Mr. Angelo A. Rossetti

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  www.newenglandtennis.com/news_2008-08-12.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/12/2008    Last Visited: 11/6/2008  

  NORTH HAVEN, CT, August 12, 2008 -- Identical twin brothers and USPTA certified tennis teaching professionals, Angelo A. and Ettore Rossetti broke the Guinness World Record for the longest tennis rally and finished early Sunday morning, August 10 at North Haven Health & Racquet.
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  Shortly after 12 a.m. midnight, Angelo said to the fans and supporters "You have given us your shoulders to stand on to reach our dreams", paraphrasing Andre Agassi's retirement speech in 2006.
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  So once the clock showed 12:01 a.m. on Sunday August 10, Angelo let the ball pass without even making an attempt at it, thus preserving the fact that neither Rossetti twin missed a shot.
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  About Angelo A. Rossetti: Angelo became a USPTA certified teaching professional in 1992 and has was the Assistant Head Tennis Professional at North Haven Health & Racquet as well as teaching at Yale University and the Head Pro and Director of Adult Programs at Milford Indoor Tennis. He has also taught with ATP Tour professionals, including Tom Gullikson, Tim Mayotte, Johan Kriek, Mikael Pernfors, Luke & Murphy Jensen, Malavai Washington, James Blake and Monica Seles. A top Division I player at the University of Connecticut, he earned a B.S. degree in Sports Marketing. He won the USTA New England Sportsmanship award in 2005. In 2007, he and his identical twin brother, Ettoré, were ranked #1 in New England Men's Open Doubles and were awarded gold medallions at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Angelo was also awarded the 2007 USPTA Regional Teaching Pro of the Year and 2007 Open Player of the Year with his brother. He is l now the new Director of Tennis at North Haven Health & Racquet. Angelo and his wife, Pam, live in Hamden with their daughter, Madison.

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  www.newengland.usta.com/NewEngland/Global/News/News%20a - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/30/2008    Last Visited: 12/16/2008  

  HAMDEN, CT - Identical twin brothers and USPTA certified tennis teaching professionals, Angelo A. and Ettore Rossetti are preparing to break the Guinness World Record for the longest contrived tennis rally Saturday, August 9 at Milford Indoor Tennis.
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  "Sleep deprivation was the only thing we did not account for last year," stated Angelo A. Rossetti. "With an earlier start the record will be ours by August 9th."
  
  The brothers have set a symbolic goal of 27,000 continuous strokes, which represents the number of children around the world that die every year from treatable or preventable causes under age 5 according to Save the Children. Ettore has two children age 5 and under and Angelo has one.
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  Recalling Andre Agassi's victory speech over James Blake at the 2005 U.S. Open, Angelo reminisced, "though we did not break the world record, tennis won today, as well as our charities".
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  About Angelo A. Rossetti: Angelo became a USPTA certified teaching professional in 1992 and has was the Assistant Head Tennis Professional at North Haven Health & Racquet as well as teaching at Yale University and the Head Pro and Director of Adult Programs at Milford Indoor Tennis. He has also taught with ATP Tour professionals, including Tom Gullikson, Tim Mayotte, Johan Kriek, Mikael Pernfors, Luke & Murphy Jensen, Malavai Washington, James Blake and Monica Seles. A top Division I player at the University of Connecticut, he earned a B.S. degree in Sports Marketing. He won the USTA New England Sportsmanship award in 2005. In 2007, he and his identical twin brother, Ettoré, were ranked #1 in New England Men's Open Doubles and were awarded gold medallions at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Angelo was also awarded the 2007 USPTA Regional Teaching Pro of the Year and 2007 Open Player of the Year with his brother. He will now be the new Director of Tennis at North Haven Health & Racquet come August. Angelo and his wife, Pam, live in Hamden with their daughter, Madison.
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  Angelo and Ettore Rossetti, also known as the flyin' Rossetti Brothers from their youth, have been ranked as high as #1 in men's open doubles in New England in USTA tournament play.
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  They are identical twins separated at birth by ten minutes, Angelo being the older brother. Angelo and Ettore were born on January 21, 1970 and have never taken a formal tennis lesson.
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  Just like the Bryan Brothers, Angelo and Ettore are both sponsored by Prince.

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  Angelo A. Rossetti (203) 996 4417 angelo@rossettibrotherstennis.com
  
  NORWALK, CT - Identical twin brothers and USPTA certified tennis teaching professionals, Angelo A. and Ettore Rossetti inspired Roton Middle School students on Friday, April 3rd in Norwalk by giving their keynote presentation in the gymnasium in the center of the health fair while conducting a live rally to simulate their Guinness World Record™ for the longest tennis rally set on August 9th of last year.

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  Angelo A. Rossetti (203) 996 4417 angelo@rossettibrotherstennis.com
  
  NORWALK, CT - Identical twin brothers and USPTA certified tennis teaching professionals, Angelo A. and Ettore Rossetti inspired Roton Middle School students on Friday, April 3rd in Norwalk by giving their keynote presentation in the gymnasium in the center of the health fair while conducting a live rally to simulate their Guinness World Record™ for the longest tennis rally set on August 9th of last year.

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  Published on: 1/1/2008    Last Visited: 9/7/2009  

  HAMDEN, CT - Identical twin brothers and USPTA certified tennis teaching professionals, Angelo A. and Ettore Rossetti are preparing to break the Guinness World Record for the longest contrived tennis rally Saturday, August 9 at Milford Indoor Tennis.
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  "Sleep deprivation was the only thing we did not account for last year," stated Angelo A. Rossetti. "With an earlier start the record will be ours by August 9th."
  
