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New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis is introduced before WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
Ava Brown stands at attension during the National Anthem before the Sacramento Capitals host the New York Sporttimes. -
New York Sporttimes, Robert Kendrick serves the ball in the second game of mixed doubles against the Sacramento Capitols in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
Sacramento Capitols Mark Knowles returns a the ball in the second game of mixed doubles against the Sacramento Capitols in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis smiles after not being able to get to a ball and losing the first game in woman's doubles against the Capitols Yasmin Schnack and Asia Muhammad in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis (l) and teammate Ashley Harkleroad smile after losing the first game in womans doubles against the Capitols Yasmin Schnack and Asia Muhammad in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis serves a ball during woman's doubles against the Capitols Yasmin Schnack and Asia Muhammad in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis is unable to get to a ball in woman's doubles against the Capitols Yasmin Schnack and Asia Muhammad in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
Asia Muhammad of the Sacramento Capitols looks down after New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis hits a ball past her for the point in woman's singles in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. Hingis beat Muhammad 5-2. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis returns a forehand hit by Asia Muhammad in woman's singles in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. Hingis beat Muhammad 5-2. -
Asia Muhammad of the Sacramento Capitols is unable to reach a ball hit by New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis in woman's singles in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. Hingis beat Muhammad 5-2. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis clinches her fist after winning a game against Asia Muhammad in woman's singles in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. Hingis beat Muhammad 5-2. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis returns a forehand hit by Asia Muhammad in woman's singles in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. Hingis beat Muhammad 5-2. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis returns a forehand hit by Asia Muhammad in woman's singles in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. Hingis beat Muhammad 5-2. -
Sacramento Capitol Mark Knowles high steps after he and Sam Querrey beat New York Sporttimes Robert Kendrick and Jesse Witten to tie the match at 17 games each in the 5th set in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
Sacramento Capitols Sam Querrey is all smiles after hitting a ace in match point to beat New York Sporttimes Robert Kendrick and Jesse Witten in the 5th set in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
Sacramento Capitol Mark Knowles and Sam Querrey (l) embrace after winning match point to beat New York Sporttimes Robert Kendrick and Jesse Witten in the 5th set in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night. -
New York Sporttimes, Martina Hingis smiles as she leaves the court after the Capitols beat the Sporttimes 18-17 in WTT Tennis at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on Monday night.
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