 
Monica Seles, a finalist at the 2000 Pilot Pen women's tennis tournament, returns to the competition this year. |
S P O R T S
Women's Tennis Tournament
Connecticut Tennis Center at Yale, corner of Derby and Yale avenues
Date: Aug. 17-25
Tickets and info.: 1-888-997-4568, (203) 776-7331 or www.pilotpentennis.com
Australian Open champion Jennifer Capriati is among the tennis stars who will compete in the 2001 Pilot Pen Tennis women's competition presented by Michelob Light. This USTA event will be held Aug. 17-25 at the Connecticut Tennis Center at Yale.
Former top-ranked player Monica Seles, a finalist in last year's tournament, will also compete in the event, which features a main draw of 28 of the world's top singles players and 16 top doubles teams. Prequalifying rounds begin Aug. 17.
Special events in conjunction with the competition include Kids Day on Aug. 19, USTA Member Appreciation Day/Night on August 21 and Girl Scouts Night on Aug. 21. Aug. 22 has been designated College Night, during which employees and students from area colleges and universities with a valid I.D. receive a 33% discount on up to four middle-tier tickets.
Boxring seating, box seat packages, middle-tier packages and group session tickets are on sale now. Individual session seats go on sale June 1.
Yale Field, Derby Ave.
Tickets: General admission -- $4 for adults; $2 for senior citizens and children ages 5-12; free for children age 4 and under. Reserved seats -- $6. Luxury box seats and box seats, and group rates are available
Tickets, schedules and info.: 1-800-RAVENS-1 or www. ravens.com
Yale Field is the home stadium for the New Haven Ravens, the Eastern League Double-A affiliate of Major League Baseball's St. Louis Cardinals.
The team, which won the 2000 Eastern League Championship, began its season in April. It plays some 70 games at Yale Field through Sept. 15. Game times vary. The Ravens also host a "Kids Club" and a summer camp session.
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