Director: Boys’ 14 Site Director:
Girls’ 14 Site Director:
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Barbara Waters and Abby Dresnick
Jodi Appelbaum Steinbauer
Cathy Nordlund
Erika Steinbauer
Sandi Pardon
Paul Ballard - Salvadore Park Tennis Center
Jim Heacock - Tropical Park Tennis Center
Carol Crabtree - University of Miami
Frank Perez - Kerdyk Biltmore Tennis Center
Bruce Boiko - Crandon Park Tennis Center
2013 champions
2013
Girls 12
Champion
2013
12 Year Old Champions
2013
Boys 12
Champion
Juan Cerundolo, ARG
Tyra Black USA
2013
Girls 14
Champion
2013
14 Year Old Champions
Claire Liu USA
2013
Boys 14
Champion
Axel Geller, ARG
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CHAMPIONS’ LIST
List of Junior Orange Bowl Winners and Runner Ups from 1962 to the Present Year
Boys 12 (Winners/Runners-up) Girls 12 (Winners/Runners-up)
1962
Mac Claflin, USA / Dick Stockton, USA
Ann Roberts, USA / Eileen Pomales
1963
Dick Stockton, USA / Brian Gottfried, USA
Marjorie Gengler / Susana Zenea
1964
Jimmy Conners, USA / Alex Mayer USA
Nancy Ornstein / Karin Benson, USA
1965
Jeff Miller, USA / Emilo Montano, MEX
Karin Benson, USA / Plums Barkowicz, USA
1966
Freddy DeJesus, PR / Mike Borling, USA
Plums Barkowicz, USA / Chris Evert, USA
1967
Eugene Mayer, USA / Billy Martin, USA
Laurie Tennie, USA /Laurie Fleming, USA
1968
Billy Martin, USA / Howard Schoenfield, USA
Jeanne Evert, USA / Rayni Fox
1969
Howard Schoenfield, USA / Walter Lentz, USA
Lynn Epstein, USA / Sherry Acker, USA
1970
Eddie Reese, USA / Van Winitsky, USA
Shelia McInerney, USA / Sherry Acker, USA
1971
Van Winitsky, USA / Mel Purcell, USA
Sherry Acker, USA / Julie Pressley, USA
1972
John Evert, USA / Scott Fleming, USA
Anne White, USA / Betty Newfield, USA
1973
Mark Mees, USA / Talbot Davis, USA
Elise Burgin, USA / Tracy Foster, USA
1974
Alan Racko, CAN / Chris Huff, USA
Shelly Solomon, USA / Sally Appelbaum, USA
1975
James Pugh, USA / James Arias, USA
Andre Jeager, USA / Marion Noriega
1976
James Brown, USA / Carlos Chabalgoity, BRA
Lori Kosten, USA / Kathleen Horvath
1977
Robbie Weiss, USA / Carlos Chabalgoity, BRA
Karen Seguso / Sue Cutler
1978
Aaron Krickstein, USA / Jim Williams, USA
Kathy Rinaldi, USA / Niege Diaz
1979
Bruno Oresar, SFRY / Gilad Bloom, ISR
Claire Evert, USA / Lienkie Snyman
1980
Al Parker, USA / Nick Barone, USA
Kerri Rieter, USA / Stephanie Rehe
1981
Augustine Garrizzo, VEN / Eduardo Velez, MEX
Steffi Graf, GER / Amy Schwartz, USA
1982
