Gregg Hill
American tennis player
Gregg Hill (born September 26, 1977) is an American former professional tennis player.
A native of North Carolina, Hill was trained in Florida and made the junior doubles semi-finals at Wimbledon. He played collegiate tennis for the University of Southern California.
Hill began competing on tour in the 1990s and made two doubles main draw appearances on the ATP Tour partnered with longtime friend Tommy Haas, including Delray Beach in 2009.
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