In the history of the Gregorian calendar instituted by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, it's difficult to imagine many sports weeks challenging the one recently logged by Dana Mathewson.
On a Saturday, the San Diego native became engaged to University of Central Florida medical student Dristin Hughes. The next morning, Mathewson hopped on a plane to compete at the immaculately manicured, strawberries-and-cream tennis dreamscape known as Wimbledon.
The week ended with a wheelchair doubles championship alongside Japan's Yui Kamiji, making Mathewson the first American woman in her sport to win a Grand Slam title.
