Tata, tata, tata. The sound advances like a baby’s rattle bouncing across a darkened room. My grip on the junior racquet tightens. I swipe where I think the moving target will be. It’s more of a scoop ...

CINCINNATI — Kaya Naser has no peripheral vision, no depth perception and terrible eyesight without her glasses. But none of that stopped her from whacking tennis balls like a champion in training at ...

On a slow Thursday morning, an unusually quiet game of tennis is unfolding inside the gym at the Georgia Academy for the Blind. Rather than applause echoing off the brick walls of the gym, the only ...