Lone Unbeatens Square-Off in 3:30 Round

Only four players remain undefeated in the 2007 U.S. Amateur Championship – all four veterans of past tournament competition. Former champion Robert Hall handed Brian Belobradic of Whitby, Ontario, Canada his first loss, while Jason Ritchko of Trinity, Fla., defeated Eddie Little of Salisbury, N.C. More..

Young Gun Capturing Attention in Atlanta

At just 18 years of age, Joseph Cole of Birmingham, Ala., is the youngest competitor in this year’s U.S. Amateur Championship.  Despite his age, he’s playing as well, if not better than, many of the seasoned veterans. More...

 

Better Late than Never for Defending Men’s Division Champion

After being a no-show for his first match Friday evening, defending champion Bill McCollim arrived on Saturday morning.  Despite taking the early round forfeit, McCollim showed up in top form and has won his first three matches More...

Gambill Brothers Betting On Themselves

Newcomers Allen and Daniel Gambill of Hickory, N.C., are hoping to make the family name proud in the 2007 U.S. Amateur Championship.  The brothers qualified at the Preliminary Round in Greenville, S.C. in September.  Allen, the older of the two, admits his brother is likely the better player. More...

Former Champions on Collision Course

Defending U.S. Amateur Champion Michell Monk and former champion Tina Larsen (2003) are on a potential collision course in the winner’s bracket.  Standing in the way of the showdown between past champions however is some stiff competition. More...

2006 Runner’s Up Back with a Vengeance

For some, 2nd Place is an outstanding finish.  For others, it’s just not good enough.  That could be said for both of last year’s U.S. Amateur Championship Runners-Up.  Melinda Huang of Los Angeles and Richard Andrews of Harvest, Ala., both had outstanding runs in last year’s competition. More...