Date: September 11-14, 2008
Event: Legends Tennis Camp
Time: Call for Details
Location: The Greenbrier Resort

Meet some of the world's most distinguished tennis legends as you receive first-hand instruction and playing tips during this two-day tennis camp designed to improve your game.

* Three nights' room accommodations
* 10 hours of tennis camp with pros
* Gift amenity
* Nightly receptions
* Private dining events on Friday and Saturday

Rates & Availability

Starting at $2,480
Available September 11-14, 2008

Room rates are based on traditional rooms; all other accommodations will be subject to add-on rates. Resort fee and taxes are additional. Each event details the private dining events included in the package rate; all other meals will be on your own. Reservations for dinner and activities are strongly suggested.

Tennis Legend Bios

Mr. Terry Deremer, USPTA

Head Tennis Professional since June 2003

Terry came to The Greenbrier from Morgantown, WV, where he taught both juniors and adults for 26 years. Serving as the Men’s Head Tennis Coach at West Virginia University from 1979-1994, his teams were ranked #1 in the East from 1988-1990, as high as 17th in the nation in 1988, and remained in the top twenty through 1994. Terry was named the Eastern Coach of the Year in 1988 and 1990, with WVU tennis qualifying for the NCAA Championships during that 3-year time period. His junior players have been ranked in the top 10 nationally, and over 60 of his students have gone on to play college tennis. Three of his WVU players made All-American, and seven played professionally.

For the past 31 years, Terry has been a driving force in the game of tennis, both regionally and nationally. His strong and experienced teaching career, with proven results, makes him one of the game’s greatest instructors.

Terry is a 1970 graduate of Fairmont State University. He played professional baseball in the New York Mets organization from 1970-1974 before pursuing a M.S. degree in Physical Education from WVU in 1976.

Terry has two children, Pete and Kari, who currently attend WVU.

Virginia Wade

* Inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, in 1989.
* 55 Singles Championships
* 839 total singles wins
* 3 Grand Slam singles titles: U.S. Open 1986, Australian Open 1972, Wimbledon 1977
* 4 Grand Slam doubles titles: Australian Open 1973, French Open 1973, U. S. Open 1973 and 1975, partnering with Margaret Court
* Ranked in the top 10 continuously from 1967 through 1979
* Career spanned for 26 years
* Virginia played in Wimbledon singles 24 times, a all-time record.
* Played Federation Cup for England, for 18 years

Fred Stolle

* Inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, in 1985.
* 2 Grand Slam singles titles: French Open 1965, U. S. Open 1966
* 10 Grand Slam doubles titles: Wimbledon 1962, 1964, U. S. Open 1965, 1966, 1969, French Open 1965, 1968, and Australian Open 1963, 1964, 1966
* 5 Grand Slam mixed doubles titles: Wimbledon 1961, 1964, 1969, Australian Open 1962, 1969
* Member of the Australian Davis Cup Team.

Owen Davidson

* 2 Grand Slam doubles titles: Australian Open 1972 and U. S. Open 1973.
* 11 Grand Slam mixed doubles titles: Australian Open 1965, 67, French Open 1967, U. S. Open 1966, 67, 71, 73, Wimbledon 1967, 71, 73, 74
* Won 8 Grand Slam mixed doubles titles with Billie Jean King.
* One of 12 players in the history of tennis who have won a personal Grand slam.
* Has a calendar year Grand Slam, 1967 won all four Slams in Mixed Doubles.
* Member of the Australian Davis Cup Team

Kathy Rinaldi

* From Stuart, Florida
* 3 singles and 2 doubles titles during her WTA career
* Little Rock 1986, Mahwah 1985, Kyoto 1981
* Ranked has high as #7, in 1986
* Recipient of the 1981 WTA Most Impressive Newcomer Award
* Recipient of the 1989 WTA Comeback Player of the Year Award
* 1981 youngest player to win a match at Wimbledon, 14 yrs, 91 days, until Capriati competed in 1990.
* Member of United States Wightman Cup 1983, 85, 86.

Contact Information:
1-800-453-4858