- Aryna Sabalenka Edges Elena Rybakina in Dramatic Australian Open Final
- Ricky’s preview and pick for the Australian Open final: Djokovic vs. Tsitsipas
- Djokovic, Tsitsipas set up showdown for No. 1 in Australian Open final
- David Nainkin to Serve as Interim Captain for U.S. Davis Cup Team’s Qualifying tie vs. Uzbekistan
- Stefanos Tsitsipas Tops Karen Khachanov For First Australian Open Final
- Australian Open Draws and Schedule for January 28, 2023
- Ricky’s preview and pick for the Australian Open semifinals: Djokovic vs. Paul
- Aryna Sabalenka Sets up Australian Open Final vs. Elena Rybakina
- Australian Open Draws and Schedule for January 27, 2023
- Aryna Sabalenka Stops Donna Vekic to Reach First Australian Open Semifinal
- Australian Open Draws and Schedule for January 26, 2023
- Djokovic takes swipe at De Minaur and other injury doubters
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Tennis Collectors Of America Loses A founder and Friend To Covid
- Updated: September 30, 2021

It is with great sadness that we report the Tennis Collectors of America has lost Brad McCall to Covid pneumonia. Brad was one of our founding members and longtime webmaster. He was widely regarded as the leading authority on tennis ball containers in the world. Brad will be deeply missed by the tennis collecting community.
His website, http://vintagetennisballs.com is an incredible database of all known tennis cans and boxes. Brad even developed a numbering system for tennis containers, known as mCat (McCall Catalog). He had hoped to write a book on tennis containers and the TCA plans to work with his family to see that publication comes to fruition someday.
Please join us in extending condolences to his wife, Janice, sons Darren and Justin and the extended McCall family. Donations in Brad’s memory can be made by writing a check to the Berrien High School Tennis Team with “In Memory of Brad McCall” in the memo section. The check can be sent to Berrien High School, Attn: Rhonda Powell, 500 E. Smith Avenue, Nashville, GA 31639.
Mike Eden
Editors Note • we are very sorry to hear of Brad’s passing. He was a great guy. We have been a member since its inception. It’s a great group of people. We encourage all to join. 🎾(LJ) 🎾
- Find out more about Tennis Collecting and the History of Tennis. Join the TCA today. Visit TennisCollectors.org
- Dues begin at $30 per year and include a subscription to a periodic Journal with articles on collecting, research, and the history of tennis.
- An Annual Tennis Conference, with guest speakers
- “Tennis has a rich history, and the TCA is determined to bring the sport’s history to life.”
