Video: Top women's tennis clips of 2011

By Ed McGrogan Nov 14, 2011
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Video: Top women's tennis clips of 2011

ByEd McGrogan

Published Nov 14, 2011

Now that the season in women's tennis has wound down completely, WTA may stand for "Withdrawal 'Til Auckland."

Even so, for those facing the shriek shortage, the WTA site has a "Linking Back" piece in two parts (here and here) that splendidly recaps the season. Lest we forget, in January alone, Justine Henin retired again and—for the first time in WTA history—players repping 10 different nations took residence in the Top 10.

Without further ado, here's yet another supremely well edited buffet of tennis clips from Top 10 Tennis Network:

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That's right, exactly 29 minutes of sterling tennis—all from this year's women's finals. Lots of captivating and worthy stuff. And it's just good to see Julia Goerges's father, Klaus, again as he reacts at the 1:48 mark to his daughter's scintillating "get" against the tour's No. 1 "getter," Caroline Wozniacki. It's likewise amusing, in its way, that you can hear Maria Sharapova's shrieks over the video montage's pumping music.

Settle in and enjoy the show. When you're done, considering following @Top10TennisNetw on Twitter and checking out their site. You may recall that this was the superb source for Daily Spin scoops on footage of Petra Kvitova's 222 total winners at Wimbledon and Samantha Stosur's 180 winning shots at the U.S. Open, respectively.

Dear 2012: Get here.

—Jonathan Scott (@jonscott9)