Tenacity
Boston
Pro Tennis
FINAL JEOPARDY: Historic Int'l Traditions
100
In this groundbreaking year, Tenacity was founded!
1999
100
Directed by and starring Ben Affleck, "The Town" takes place in this Boston neighborhood.
Charlestown
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100
At only age 15, this American phenom had a breakout year in 2019, including reaching the third round of the US Open.
Coco Gauff
200
This is the amount of Americorps fellows that are currently serving at Tenacity.
18
200
This bookstore, located in Roxbury, is the only Black-owned bookstore in Boston.
Frugal Bookstore
200
With an arena capacity of nearly 15,000 people, this is the current name of the main court at the Australian Open.
Rod Laver Arena.
300
In the summer of 2020, this Boston neighborhood served the largest # of Summer Tennis & Reading (STRP) participants at one site.
West Roxbury.
300
Now known as the TD Garden, between 1995-2005 this was the name of the stadium in which the Celtics and Bruins played.
Fleet Center
300
The longest professional tennis match in history finished 70-68 in the 5th set at Wimbledon in 2010, and was played in the first round between these two players.
John Isner and Nicolas Mahut.
400
This is the name of 1) the current longest serving Tenacity staff member, and 2) the current longest serving Tenacity Board member (not including CEO/CFO). (There are 3 acceptable answers for part 2).
Gary Phillips + any of the three founding board members: Kate Flather, Stephen Kay, Joseph McNay
400
This is the # of US Presidents that were born in the state of Massachusetts.
FOUR
(John Adams, John Quincy Adams, JFK, George W. Bush)
400
In 1999, Serena Williams faced this opponent in the US open finals to clinch her very first of 23 grand slams singles championships.
Martina Hingis
10000
This city, located outside of USA, honors a century-long partnership with Boston by sending a giant Christmas tree to Boston Common every year as a symbol of thanks for Boston's vital assistance in a 1917 disaster.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
