LONDON (Reuters) -Briton Dan Evans upset American seventh seed Frances Tiafoe 7-5 6-2 on Monday to book his place in the last 16 at the Queen's Club Championships. The 35-year-old, ranked 199th in the world,

Dan Evans has sent a pointed message to top-ranked tennis stars who aren’t happy with the schedule. Ahead of this week’s ATP 500 event at Queen’s, the former world No. 21 addressed rivals’ complaints about the demanding calendar and warned colleagues to “be careful” when suggesting there should be fewer tournaments in a season.

Wellesley girls tennis is on top of the world – again. The Raiders won their second straight Div. I title Sunday to complete a perfect season.

Poland's Magdalena Frech came from a set down to battle past world number seven Mirra Andreeva of Russia 2-6 7-5 6-0 on Monday, booking a place in the Berlin Open round of 16 and staging the upset of the tournament.

Jeff Tarango had one of the biggest meltdowns Wimbledon has ever seen – he even quit the match on the spot. The eyes of the world are on SW19 for two weeks of the year when the best tennis

After victories from Bella Gopen and Kimmy Tai, the Raiders needed a doubles win — and they got it from No. 1 pairing Mia Chung and Sari Hart to top Lexington in a state final between unbeaten clubs.

Visibility for women’s tennis and helping the push towards equality were major drivers of the event returning for the first time since 1973

The third edition of Duxbury vs. Westborough for the Division 2 boys tennis state title featured little drama. See who emerged with the trophy.

A lineup four seniors deep was just too much for the youthful, defending champion Rangers, as the Dragons snared their seventh crown in program history.

Tennis fans were displeased when Qinwen Zheng stopped in the middle of two consecutive matches at the HSBC Championships in London to change her shoes. The first instance came against Emma Raducanu when the top-ranked British player was mounting a comeback. Zheng slipped on the grass court and took a timeout to change shoes.

Carlos Alcaraz says he still looks back on his extraordinary French Open triumph over world number one Jannik Sinner with a sense of disbelief, as the Spaniard prepares to shift focus to his bid for a hat-trick of Wimbledon titles.