Ball State men's tennis assistant coach and former player Gene Orlando has been hired as head coach, taking over for longtime ...

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Titanic survivor, Wimbledon champion, and Olympic gold medalist. After escaping one of history’s worst disasters, he defied ...

Former tennis player Renée Richards is known as a pioneer among trans athletes and coached Martina Navratilova to two Wimbledon titles. Richards made waves on the professional tennis circuit in the ...

Ball State men's tennis coach Bill Richards will retire after 53 seasons, ending one of the longest active coaching tenures in all of college sports.

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Orlando replaces Bill Richards, who retired after 53 seasons. Orlando played tennis at Ball State from 1983-87, winning four MAC championships, and later served as Richards' assistant.

Richards is the winningest coach in Ball State and MAC men's tennis history with a career record of 769-482. He led the Cardinals to 38 conference titles and eight NCAA tournament appearances.

Former British No.1 Roger Taylor nearly became the new James Bond during Wimbledon. But the three-time semi-finalist is so ...

Here are 25 LGBTQ+ athletes who have received accolades and made significant strides for their respective communities.