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Article: COD HELPS PRESENT PLAY TENNIS AMERICA

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June 22, 1997
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In an effort to encourage more participation in tennis, College of DuPage and the Western Tennis Association (WTA) are teaming up to offer a series of free leagues and clinics at the college, beginning in June, that will appeal with tennis enthusiasts at all levels. Called Play Tennis America, the program, which is sponsored by the WTA and hosted by COD, is designed to teach adults 18 years and older how to play tennis.

Activities will include drill and play clinics, mini clinics for beginners, and leagues for men's and women's singles, doubles and mixed doubles.

Mark Aridzzone, head coach of the DePaul University women's tennis team and a former assistant tennis coach at COD, will head ...

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