UPenn student trains for spot in Ennoble Care Philly Open tournament
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 6:42 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Esha Velaga, the top student on UPenn's Women's Varsity Tennis Team, is preparing for the Ennoble Care Philly Open. This tournament, featuring professional players, will occur from August 23-29 at the Hamlin Tennis Center in Philadelphia. The event highlights opportunities for female athletes and is supported by The Philadelphia Sisters. Velaga expressed excitement about the unique chance for students to participate in a women-only tournament on their own campus.
- •Esha Velaga is selected as the top student athlete at UPenn.
- •The Ennoble Care Philly Open takes place from August 23-29.
- •The tournament will feature professional players at Hamlin Tennis Center.
- •It is organized with support from The Philadelphia Sisters.
- •The event is a significant opportunity for women in tennis.
- 6:42 PMYahoo Sports — UPenn student trains for a spot in all-female pro tournament
"The Ennoble Care Philly Open creates a tournament spot for the top student at UPenn's Women's Tennis Team
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