A design-driven exploration of women’s tennis — sharing weekly stories on player logos, creative branding, and the visual identities that bring the sport to life.
Charleston Open Sees First All-American Final Since 1990!
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Hey friends! Welcome to the Topspin Sisters’ The Weekly Spin! I’m so happy you’re here. This newsletter is all about bringing you some weekly highlights from the WTA world—because women’s tennis deserves more love! The Charleston Open kicks off the clay season—a few key points of this week's Weekly Spin.
Also, I’m excited to announce a new Weekly Spin initiative in this issue! I’ll create and share a fun, tennis-inspired design on Instagram weekly. Want to see it first? Follow @topspin.sisters to stay in the loop! Here’s this week’s creative take on women’s tennis. Just a little reminder of the power, passion, and magic women bring to the court. Let’s celebrate the incredible athletes, matches, and stories together. Matches of the Week
Play of The WeekJessica PegulaJessica clinched her first-ever clay court title at the Charleston Open, marking her second championship of the 2025 season. With four finals already under her belt this year, she’s building serious momentum. Keep an eye on her—this could be her biggest season yet! Rising Star SpotlightJulieta Pareja
Mirra Andreeva
Fun Stat & Record MomentCharleston Open will host its first all-American final since 1990: Jessica Pegula vs. Sofia Kenin. (TENNIS.COM) WTA Tournament SpotlightsPorsche Tennis Grand Prix (WTA 500) – April 12-21
Mutua Madrid Open (WTA 1000) – April 21- May 4Player to WatchJessica Pegula (World No. 4) reached her first Charleston Open final, marking her 4th final of the 2025 season and showcasing her consistency on tour! She clinched her first-ever clay court title at the event, adding to her second title of the year, after ATX Open. Can she carry this momentum into the rest of the clay season in 2025? Player withdraws updateBelinda Bencic has withdrawn from the upcoming Billie Jean King Cup. She shared on her personal Instagram that she needs more time to rest and recover before returning to competition. Switzerland will miss her presence on the court this time. Off-Court HighlightsKim Clijsters, the former World No. 1, launched her new podcast Love All with Kim Clijsters. The debut episode features Belinda Bencic opening up about tour life and motherhood. Here’s hoping it helps shine a brighter spotlight on how women in tennis balance career and family! Thanks for reading the Weekly Spin! 🎾 If you enjoyed reading Topspin Sisters, it would mean the world if you subscribed and shared it with fellow tennis lovers. I can’t wait to see you next week for another round of The Weekly Spin! Until then, keep the rally going and spin free! 😊
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Topspin Sisters
A design-driven exploration of women’s tennis — sharing weekly stories on player logos, creative branding, and the visual identities that bring the sport to life.
Hey friends! Welcome to this week’s edition of Topspin Sisters, where we explore the culture, branding, and visual identity shaping women’s tennis. This week, I’m excited to introduce the AceMark Series—a creative experiment where women’s tennis meets design. I had so much fun creating the logo and putting together this post for you. I hope you enjoy it! What is the AceMark Series? The AceMark Series is my creative project where I design player-inspired logos using shapes, colors, and...
Hey friends! Welcome to this week’s edition of Topspin Sisters, where we explore the culture, branding, and visual identity shaping women’s tennis. In this article, I discuss on why women's tennis deserves more attention and share resources to help you engage more deeply with the women's tennis community. Women's tennis lacks media coverage. Although women make up 44% of sports participants, they only receive about 20% of sports news coverage as of 2025. According to a report from Wasserman’s...
Hey friends! We’re wrapping up the first week of the US Open and heading to the Round of 16 today. Here are some highlights from the first week of women’s tennis at the US Open. Jessica Pegula on point Jessica Pegula stays sharp in week 1 and is smoothly advancing through the quarter-finals. So far, in the past three matches, she hasn’t lost a single set. I enjoy watching her play, as she remains calm and collected on the court. Janice Tjen Makes history Janice Tjen, the emerging Indonesian...