TENNIS Top 10

MEN

1. Juan Carlos Ferrero No. 1 in Spain. World supremacy at 21?

2. Gustavo Kuerten 10-match winning streak zapped by the “mosquito.”

3. Andre Agassi Still searching for first clay-court win in 2001.

4. Alex Correjta 2-1 in all-Spanish matches in Rome.

5. Lleyton Hewitt Traveling lighter without the ponytail.

6. Patrick Rafter Delaying clay-court season because of injury.

7. Pete Sampras Good news. Grass-court season just around the corner.

8. Roger Federer New Ball (Federer) vs. Newer Ball (Roddick).

9. Andy Roddick New York media swing another sign of arrival.

10. Argentina Squillari, Puerta, Zabaleta, Gaudio, Calleri, Coria . . .

WOMEN

1. Amelie Mauresmo Berlin seems to be site of career breakthroughs.

2. Jennifer Capriati Has reached five finals in last six events.

3. Venus Williams Guess Shaq and Henin won’t be on Christmas card list.

4. Martina Hingis Title drought starting to look like a trend.

5. Serena Williams Scheduled to resume season next week in Madrid.

6. Lindsay Davenport Injury-induced sabbatical coming to close in Madrid.

7. Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario Close to taking out Hingis again.

8. Justine Henin Thrill of victory (V. Williams), agony of defeat (Capriati).

9. Amanda Coetzer First-set comeback in Rome wasn’t enough vs. Mauresmo.

10. Monica Seles Out of Rome, in at Madrid?