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WE HOPE TO SEE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE COURTS BEGIN SPRING 2025!
Please keep checking in for details on a kickoff weekend of fun activities, tennis and prizes in the summer of 2025.
2025 ACC Player of the Year Announced
2025 ACC Player of the Year Announced
Click here for: ACC Player of the Year Video
After a year off the court recovering from injury, Reese has returned! This season she had some great success on the court that has been recognized with the ACC Player of the Year 2025.
Clinic for a Cause
Clinic for a Cause
April 22, 2025
University North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Thank you to everyone that came out Tuesday to support the Reese Brantmeier Project in its efforts to reconstruct 2 tennis courts in Reese’s hometown of Whitewater, Wisconsin for community use.
The players that participated were playing side-by-side with the ACC championship UNC women’s team in a fun filled night!
Reese started this project a little over 2 years ago with a goal of $200,000 to reconstruct the courts and insure 10 years of proper maintenance. With the generous help of an anonymous donor contributing $25,000 before the event the project got a HUGE push to the finish line coming into Tuesday’s event. The event at the UNC courts raised an additional $6388.
Hundreds of people are to thank for this successful group effort. Reese wants to thank EVERYONE who was able to participate in the April 22 event and is so grateful for the continued support of her passion project to give back to her community and support the growth of tennis.
Big thanks to the UNC women's team, coaches and staff for making this event possible.
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Anyone who may have taken pictures at the event?? Please share photos with Reese at rs.brntmr@gmail.com so we can post them on the website
SPRING SEASON 2025 - HAPPY TO BE BACK
UNC- Chapel Hill women's tennis just won the 2025 ACC Championship and is heading into thee NCAA tournament. Reese has had a few highlights of her first season back.
UNC wins 2025 ACC Championship
Reese is named MVP of ACC tournament
Reese named "All-ACC first team" in singles
Reese along with doubles partner Alanis Hamilton are named "All-ACC first team" in doubles
Fellow teammates Tatum Evans and Theadora Rabman are named "All-ACC second team" in singles
Fellow teammates Carson Tanguilig and Suzanna Maltby are named " All-ACC third team" in doubles
Reese Brantmeier was recently named the "Most Influential Athlete in the Triangle" by The News & Observer (pictured left). Read the full article at: https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/luke-decock/article296809614.html
Thanks Kwik Trip
Big thank you to Kwik Trip Kares for their generous donation of $2,500 to the Reese Brantmeier Project.
WHITEWATER
SUMMER
PARK AND REC
Reese Brantmeier/ Elizabeth Scotty
Josh Baldwin
Gian Pico
Drew Lied
Reese teamed up with college alumni players for an exhibition doubles match in Janesville's Palmer Park to support the Patrick Ryan Memorial Tennis Association's annual tennis tournament "The Pat 2024 Janesville Open" on June 29th, 2024.
This was the first year of the exhibition match and we want to thank the players that volunteered their time and skills to make it possible. Alongside Reese, the players included Reese's collegiate doubles partner and recent UNC graduate Elizabeth Scotty; former Michigan State men's tennis player, Drew Lied; former Cardinal Stritch men's tennis player and coach, Gian Pico; and UW-Whitewater men's tennis player and recent graduate Josh Baldwin.
Proceeds help support tennis programming in the Janesville area.
KINDNESS IS CONTAGIOUS
Madison Keys continues to support the Reese Brantmeier Project with her Pro-Am event at the Credit One Charleston Open. We are excited to share that a portion of the proceeds has been ear marked for the Whitewater court project. Madison's Kindness Wins organization has already generously donated $5,000 to the Reese Brantmeier Project and is continuing her support with an additional donation coming soon. To read more about the event click the link below.
Pro-Am Helps to Raise $75,000 for Former Charleston Champ Madison Keys’ Kindness Wins Foundation
HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO MADISON FOR WINNING THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN!!
Pictures from our January 30th, 2024 fundraising event at the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center!
The event and auction raised over $12,000! Thank you to all who came out in support of this event and everyone who donated their time and efforts to make it possible!
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