U.S. Fed Cup team steps out in black and gold

Feb 07, 2020
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U.S. Fed Cup team steps out in black and gold

Published Feb 07, 2020

This year's U.S. Fed Cup team is stacked, featuring three Top-20 stars, a fast-rising phenom and a former No. 1 doubles champion. On Thursday, they stepped out for the traditional team dinner in black and gold.

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World No. 7 Sofia Kenin, World No. 9 Serena Williams, world No. 18 Alison Riske, world No. 51 Coco Gauff and doubles world No. 20 Bethanie Mattek-Sands are in Everett, Wash. this weekend, along with their captain Kathy Rinaldi. It's one of the strongest U.S. teams in years.

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The U.S. team's Fed Cup qualifying tie against Latvia kicks off on Friday with singles, featuring Sofia Kenin against Anastasija Sevastova followed by Serena Williams taking on Jelena Ostapenko.