Here are the Vols' updated ATP Tour rankings as of May 29, 2012. The Vols are listed by highest singles ranking first. The number in parenthesis denotes change from previous week.

Tennys Sandgren

Singles: 289 (+28)

Doubles: 336 (-2)

Note: Points added for winning the Tampa (Fla.) Futures two weeks ago ... Cracks top 300 for the first time in his career ... Has now won five Futures titles ... Off last week ... Off this week.

Rhyne Williams

Singles: 299 (-3)

Doubles: 390 (-1)

Note: Reached the semifinals of a $10,000 Futures in Spain last week ... Playing another $10,000 Futures this week on the clay courts of Spain, seeded second.

John-Patrick Smith

Singles: 300 (-3)

Doubles: 167 (+3)

Note: Off last week ... Traveling this week to England to play the brief grass court season, starting with two Challengers in Nottingham.

Adam Hubble

Singles: N/A

Doubles: 344 (+34)

Note: Has continued to move back up the doubles ranking thanks to successful swing in Korea ... Off this week.

Ben Rogers

Singles: N/A

Doubles: 499 (-7)

Note: Back in the top 500 in doubles after winning a title and reaching a final with John-Patrick Smith in Florida ... Off this week.

On May 29, we wish Happy Birthday to soccer's Ashley Hartert and junior diver Jodie McGroarty.

Former Tennessee star David Skinns successfully defended his title Sunday at the NGA Pro Golf Tour's Three Ridges Classic in Knoxville.

Skinns closed with a final-round of 5-under-par 66 to win by three strokes over Brandon Brown and claim the first prize of $22,000. It was Skinns' second NGA Tour victory this year in seven starts and his second in as many years at Three Ridges Golf Course.

The Lincoln, England, native shot 67-65-69-66--267 for the four days, rallying on Sunday from a tie for third. Two eagles on the front nine aided his cause.

See John Shearer's account of Sunday's final round in the Knoxville News Sentinel.

Brown and Skinns are 1-2 in the 2012 NGA Tour Money Standings, with Brown owning $71,707 in earnings to Skinns' $63,274.

Another former Vols standout, David Holmes, posted his best professional finish with a tie for 10th at Three Ridges. The Knoxville native shot 68-69-69-70--276 to earn his best paycheck at $2,763. For the year in 10 NGA Tour starts, Holmes has made six cuts and earned $12,223 to climb into 39th place.

On the European Challenge Tour, former Vols Chris Paisley tied for 28th and Charlie Ford tied for 51st at the Telenet Trophy in Belgium.

Paisley shot 69-74-70-69--282 to earn approximately $1,625, while Ford finished with a scorecard of 68-70-74-74--286 to claim approximately $732 in prize money. Paisley is 34th on the 2012 Challenge Tour money list with $12,663 in earnings, and Ford is 39th with $11,660.

On May 28, we wish Happy Birthday to former Vols baseball star and longtime major league catcher Mike DiFelice, who played with the Cardinals, Rays, Diamondbacks, Royals, Tigers, Cubs and Mets. The Bearden High School product played parts of 13 seasons in the big leagues and was inducted into the Tennessee Baseball Hall of Fame in 2007. Last season, he served as manager of the Kingsport Mets, here in Tennessee.

Also on May, 28, we wish Happy Birthday to redshirt freshman linebacker Christian Harris of the football team. 

96 Days To Kickoff: In 2007, Eric Berry (@Stuntman1429) had a 96-yard INT return for TD vs. Florida for the #Vols #96Vols

-- Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) May 27, 2012

96 Days To Kickoff: In 2006, #Vols kicker James Wilhoit led the NCAA in scoring per game with 96 points for 7.4 per game #96Vols

— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) May 27, 2012

On May 26, we wish Happy Birthday to sophomore track & field sprinter Jarael Nelvis and junior tennis player Taylor Patrick.