David Kass, USA / Martin Blackman, BAR
Mary Joe Fernandez, USA / Gabrielle Sabatini, ARG
1983
Fritz Bissell, USA / Arne Thoms, GER
Diane McKeon, USA / Amy Frazier, USA
1984
Johan Alven, SWE / William Kryakos, BRA
Luanne Spadea, USA / Kimberly Kessaris, USA
1985
Thomas Ho, USA / John Leach, USA
Monica Seles, SFRY / Kimberly Kessaris, USA
1986
Jason Appel, USA / Paul Harsanyi, USA
Jennifer Capriati, USA / Anne Mall, USA
1987
Jimmy Jackson, USA / Drew Maner, USA
Magdalena Maleeva, BUL /1988
B.J. Stearns, USA / Marcus Fluitt, USA
Chanda Rubin, USA / Ali Peshkin, USA
1989 – 1997
NO 12’s Played
1998
Dong Why Choi, KOR / Jamie Murray, GBR
Romina Oprandi, SUI / Yi Chen, TPE
1999
Andrew Murray, GBR / Tomas Piskacek, CZE
Tatiana Golovin, FRA / Olga Pouchkova, BUL
2000
Dejan Katic, SFRY / Karlis Lejinieks, LAT
Laura Siegemund, GER / Ina Hadziselimovic, CRO
2001
Cheong-Eui Kim, KOR / Sheharyar Wali, USA
Sesil Karatantcheva, BUL / Alissa Kleibanova, RUS
2002
Andrew Thomas, AUS / Maksim Tikhomirov, USA
Sharon Fichman, CAN / Tamira Paszek, AUT
2003
Lazare Kukhalashvila, GEO / Chase Buchanan, USA
Mallory Burdette, USA / Jocelyn Rae, GBR
2004
Bernard Tomic, AUS / David Souto Vargas, VEN
Valeria Solovieva, RUS / Tamaryn Hendler, BEL
2005
Christian Harrison, USA / Mika De Coster, USA
Hanna Orlik, BLR / Blazena Lukac, CRO
2006
Reo Asami, USA / Edward Nguyen, CAN
Jessica Ren, GBR / Christian Shakovets, GER
2007
Joseph Di Giulio, USA / Roy Lederman, USA
Madison Keys, USA / Sujeoung Jang, KOR
2008
Hyeon Chung, KOR / Silas Cerqueira, BRA
Indy De Vroome, NED / Alexandria Stiteler, USA
2009
Seongchan Hong, KOR / Stefan Kozlov, USA
Francoise Abanda, CAN / Julia O’Loughlin, USA
2010
Michael Mmoh, USA / Oh Chanyeoung, KOR
Nicole Frenkel, USA / Julia Bryzgalova, RUS
2011
Artem Dubrivnyy, RUS/ Stefan Kozlov, USA
Claire Liu, USA/ Catherine Bellis, USA
2012
Yishai Oliel, ISR/ Patrick Sydow, ARU
Abigail Desiatnikov, USA/ Diana Yestremska, UKR
2013
Juan Cerundolo ARG/Runner-up, Wojciech Marek POL
Tyra Black USA/Anastasiya Potapova RUS
Justine Henin
Chris Evert
Monica Seles
Justine Henin 1996 Girls 14
Junior Orange Bowl Winner
Jim Courier
“Carol Damian, Kimberly Kessaris (2nd Place
Winner – Girls 12), Monica Seles (1985 Girls 12
Champion) and 1985 Jr. Orange Bowl President
Val Macor.
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Nicolas Periera from Venezuela, winner Boys 14,
runner-up Jim Courier from Florida, Carol Bazter,
George Carless, Boys 14 site Director.
