The "BlueChip" All-Stars Report rated as one of the Top 5 Scouting Services in the Nation is sponsoring the Cardinals Memorial Day Hoopfest at the University of Louisville May 29-31, 2010. The Blue Chip High Exposure Scouting Service; Blue Chip "Big Time" Boys All-Star Report: Hoop Stars National Scouting Service (Boys) and Lady Hoops National Scouting Service out of Ohio will be evaluating the players along with their report being made available to over 3,000 Colleges Nation Wide. ...

The "BlueChip" All-Stars is sponsoring an Early High Exposure Tournament at the MidAmerican Sports Center July 16-18. The Blue Chip High Exposure Scouting Service will be evaluating the players along with the Lady Hoops National Scouting Service with a report being submitted to over 200 Colleges. ...

Our Travel Teams will also play in some other Tournaments in AAU over the summer. All of our Travel Team Players who travel to our 4 Major Tournaments noted above will attend the Blue Chip High Exposure Camp July 26-28 rated as the 1 Exposure Camp in America FREE, the fee will be included in the Cost for Traveling! ...

Our Travel Teams will also play in some other Tournaments in AAU over the summer. All of our Travel Team Players who travel to our 4 Major Tournaments noted above will attend the Blue Chip High Exposure Camp July 26-28 rated as the 1 Exposure Camp in America FREE, the fee will be included in the Cost for Traveling! ...

Our Travel Teams will also play in some other Tournaments in AAU over the summer. All of our Travel Team Players who travel to our 4 Major Tournaments noted above will attend the Blue Chip High Exposure Camp July 26-28 rated as the 1 Exposure Camp in America FREE, the fee will be included in the Cost for Traveling! ...

Our Travel Teams will also play in some other Tournaments in AAU over the summer. All of our Travel Team Players who travel to our 4 Major Tournaments noted above will attend the Blue Chip High Exposure Camp July 26-28 rated as the 1 Exposure Camp in America FREE, the fee will be included in the Cost for Traveling! ...

Five Huskies were honored for their academics today by the Pac-10 Conference, led by All-Academic First Team members Tobi Obenaus and Alex Rosinski. To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 grade-point average and be a significant contributor on the court.

Only Washington and Stanford had multiple honorees on the eight-member First Team. This is the second First Team honor in a row for Obenaus, and will go nicely with his ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District First Team honor announced two weeks ago. Obenaus, a junior, sports a 3.93 cumulative GPA in accounting, the second-best GPA in the conference. ...

Husky women's tennis standouts Venise Chan and Denise Dy were both named All-Americans today by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, putting a cap on two of the best individual seasons in UW history.

Chan and Dy both earned the honor in singles play. Players can also earn doubles All-America awards. Washington was one of just six programs with two singles All-Americans along with California, Baylor, Florida, UCLA, and Miami. Even NCAA Champion Stanford had just one singles All-American. ...

The Columbia men's tennis team dropped their first round match in the NCAA tournament to #22 Wake Forest, 4-0 Saturday. The match took place at the Snyder Tennis Center on the campus of the University of Virginia. 


Wake Forest won the doubles point, and then three singles matches at Nos. 2, 3 and 4 in quick succession to defeat the Lions, 4-0. The rest of the matches were suspended when the team score was decided. ...

The Columbia women's tennis team closed out its home season with a bang, as the Lions earned their first Ivy League win of the year, and the first under Head Coach Ilene Weintraub, with a 5-2 defeat of Penn. The team also used the opportunity to honor senior co-captain Carling Donovan, who was playing her last match at the Dick Savitt Tennis Center, and had two huge wins that Friday. ...