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2010 US Open

August 30 - September 12, 2010

U.S. Open Tennis Ball

The winner of each women’s Sectional Qualifying Tournament will advance to the US Open National Playoffs – Women’s Championships, where a maximum of 16 players will compete in a single-elimination draw played to the best-of-three tiebreak seats. The top four players will be seeded using their international professional computer rankings (if any). If less than four players with international professional computer rankings are competing, then only those ranked will be seeded. The winner will receive the ultimate prize – a singles wild card entry to compete in the 2010 US Open Qualifying Tournament!

The Taube Family Tennis Stadium at Stanford University in Stanford, CA will host the US Open National Playoffs – Women’s Championships, July 28-August 1, during the Bank of the West Classic.

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Posts about 2010 US Open:

Clijsters wins with class, and tennis wins with Clijsters
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Kim Clijsters makes it two U.S. Open titles in a row, with little fight from foe
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Clijsters tops Zvonareva, captures third U.S. Open title
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Venus Williams receives sister's counsel
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It's High Time We Appreciate Venus Williams
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A Battle Of Wills: Venus Williams to Face Defending Champion Kim Clijsters
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Zheng/Chan sail into women's doubles semis of US Open
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Venus opens up about race, 13 years after crashing U.S. Open
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Shocking pink, but not a shocking win for Venus Williams
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Late and great Stosur has Clijsters in her sights
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US Open Clijsters on hot streak
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Stosur wins latest-ending US Open women's match
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Dominika Cibulkova ousts 2004 U.S. Open champ Kuznetsova
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American Beatrice Capra loses to Maria Sharapova in straight sets at U.S. Open
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The Difference Between Titillation and Celebration (+ why it matters)
posted on September 2, 2010 at 11:02pm

By Laura Pappano Sure, the title of The New York Times Magazine cover – Women Who Hit Very Hard – was a provocative run-up to the U.S. Open. It wasn’t, however, sexy-provocative, but take-notice-of-where-things-are provocative. The article offer...more

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