Wayne Bryan

"One of the sport’s greatest showmen, Wayne Bryan is the father and coach of the world’s #1 doubles team, Mike & Bob Bryan. Always charismatic, Coach Bryan exudes an infectious enthusiasm for the sport that has made him one of its most widely-recognized ambassadors, as he travels the world doing clinics and emceeing events. He’s also the World Team Tennis (WTT) Coach of the Year, for the third straight year." Jeff Newman, Tournament Director of the Legg Mason Tennis Championships in Washington D.C.

Anna Kournikova

26 years old; native Russian who resides in Miami; formerly No. 1 in doubles (1999) and No. 8 in singles (2000); 16 doubles titles including the Australian Open 2x; Season-Ending championships 2x; Mixed Doubles Finalist at U.S. Open and Wimbledon; 1997 singles semifinalist at Wimbledon.

Anna Kournikova will play for the Capitals in Sacramento on July 5, 2007 More

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Mark Knowles

2004 U.S. Open doubles titlist and 2002 Australian Open doubles champion with longtime partner Daniel Nestor; has reached the doubles finals of all four Grand Slam events; won 15th ATP Tour Masters Shield in doubles at Indian Wells 2006; 41 career doubles crowns and $5M in prize money; ended 2002 and 2004 as No. 1 doubles team in the world with Nestor; 34 years old, All-American at UCLA; 4-time Olympian for the Bahamas; Capitals squad captain and sixth year on Caps team; 3x League MVP. More

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Elena Likhovtseva

32 years old, from Moscow, Russia; 7 years with the Caps, League MVP twice; 25 doubles crowns and 3 singles titles on WTA Tour; 2003 Wimbledon Mixed doubles champion; 2007 Australian Open Mixed Doubles Champion with Daniel Nestor; career-high doubles No. 3 in the world and consistently in the world's Top 10; $5.5M in prize money. More

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Sam Warburg

24-year-old native of Sacramento and graduate of Stanford University; 2x All-American in singles and doubles; back-to-back Pac-10 singles Champion (2004-2005), NCAA Doubles Champion (2004). Finished college career ranked #2 in the nation in singles and doubles. Singles Winner: Futures events in Korea, Mexico, Costa Mesa, Godfrey (Illinois); Doubles Winner: Valencia(w/Fruttero), Costa Rica, Israel, Mexico (w/Monroe), Godfrey, Illinois (w/ Stolt). More

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Michelle Larcher de Brito

Michelle Larcher de Brito is the youngest player to win a WTA Tour Main Draw match since the Age Eligibility Rule was implemented in 1995, and is the seventh youngest in history to ever win a WTA Tour Main Draw match. Larcher de Brito defeated the world's former No. 11 player Meghann Shaugnessy in a first-round match at the Sony Ericsson Championships in Miami, Florida. The Lisbon, Portugal native was the youngest player in the top 100 juniors in the world at 14 years of age, and the youngest player to ever win the Girls 16s Eddie Herr Championship at 12-years-old in 2005. More