"Matt Mitchell" born March 16, 1957 is a former American professional tennis player who played from 1979-1987.

Mitchell who was born in Berkeley, California. As a junior, he was the number one player in his age group in Northern California every second year from the 10s through the 16s. He had four National Junior Titles: National 12-and-under Hardcourt Championships in doubles with Jeff Robinson (tennis)/Jeff Robinson (Burlingame, California); National 14-and-under Hardcourt Championships in singles where he defeated Perry Wright, (Burlingame, California); National 16-and-under Hardcourt Championships in singles where he defeated Walter Redondo (Burlingame, California); and, the National 16-and-under Hardcourt Championships in doubles with Nial Brash (Kalamazoo, Michigan).

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Playing against them is a lot of fun. Nate does a heck of his job with his guys, so when you?re going into any game Nate coaches, you know his team is going to be well prepared and they?re going to play you hard. It?s awfully fun being on the sidelines for that.

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Our guys got out in the open floor, and that?s when we?re at our best. We created easy opportunities for the offense and that?s when we tend to be our most successful.

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Dakoda has the best hand-eye skill of any athlete I've ever worked with. People are going to see that and say that she's gifted. But that doesn't come by birth. She's very structured in how she works. I think she's right up there with ome of the others I've been around.

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They played a real solid in-your-face man. They?re defense is very, very good and they?re well schooled.

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We love to dance, we love the food, and we love the company.

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The guys gave a great effort tonight. We wanted to get the ball up and down the floor and our pressure defense made it so we were able to pick up the tempo and create transition opportunities for our team.

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The sale is shaping very well, with the average 50% up. I hope and believe the trend will continue over the next two days.

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Her No. 1 goal was to keep her card, and now she's more experienced to take advantage of what she learned, what courses she likes. She said she couldn't wait for the offseason to work hard and get better. She really does want to step up to the plate, and that's a fairly mature stance to take. I'm glad to hear she's not satisfied.

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