Brooks Lundy

"Over the past decade, the city of Louisville has transformed into one of the great sports towns in America by attracting some of the premier sporting events in the world," said Brooks Lundy, Director of the Championships for Game Seven."Last year's inaugural event drew a much larger audience than was expected despite going head-to-head with U of L football and the Breeder's Cup.We are extremely excited about the community's response to this tournament as we approach its second year."

In addition, Lundy said the quality and talent of players in this year's draw is very impressive.

Director Brooks Lundy can be contacted at Best Collegiate Sports at 859-317-2203 or at blundy@experienceBEST.com

Brooks Lundy, Director of Championships for Game Seven, said final

renovations are being completed at the Louisville Tennis Club, which

owns an indoor stadium court that seats 800.The courts have been

resurfaced and lighting is being upgraded per USTA standards, according

to Lundy.She said renovations to hospitality areas are being completed

as well.

"This is the perfect venue," Lundy said."It's convenient to most of

Louisville, it seats a large indoor crowd comfortably and it has

exceptional space to entertain both sponsors and box holders."

In addition, Lundy said the international participants will be impressed

with Louisville as a sports town.

"It is more than just tennis, we will have something for both the hard

core tennis fan as well as the casual sports fan," Lundy said."There's

a pro-am, kids' clinics, Ladies Day, a Breeder's Cup party and more.So