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MATTHEW
CRONIN
cronin@tennisreporters.net
Matthew
Cronin has been covering pro tennis for the past thirteen years.
He is the 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 member of the International Tennis Writers Association,
Cronin resides in Oakland, Calif., USA, with his wife, Patti,
and their children, Cassandra, Connor and Chiara.
Ron
Cioffi heads KRC Communications, which produces tennis magazines,
advertising, brochures, graphic and web design for the tennis
industry. He is an assistant professor of graphic design at North
Georgia College & State University. Ron serves as a member
of the USTA Southern Section Public Relations Committee and formerly
served in a similar capacity for the Middle States Section. 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. Ron holds a master's degree in Journalism from
Michigan State University and his photos and reporting have been
published in Tennis, Newsweek, American Photographer,
Net News, The New York Times, The Washington
Post, Yankee, Goal and Connecticut magazines.
Ron lives outside of Atlanta, Ga., USA, with his wife, writer
Kathy Des Jardins, and sons, Will, Luke and Jack.
Contributors
SANDRA HARWITT: Harwitt
is a former partner in TR.net
and has traveled the globe covering professional tennis for a
variety of media outlets including the Associated Press, Agence
France Presse, Reuters, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The New York
Times, USA Today, Tennis magazine and Tennis Life.
ALIX
RAMSAY: Alix Ramsay has been
covering tennis for British national newspapers for the past 12
years. She was tennis correspondent of The Times for three
years.
CYNTHIA
LUM
SUSAN
AND FRED MULLANE/CAMERAWORK USA, INC.
SIGGI
BUCHER
ELEANOR PRESTON
DOUGLAS ROBSON
MARK LYONS
DAVID
WHEATON: Winner of three ATP singles
tournaments, including the '91 Grand Slam Cup, and three doubles
titles. He was a semifinalist at Wimbledon and achieved a career-high
No. 12 ranking.
ART SEITZ
JOEL
DRUCKER: Joel Drucker is one of
the world's best know tennis writers. His stories have appeared
in all of America's leading tennis publications, including Tennis,
Tennis Week, USTA Magazine, Tennis Championships
Magazine, People, Men's Journal, Forbes FYI
and Cigar Aficionado. A piece he wrote on Pancho Segura
was cited in the annual anthology, "Best American Sportswriting,"
as a notable sports story of 1995. In 1999, he was honored by
Tennis Week as "Writer of the Year." Drucker
also works extensively in television, as well as on-air commentary
for the U.S. Open's international broadcast.
RICHARD EATON:
Longtime British tennis writer Richard Eaton is a contributor
to the Guardian, among other publications.
RICHARD OSBORN
JOANNA GLEASON
KAMAKSHI TANDON
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