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Matthew Cronin

Matthew Cronin has been covering pro tennis for the past nineteen years. He is a columnist for FoxSports.com and other tennis news sites. He is the former managing editor of the California-based Inside Tennis magazine and has been the main English-language writer for official Grand Slam web sites, including Rolandgarros.org and USOpen.org. Cronin is also a regular contributor to Reuters and last did the play-by-play on the first web radio broadcasts of the US Open finals. A former co-president of the International Tennis Writers Association, Cronin resides in Moraga, Calif., USA, with his wife, Patti, and their children, Cassandra, Connor and Chiara.
cronin@tennisreporters.net

Ron Cioffi

Ron Cioffi works as the director of communications for the USTA Southern Section and media director of the Atlanta Tennis Championships. He heads KRC Communications, which produces tennis magazines, advertising, brochures, graphic and web design for the tennis industry.  He has worked as vice president/senior art director for Bank of America, assistant managing editor for The Bakersfield Californian, art director and production manager for Inside Tennis and design director for InfoWorld magazine and The Scranton Times-Tribune. He served as an assistant professor of graphic design at North Georgia College & State University. Ron holds a master’s degree in Journalism from Michigan State University and his photos and reporting have been published in Tennis, Newsweek, The Washington Post, American Photographer, TennisLife, Net News, The New York Times, Yankee, Goal and Connecticut magazines. Ron lives in Johns Creek, Ga., USA, with his wife, writer Kathy Des Jardins Cioffi and their three sons, Will, Luke and Jack.
cioffi@tennisreporters.net

TennisReporters.net’s location
The site is based in:
11120 Taylor’s Spring Place
Johns Creek, Ga.

History
TennisReporters.net was founded in 2001 just before Roland Garros. Matthew Cronin, Ron Cioffi and Sandra Harwitt founded the site. Harwitt resigned from the site in 2003.

TennisReporters.net is the only website to win the USTA Media Excellence Award, given in 2005 in the Broadcast Media category.

Contributors
Over the years, TennisReporters.net has under numerous full-time journalists to contribute to the site, including Sandra Harwitt, Chris Bowers, etc.