Tennis, Anyone? word searches
- 10 puzzles
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Forest Hills & the U.S. Open
Grass, clay and the old Queens stadium where the U.S. Championships once lived.
PlayBorg and McEnroe
The icy Swede, the fiery New Yorker, and that 1980 Wimbledon final.
PlayThe Baseline
Groundstrokes, topspin, and the deep corners of the court.
PlayThe Battle of the Sexes
Billie Jean King meets Bobby Riggs under the Astrodome roof, 1973.
PlayThe Match
Score the point, break serve, and win the match.
PlayThe Net
The barrier at the center, tape, cord, post, and let.
PlayThe Racket
Strings, grip, frame, everything in a tennis player's hand.
PlayThe Serve
The toss, the swing, the fault, tennis starts right here.
PlayThe Umpire
The chair, the call, the hush, tennis's official voice.
PlayThe Volley
Up at the net, the volley, the smash, the lob, the rally.
PlayA closer look
About Tennis, Anyone?
The ball leaves the racket with a clean, bright pop, across the net it goes, deep to the baseline, and suddenly the whole afternoon narrows to that one back-and-forth. Tennis, Anyone? lives in that world: the taut string of the net, the geometry of the serve, the split-second read of a volley, the long rally that ends with an ace so clean the umpire barely needs to call it. Each puzzle pulls from a different corner of the court, the equipment, the technique, the drama of a match played point by careful point. Pick the one that calls to you, and take your time with it.