Mary Joe Fernandez
Mary Joe Fernandez from Miami, FL,
winner 1983 Girls 14 and winner of
1982 Girls 12.
CHAMPIONS’ LIST
List of Junior Orange Bowl Winners and Runner Ups from 1948 to the Present Year
Boys 14 (Winners/Runners-up) Girls 14 (Winners/Runners-up)
1993
Jean Rene Lisnard, FRANCE / Daniel Elsnor, GERMANY)
Carolina Jagieniak, FRANCE / Amelia Mauresmo, FRANCE
1948
Jerry Moss, USA / David Harum, USA
No Girls
1971
Walter Lentz, USA / Cameron Corse, USA
Lynn Epstein, USA / Allegra Pero, USA
1949
Jerry Moss, USA / Jeff Arnold, USA
No Girls
1972
Van Winitsky, USA / Larry Gottfried
Zenda Leiss, USA / Jennifer Balent, USA
1950
Mike Green, USA / Bobby Macy, USA No Girls
1973
Blaine Willenborg, USA / Celso Sacomondi, BRAZIL
Jennifer Balent, USA / Julie Pressley, USA
1951
Donald Dell, USA / Lloyd Moglen, USA
Rosa Marie Reyes, MEXICO / Barbara Mitchell, USA
1952
Earl Buchholz, USA / Ned Neely, USA
Phyllis Saganski, USA / Carolyn Rittenhour, USA
1953
Earl Buchholz, USA / Ned Neely, USA
Donna Floyd, USA / Marilyn Voges, USA
1954
Ray Senkowski, USA / John Alder, USA
Virginia Hess, USA / Sandy Warshaw, USA
1955
Frank Froehling III, USA / Curtis Myers, USA
Virginia Hess, USA / Gail de Lozier, USA
1956
Curtis Myers, USA / Charles Pasarell, PUERTO RICO)
Roberta Allison, USA / Carol Hanks, USA
1957
Charles Pasarell, PUERTO RICO / Alfredo Alvarez, MEXICO
Peachy Kellmeyer, USA / Marttita Torros, PUERTO RICO
1958
Nicolas Kalo, COSTA RICA / Alfredo Alvarez, MEXICO
Mary Arfaras, USA / Stephinie DeFina, USA
1959
George Seewagen, USA / Bobby Speicher, USA
Vickie Holmes, USA / Patricia Reyes, MEXICO
1960
Marcela Lara, MEXICO / Luis Garcia, MEXICO
Peaches Barkowitz, USA / Marmee Fry, USA
1961
Alberto Carrero, PUERTO RICO ()
Peaches Barkowitz, USA / Paulette, USA
1962
Stanley Pasarell, Puerto Rico / Richard Stockton, USA
Susanna Selinger, MEXICO / Melody Kiertanis, USA
1963
Richard Stockton, USA / Antonio Ortiz, PUERTO RICO
Carol Hunter, USA / Lourdes Gongora, MEXICO
1964
Richard Stockton, USA / Bill Colson, USA
Connie Capozzi, USA / Particia Montano, MEXICO
1965
Eddie Dibbs, USA / Jimmy Connors, USA
Emily Fisher, USA / Alica de Roche, USA
1966
Alexander Mayer, USA / Harold Solomon, USA
Karin Benson, USA / Carol Groefer, USA
1967
Emilio Montano, Mexico / Ricky Fagel, USA
Chris Evert, USA / Plums Barkowitz, USA
1968
John Whitlinger, USA / Gary Reiner, USA
Laurie Fleming, USA / Daryl Gralka, USA
1969
Billy Martin, USA / Trey Waltke, USA
Andrea Menezes, BRAZIL / Gina Ponce, MEXICO
1970
Hans Gildemeister, CHILE / Richard Finger, USA
Jeanne Evert, USA / Carrie Fleming, USA
1994
Artem Derepasko, RUSSIA / Fernando Gonzalez, CHILE
Jessica Lenhoff, USA / Elodie Lebescond, FRANCE
1974
Billy Nealson, USA / John Kennedy, USA
Laura Starr, USA / Caroline Stoll, USA
1995
Oliver Rochus, BELGIUM / Simon Dickson, GREAT BRITAIN
Katerina Srebotnik, SLOVENIA / Zsofia Gubacsi, HUNGARY
1996
Paul-Henri Mathieu, FRANCE / Todor Enev, BULGARIA
Justine Henin, BELGIUM / Lelena Pandzic, CROATIA
1997
Stephane Bohli, SWITZERLAND / Michael Ali-Cayol, FRANCE
Jelena Pandzic, CROATIA / Roberta Vinci, ITALY
1975
Bruce Brescia, USA / Ben Testerman, USA
Elise Burgin, USA / Suzy Jaeger, USA)
1976
Bruce Pompan, USA / Michael Robertson, SOUTH AFRICA
