Weekly Video Recaps Posted Every Monday
MCLEAN, Va., April 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- USA TODAY Sports and Tennis Channel are joining together to provide a weekly video feature called "Court Report" that will be available at tennis.usatoday.com every Monday.
The weekly report will recap tournaments that have just concluded, and will feature news, results, action highlights, player interviews and previews of upcoming events. The videos are hosted by Tennis Channel personalities such as Cari Champion, Arlene Santana and Angela Sun.
"USA TODAY is committed to growing its video offerings for sports fans. We're proud to be teaming up with Tennis Channel to bring more in-depth coverage of the week in tennis to our audience," said Ross Schaufelberger, vice president and general manager of USA TODAY Sports. "Tennis Channel provides high-quality video content that emphasizes the most exciting plays and turning points from the major men's and women's events each week. 'Court Report' is a great way for tennis enthusiasts to catch up on the world of tennis in one five-minute feature each Monday."
"Since 2009 Tennis Channel viewers have been able to stay on top of this sport with our nightly 'Court Report' news segments, which have covered everything from surprise winners and injury updates to exclusive interviews when major stories are breaking," said Robyn Miller, senior vice president, marketing, Tennis Channel. "Working with USA TODAY, one of the leading news authorities in all of sports, we've had great success in bringing these reports to a wider audience during the US Open and Australian Open, and we're thrilled to continue this relationship on a weekly basis moving forward."
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