Robin Bateman
Robin Bateman manages two public park tennis facilities and is a freelance writer and contributing editor for Racquet Sports Industry Magazine, The (Macon)Telegraph, Tennis Life Magazine and TennisLife.com. She has written for LIvestrong.com and eHow.com. In addition, she writes web content for various health and nutrition sites. Bateman is a member of the national U.S. Tennis Association’s Tennis in the Parks committee and serves on the board for the U.S. Tennis Writers Association.
Bateman is also an author and moderator for Writing.com, which is a website for writers.
Bateman is a two-time USTA-Georgia Media Excellence Award Winner and a two-time USTA Southern Section Media Excellence Award Winner.
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Bateman is also an author and moderator for Writing.com, which is a website for writers.
Bateman is a two-time USTA-Georgia Media Excellence Award Winner and a two-time USTA Southern Section Media Excellence Award Winner.
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Writing, tennis, health, nutrition, media, sports facilities management, reading, travel, hiking, pet parrots, dogs, cats, living green, shoestring budget living, ghost writing, NaNoWriMo.org, Scrabble, KindleMotto
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Nine Reasons Parks and Recreation Departments Should Team Up Community Tennis AssociationsParks Departments can save money, qualify for funding and fill their tennis courts with players when they form partnerships with Community Tennis Associations. -
Prepare Your Junior Players for Tennis CompetitionProperly preparing juniors for sanctioned tournaments isn’t just about strokes and strategy. To stay interested and involved, they need to know the rules, regulations, and procedures. -
USTA Southern Boys and Girls Closed Tennis Tournament Held in Middle GeorgiaJunior tennis players compete for USTA Southern Titles -
Middle Georgia Tennis Players Make Their Mark in State Qualifying EventDespite numerous rain delays, the Georgia State Jr. Closed Qualifying Championships wrapped up all draws. -
Georgia State Junior Closed Qualifying Championships Rolls OnDraws move forward as juniors compete in state tennis event. -
Tennis Tournament Brings Hundreds of Junior Players to Middle GeorgiaHundreds of junior tennis players travel to Middle Georgia to compete in singles and doubles matches during a level 1 event. -
Georgia Tennis Juniors Claim USTA National 14's Open TitlesJunior tennis players from across the country compete in national tennis event. -
2012 USTA Adult League State ChampionshipsTennis players across the state of Georgia converged in Macon to decide on state titles for 2.5 and 3.5 NTRP levels. -
Keys to Face Brodsky, Ginepri to Face Levine For Tickets to Australian OpenATP and WTA players compete for a wildcard spot in 2012 Australian Open Tennis Championships.