Steve Interviews Donald Dell for CBS Radio

Steve interviewed tennis legend Donald Dell for CBS Radio as part of his summer tennis tournament radio coverage broadcasting duties.

Steve Tapped for Radio Broadcast Tennis Coverage

As a selected radio correspondent for CBS radio 1580 (terptalk) and ESPN radio 1300, Steve will be covering many of this summer’s professional tournaments.
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2011 Australian Open – Where Are the Americans?

The buzz still hasn’t died down from the 2011 Australian Open.  The conversations usually go something like this: “Wow! Djokovic played unbelievable winning the men’s title and Clijsters looked so strong winning the women’s.” 

But really, what’s happening with the Americans? 

Well, not totally absent from the winner’s circle at the year’s first slam – The Bryans won their fifth Australian Open and 10th grand slam overall.  How soon we forget.  However, with only four male Americans ranked in the top 100 there is cause for concern far and wide.

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United States Open 2010

Flushing, New York

I guess on some level it was appropriate that I stepped out of the 7 train at the Flushing subway stop on Day 4 of the United States Open tennis championships; because that meant second round action at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. I took 11 main draw cracks at America’s biggest professional tournament and never passed the second round in singles. I did have some victories; six, as a matter of fact. I guess 6-11 at the Open is pretty good on some level.
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Celebrate 25 Years of the Steve Krulevitz Tennis Program

BNP Paribas Showdown for the Billie Jean King Cup

There’s only one indoor sports arena in the world that could attract twelve thousand fans on a Nor-easter night where Polar Bears would be scurrying for cover. During probably the worst winter storm of the worst winter in recent memory, Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Jelena Jankovic, and Ana Ivanovic squared off in the world’s most famous arena, Madison Square Garden in New York City for the Billie Jean King Cup.
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February Musings – A-Rod and S-Peer

This is turning out to be one of the craziest weeks in sports for quite awhile. We have the Alex Rodriguez baseball steroid scandal. Investigators have claimed that A-Rod injected steroids during the 2001-2003 baseball seasons. He is the highest paid player in professional baseball. Sad story!
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Summer 2009 Camp Schedule Available

Hey everyone – quick update – the latest Summer 2009 Camp schedule is out, so please click below to have a look and make your tennis plans for the coming season!

Click here to view the latest PDF of my Summer 2009 Camp Schedule

Strength and honor…

In 2009, I will…

I will live this day as if it is my last.
And what shall I do with this last precious day which remains in my keeping? First, I will seal up its container of life so that not one drop spills itself upon the sand. I will waste not a moment mourning yesterday’s misfortunes, yesterday’s defeats, yesterday’s aches of the heart, for why should I throw good after bad?
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Thanksgiving 2008

Thanksgiving weekend was anything but quiet at The Greenspring Racquet Club in Lutherville, Maryland. One hundred and sixty junior tennis players ranging in age from 7 years (8 and under division) to 18 years (18 and under division) whom participated in the annual Turkey Bowl Junior Tennis Classic.160 boys and girls playing for 3 days. Busy, two weeks before their onslaught, 30 juniors just in the 14 and under division played in the Yonex Junior Open at Greenspring Racquet Club run by yours truly.
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