Clijsters's Dream Continues: Belgian Upsets No. 3 Sharapova to Win Nasdaq-100 Open (Post, April 3, 2005)

Williams Serves Up 7th Slam to Critics: Safin, Hewitt Prepare for Men's Final (Post, Jan. 30, 2005)

Kuznetsova Is The New Russian Queen of the Hill: She Tops Dementieva in U.S. Open Final (Post, Sept. 12, 2004)

Capriati Gets Past S. Williams: Three-Set U.S. Open Quarterfinal Match Marred by Controversial Calls (Post, Sept. 8, 2004)

Petrova Upsets Henin-Hardenne: Belgian Will Lose Top Ranking; Davenport Wins (Post, Sept. 7, 2004)

Untimely Injuries Force Quick Exits at U.S. Open (Post, Sept. 7, 2004)

At Open, Williamses Eye Big Return: Sisters Working Past Injuries, Inconsistency (Post, Sept. 6, 2004)

Moya's Self-Doubt Is Well-Founded (Post, Sept. 5, 2004)

No Strawberries and Cream: Sharapova Ousted by Pierce (Post, Sept. 5, 2004)

Sharapova Toughs Out Three-Set Win (Post, Sept. 1, 2004)

Henin-Hardenne Plays At Fever Pitch in Win: Belgian Battles Cold, Young Opponent in Opening Round (Post, Sept. 1, 2004)

Women's Tour Finds It's Not Quiet on the Russian Front: Country Is on the Map With 5 Players in Top 10 (Post, Aug. 29, 2004)

At Legg, No Time to Pal Around: Kendrick Tops Friend Fleishman in Qualifying Competition (Post, Aug. 16, 2004)

Legg Mason Upgrades 'Prestige' of Event: Tournament Is Part of U.S. Open Series (Post, Aug. 15, 2004)

Poutchkova, 16, Wins Women's $25,000 Challenger (Post, July 12, 2004)

Davenport Bows Out Gracefully (Post, July 2, 2004)

Mistaken Umpire Removed From Post: But Williams's Defeat Stands (Post, June 26, 2004)

The Women Gotta Do Better: Injuries Are Hurting WTA Tour Heading Into Wimbledon (Post, June 21, 2004)