Paddle Tennis: the sport for everyone. That's what devoted players like to preach. "It's easier than tennis to play and pick up. Somebody who has never played before can walk out here and within 20 ...

A combination of tennis, racquetball and squash, paddle tennis is a fast-paced social game popular in the winter months. Played on a court that's roughly a third of the size of a regulation tennis ...

Call it mini tennis if you’d like. Tennis in a cage would also suffice. Todd Carpenter, the tennis director at the Manchester Athletic Club, might have a description of his own when asked about ...

While football fans across the country celebrated their big game on Sunday, those who play and follow the sport of paddle tennis will have to wait a few more weeks for their version of "Super Bowl" ...

When thinking about UNC athletics, paddle tennis is not usually—or ever—the first sport to come to mind. But as the fastest growing racquet sport in the country and thanks to efforts by Marty ...

Want more Concord Journal news? Subscribe here. Daniel O’Connor calls his playing partner a legend and an amazing individual. But Bob Krumme sounds humbled when hearing those words. He’s just playing ...

In the never-ending quest for physical activities that are both effective and fun, paddle tennis has emerged as a top choice. This sport, which blends elements of tennis, squash, and badminton, is not ...

We like to think of paddle tennis as the ultimate preppy pastime—and that's no more evident than in the warming huts that accompany the courts. For many of them, paddle palace might be a more ...

Like Sig Alerts and obsession over See's Candy, paddle tennis is one of those L.A. peculiarities only real Angelenos understand completely. Tiny courts, wooden paddles dotted with holes, deflated ...