Shelly Solomon, USA/Marlin Noriega, VENEZUELA
1977
Roberto Arguello, ARGENTINA / Renato Joaquin, BRAZIL
Sunna Rojas, MEXICO / Lori Kosten, USA
1978
Carlos Chabalgoity, BRAZIL / Ricardo Accioly , BRAZIL
Lori Kosten, USA / Christine Calleja, FRANCE
1979
Jose Fernandez, CHILE / Ulf Fisher, WEST GERMANY
Lillian Drescher, VENEZUELA / Karen Seguso, USA
1980
Olivier Caya, FRANCE / Jay Berger, USA
Andrea Temesvari, HUNGARY / Nelge Dias, BRAZIL
1981
Bruno Oresar, YUGOSLAVIA / Chris Allgardh, SWEDEN
Manuela Maleeva, BULGARIA / Jo Lewis, GREAT BRITAIN
1982
Kent Carlsson, SWEDEN / Al Parker, USA
Stephanie Rehe, USA / Niurka Sodupe, USA
1998
Janko Tipsarevic, YUGOSLAVIA / Yeu Tzuoo Wang, TAIPEI
Melissa Torres, MEXICO / Lenka Dlhopolcova, SL
1999
Yeu Tzuoo Wang,TAIPEI /Guillermo Hormazabal, CHILE
Malea Mezak, CROATIA / Daria Kustova, BULGARIA
2000
Artem Sitak, RUSSIA / Sebastian Rieschick, RUSSIA
Nicole Pitts, USA / Morena de Bernardi, ITALY
2001
Clancy Shields, USA / Alex Kusnetsov, RUSSIA
Shahar Peer, ISRAEL / Jenni-Lee Heinser, USA
2002
Juan del Potro, Argentina / Pavel Tchekhov, RUSSIA
Volha Havartsova, BELARUS / Lindsay Burdette, USA
2003
Roberto Maytin, VENEZUELA / Kai Nishikori, JAPAN
Sorana Cirstea, ROMANIA / Sharon Fichman, CANADA
2004
Ricardas Berankis, LITHUANIA / Chase Buchanan, USA
Tamira Paszek, AUSTRIA/ Krista Damico, USA
2005
Rhyne Williams, USA / Grigor Dimitrov, BULGARIA
Viktoriya Kamenskaya, RUSSIA / Gail Brodsky, USA
1983
Eduardo Valez, MEXICO / Andre Agassi, USA
Mary Joe Fernandez, USA / Susan Sloane
1984
Nicholas Pereira, VENEZUELA / Jim Courier, USA
Caryn Moss, USA / Shiho Okada, JAPAN
1985
Nicklaus Kulti, SWEDEN / Hector Naveres, PUERTO RICO
Luanne Spadea, USA / Dierde Herman, USA
1986
Frank Salazar, USA / Thomas Ho, USA
Laxmi Poruri, USA / Monica Seles, YUGOSLAVIA
2006
Bernard Tomic, ASUTRALIA / David Souto, VENEZUELA
Hanna Orlik, BELARUS / Christina McHale, USA
2007
George Morgan, GREAT BRITIAN / Spenser Newman, USA
Iveta Dapkule, LITHUANIA / Monica Puig, USA
2008
John Richmond, USA / Edward Nguyen, CANADA
So Ra Lee, KOREA / Victoria Duval, USA
2009
Thien Jguyen, VIETNAM / Makenzie McDonald, USA
Yuki Chiang, USA / Brooke Austin, USA
1987
Thomas Ho, USA / Marcelo Saliola, BRAZIL
Shi-Ting Wang, Taiwan / Koaru Shibata, JAPAN
1988
Vincent Spadea, USA / Lucas Arnold, ARGENTINA
Nicole Hummel, USA / Sandra Cacic, USA
2010
Joshua Sapwell, GREAT BRITAIN/ Borna Coric, CROATIA
Brooke Austin, USA / Domenica Gonzalez Palau, Ecuador
1991
James Delgado, ENGLAND / Gustavo Cavallaro, ARGENTINA
Francesca Bentivoglio, ITALY / Francesca Lubiani, ITALY
2013
Claire Liu USA/Marketa Vondrousova CZE
Axel Geller ARG/Alex de Minaur AUS
2011
1989
Filip Kascak, CZECHOSLAVAKIA / David Skoch, CZECHOSLAVAKIA Seongchan Hong, SOUTH KOREA / Stefan Kozlov, USA
Katerina Stewart, USA / Tornado Ali Black, USA
Marketa Kochta, WEST GERMANY / Seong-heul Park, KOREA
2012
1990
Michael Mmoh, USA/ Marko Osmakcic, SUI
Magnus Norman, SWEDEN / David Skoch, CZECHOSLAVAKIA
Abigail Desiatnikov, USA/Diana Yestremska, UKR
Heike Rusch, GEMANY / Anne Pastor, France
1992
Thomas Haas, GERMANY / Alberto Martin, SPAIN
Amelia Castera, FRANCE / Mary White, USA
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