New York Sportimes

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The New York Sportimes are one of the 11 current teams competing in World TeamTennis. The team is based in Mamaroneck, New York, and play their home matches at The Tennis Club at Harbor Island. They have been competing in the league since 2000. The Sportimes play in the Eastern Conference of the WTT Pro League. The team was founded and is co-owned by Patrick McEnroe. The Sportimes won the 2005 World TeamTennis Championship, defeating the Newport Beach Breakers 21 to 18.

[edit] Current Squad

Chuck Adams, Head Coach
John McEnroe
Ashley Harkleroad
Mirko Pehar
Hana Sromova
Jesse Witten

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