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Doug's Wimbledon Preview 2009

Mens Singles:  I learned a lesson last month during   the French Open that even when you know a sure thing when it comes to picking a winner- there is no sure thing.  The "sure thing" I speak of at Wimbledon is, of course, Federer.  But remember- there is no such thing!  Who can challenge Roger?  I think Andy Murray has a shot.  With him, it is more mental than physical.  Does he believe that he can win Wimbledon?  And can he perform in front of a British crowd going nuts wanting him to win so bad?  Does Roddick have a chance?  I think so but he would be by third choice. 

Ladies Singles:   I thought the ladies crown was wide open at the French.  I don't think that is the case at Wimbledon.  I believe it comes down to two ladies and one family.  Grass court tennis is supposed to be for the most athletic.  There is no doubt that the best two athletes in the ladies game is Serena and Venus Williams.  Venus is the two-time defending champion.  If you read my previews, you know if it comes down to Venus vs. Serena- I'm rooting for Venus! I see Venus winning her 6th Wimbledon championship.

Former tennis student Devon Cavanaugh stopped by recently to hit with CIT president, Doug Kegerreis.  Devon is currently playing Division I college tennis at UNC Asheville.  UNC Asheville participates in the Big South Conference.

Chantilly Tennis Stars Nolan, Kegerreis ascend to top singles slot for their NCAA Division I Teams

Chantilly's Debby Chang makes debut for Mary Washington University

Thomas Nolan and Kristi Kegerreis, class of 2006 at Chantilly High School, have begun their junior season playing NCAA Division I tennis.  They  both continue playing number one singles for their respective teams for the second consecutive year..

Nolan is playing #1 singles for Boston College in the Atlantic Coast Conference.  Thomas has notched singles wins against Brown and Davidson to help the BC Eagles clinch team victories in their first two outings. 

Kegerreis is playing #1 singles for Georgia Southern in the Southern Conference. Kristi won her singles and doubles match vs. Hampton University to help clinch a recent Georgia Southern victory.

Debbie Chang, Chantilly's #1 player in 2008, will begin her freshman dual match season for Mary Washington University later this month.  Mary Washington is a premier team in NCAA Division III.

For more information about either of these players, go to http://www.collegetennisonline.com/, and type in their name under "player search".

Chantilly's Kristi Kegerreis (L) and Thomas Nolan (R) with CIT President and coach Doug Kegerreis.

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