  The brothers have set a symbolic goal of 27,000 continuous strokes, which represents the number of children around the world that die every year from treatable or preventable causes under age 5 according to Save the Children. Ettore has two children age 5 and under and Angelo has one.
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  Recalling Andre Agassi's victory speech over James Blake at the 2005 U.S. Open, Angelo reminisced, "though we did not break the world record, tennis won today, as well as our charities".
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  About Angelo A. Rossetti: Angelo became a USPTA certified teaching professional in 1992 and has was the Assistant Head Tennis Professional at North Haven Health & Racquet as well as teaching at Yale University and the Head Pro and Director of Adult Programs at Milford Indoor Tennis. He has also taught with ATP Tour professionals, including Tom Gullikson, Tim Mayotte, Johan Kriek, Mikael Pernfors, Luke & Murphy Jensen, Malavai Washington, James Blake and Monica Seles. A top Division I player at the University of Connecticut, he earned a B.S. degree in Sports Marketing. He won the USTA New England Sportsmanship award in 2005. In 2007, he and his identical twin brother, Ettoré, were ranked #1 in New England Men's Open Doubles and were awarded gold medallions at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Angelo was also awarded the 2007 USPTA Regional Teaching Pro of the Year and 2007 Open Player of the Year with his brother. He will now be the new Director of Tennis at North Haven Health & Racquet come August. Angelo and his wife, Pam, live in Hamden with their daughter, Madison.
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  Angelo and Ettore Rossetti, also known as the flyin' Rossetti Brothers from their youth, have been ranked as high as #1 in men's open doubles in New England in USTA tournament play.
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  They are identical twins separated at birth by ten minutes, Angelo being the older brother. Angelo and Ettore were born on January 21, 1970 and have never taken a formal tennis lesson.
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  Just like the Bryan Brothers, Angelo and Ettore are both sponsored by Prince.

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  George Crouse, David Kimani, Steve O'Keefe, Angelo Rossetti, Ruthanne Rothman, Marcy Rubinstein, Terry Schwartz

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  www.netennismagazine.com/news_2007-08-10.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/10/2007    Last Visited: 3/19/2008  

  Davis Cup Player Tim Mayotte and Head Pro Angelo Rossetti.
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  Angelo A. Rossetti comes to Milford Indoor tennis from Yale University Adult Tennis and Summer Camps.He was a Tennis Pro at North Haven Health and Racquet in North Haven, Connecticut prior to joining Yale.He is currently ranked #3 in Men's Open Doubles in USTA New England with his twin brother Ettore.He attended the University of Connecticut where he played Division 1 for the UCONN men's tennis team in singles and doubles.Rossetti is USPTA certified , in 2005, won the USTA New England Sportsmanship award.
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  Angelo A. Rossetti comes to Milford Indoor tennis from Yale University Adult Tennis and Summer Camps.He was a Tennis Pro at North Haven Health and Racquet in North Haven, Connecticut prior to joining Yale.He is currently ranked #3 in Men's Open Doubles in USTA New England with his twin brother Ettore.He attended the University of Connecticut where he played Division 1 for the UCONN men's tennis team in singles and doubles.Rossetti is USPTA certified , in 2005, won the USTA New England Sportsmanship award.

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  www.horizonmarketing.com/strategy_arossetti.asp - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/25/2002    Last Visited: 6/13/2004  

  Angelo Rossetti
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  Angelo Rossetti
  
  Angelo Rossetti was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the CT chapter of AMA and has received a nomination for 2002 Entrepreneur of the Year.
  
  Angelo Rossetti, originally from the professional sports arena, has promoted the Volvo International Tennis Tournament and the Special Olympics World Summer Games featuring Monica Seles' return to the tennis court.He transferred this experience to Internet marketing in 1995.Angelo's primary role has been growing businesses and fostering communities.He co-founded NetMarketing, LLC, SiliconSound, Inc. and most recently conn-ECT.SiliconSound, named after the technology-based corridor from New York to Boston, is one of the fastest growing e-business and technology communities with more than 2,000 members in 2 years.Conn-ECT is Connecticut's Entrepreneurial Coalition for Technology whose purpose is to foster the development of a competitive marketplace for broadband Internet access and telecom services.Angelo was nominated for the 2001 Nominee for Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
  
  Angelo is a frequent industry speaker and has spoken throughout the United States and Canada at events such as Internet & Electronic Commerce Conference and the conference chairman of the Online Marketing International Summit, where he worked with Seth Godin.He has a background and a personal interest in sports business, specifically the tennis industry.Angelo holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Sports Marketing from the University of Connecticut.

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  www.milfordindoortennis.com/OurStaff.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/12/2007    Last Visited: 5/12/2007  

  Angelo A. Rossetti - Head Tennis Professional
  
  Angelo A. Rossetti comes to Milford Indoor tennis from Yale University Adult Tennis and Summer Camps.He was a Tennis Pro at North Haven Health and Racquet in North Haven, Connecticut prior to joining Yale.He is currently ranked #3 in Men's Open Doubles in USTA New England with his twin brother Ettore.He attended the University of Connecticut where he played Division 1 for the UCONN men's tennis team in singles and doubles.Rossetti is USPTA certified , in 2005, won the USTA New England Sportsmanship award.He resides in Hamden, Connecticut with his wife, Pam, and daughter, Madison.

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  A&BC News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/9/2006    Last Visited: 11/4/2007  

  by Angelo A. Rossetti, President, Contact Advocate, Inc.

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