ASHE - NYT Crossword Clue & Answer

ASHE is an answer for the NYT Crossword puzzle. Here you can get the history and usage for ASHE in NYT Crossword from 1994.

This "ASHE" answer was first appeared in "29 Nov 1993" NYT Crossword for the hint of "Late tennis V.I.P. (7)". It was authored by Sidney L. Robbins. Recently, the "ASHE" answer has been used for "19 Nov 2023" NYT Crossword for the hint of "Arthur of tennis (5)". It was authored by Rebecca Goldstein and Rachel Fabi. In the NYT Crossword, this answer has been used most frequently for the hints: "1975 Wimbledon winner (9)", "Queens’s ___ Stadium (10)", "Tennis’s Arthur (9)", "Tennis great Arthur (9)", "Tennis legend Arthur (6)", "Late tennis V.I.P. (7)". "ASHE" appeared 254 times in Shortz Era puzzles. So lets take a look for clue and answer history of "ASHE" word.

Date	Grid	Clue	Author
19 Nov 2023	82D	Arthur of tennis	Rebecca Goldstein and Rachel Fabi
10 Sep 2023	9A	___ Stadium, venue with a cushioned acrylic surface that is the largest of its type in the world	Adam Wagner
23 Jul 2023	29D	U.S. Davis Cup player for 10 years	Chandi Deitmer
17 Jul 2023	57A	Tennis great Arthur	Alexander Liebeskind
3 Jul 2023	46D	Tennis legend Arthur	Sam Buchbinder
28 Jan 2023	52D	Eponym of the world’s largest tennis stadium	Kevin Christian
25 Jan 2023	36A	Recipient of the inaugural A.T.P. Player of the Year award	Nancy Serrano-Wu
7 Dec 2022	55A	Queens stadium eponym	Karen Steinberg
7 Oct 2022	46A	Lead-in to a Southern “-ville”	Mary Lou Guizzo and Jeff Chen
29 Aug 2022	56D	___ Stadium, U.S. Open tennis locale	Chase Dittrich and Jeff Chen
27 Aug 2022	9D	North Carolina county whose seat is Jefferson	Andrew Linzer
17 Jul 2022	88A	1975 Wimbledon winner	Greg Slovacek
15 Jun 2022	8D	Arthur ___, 1975 Wimbledon winner	Rob Baker
23 Dec 2021	3D	Lead-in to a Southern “-ville”	Stephen McCarthy
15 Nov 2021	22D	Arthur ___ Stadium, U.S. Open locale	Ian Rathkey
25 Oct 2021	69A	Tennis great Arthur	Damon Gulczynski
18 Jul 2021	124A	1975 Wimbledon champ	Jesse Goldberg
3 Jul 2021	55A	Stadium in the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center	Kameron Austin Collins
24 Mar 2021	28D	Tennis great posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom	Amanda Rafkin and Ross Trudeau
9 Jan 2021	26A	North Carolina county near the Tennessee border	Trenton Charlson
8 Dec 2020	16A	Arthur who wrote “Days of Grace”	Enrique Henestroza Anguiano
26 Oct 2020	40D	Tennis great Arthur	Eric Bornstein
30 Sep 2020	39D	He was named 1992’s Sportsman of the Year, despite retiring from tennis 12 years earlier	Erik Agard and Andy Kravis
18 Jul 2020	32A	1975 Wimbledon winner	John Guzzetta and Michael Hawkins
12 Jul 2020	14D	World’s largest tennis stadium, familiarly	Samuel A. Donaldson
19 May 2020	41A	Court legend Arthur	Trent H. Evans
12 May 2020	38D	ESPN’s Arthur ___ Courage Award	Tom Pepper and Zhouqin Burnikel
16 Mar 2020	40D	Tennis legend Arthur	Gary Cee
20 Feb 2020	8D	He beat Connors in the Wimbledon final in 1975	Joe Deeney
19 Jan 2020	74A	First African-American Davis Cup player	Victor Barocas
31 Dec 2019	5D	Tennis’s Arthur ___ Stadium	Evan Kalish
4 Dec 2019	41A	Eponym of a U.S. Open stadium	Evan Mahnken
17 Nov 2019	4D	1975 Wimbledon champ	Randolph Ross
3 Nov 2019	22A	1980s U.S. Davis Cup team captain	Kristian House
5 Aug 2019	14A	Arthur with a stadium named after him	Tracy Gray
28 Jul 2019	97D	“Days of Grace” memoirist Arthur	Christopher Adams
26 Jul 2019	56A	Queens stadium eponym	Trenton Charlson
12 Jun 2019	2D	Eponym of the world’s largest tennis stadium	Nancy Stark and Will Nediger
13 May 2019	18D	Arthur of tennis fame	Gary Larson
3 Apr 2019	36A	Queens’s Arthur ___ Stadium	Ross Trudeau
13 Jan 2019	111D	Eponym of the Courage Award given at the ESPYs	Andy Kravis
6 Jan 2019	106D	Lead-in to “-ville”	Zhouqin Burnikel
3 Jan 2019	33D	1970 Australian Open winner	Timothy Polin
25 Nov 2018	41A	Longtime athlete on the U.S. Davis Cup team	Joon Pahk
16 Nov 2018	53A	Name on the ESPY Courage Award	Kyle Dolan
13 Oct 2018	31D	Trailblazing athlete of the 1970s	Kevin G. Der
12 Sep 2018	1A	North Carolina county … or lead-in to “-ville”	Jeffrey Wechsler
5 Sep 2018	15A	Queens stadium name	Amanda Chung, Karl Ni and Erik Agard
13 Aug 2018	25D	Arthur with a namesake stadium	Lynn Lempel
2 Aug 2018	57D	1975 Wimbledon winner	Xan Vongsathorn
15 Jul 2018	100A	Athlete honored on Richmond’s Monument Avenue	Sam Ezersky and Byron Walden
25 Jun 2018	18D	Tennis legend Arthur	Kathy Wienberg
22 Mar 2018	62A	Athlete posthumously awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom	Ross Trudeau
18 Jan 2018	31D	Queens stadium name	Ryan McCarty and Alan Southworth
31 Dec 2017	105D	Court legend Arthur	John Lampkin
14 Oct 2017	25A	Eponym of a North Carolina city	Sam Ezersky
11 Oct 2017	4D	Queens’s ___ Stadium	David J. Kahn
11 Jul 2017	29A	Tennis star Arthur	Zhouqin Burnikel
22 Jun 2017	6A	Name attached to a North Carolina “-ville”	Ruth B. Margolin
21 Dec 2016	13A	Court giant Arthur	Jeff Chen and Seth Geltman
16 Nov 2016	13D	Tennis player who posthumously received a Presidential Medal of Freedom	Jim Peredo
9 Aug 2016	2D	Tennis legend Arthur	Andrea Carla Michaels
8 Jul 2016	13D	Court legend	Barry C. Silk
17 Jun 2016	50A	Sports great with the 1993 memoir “Days of Grace”	Zhouqin Burnikel
9 May 2016	19A	Arthur who was king of the court?	Dan Schoenholz
25 Apr 2016	44A	Court legend Arthur	Betty Keller
13 Oct 2015	31D	Arthur of tennis	Patrick Berry
7 Sep 2015	52A	Arthur of tennis	Paula Gamache
13 Aug 2015	2D	Queens stadium eponym	Jim Hilger
19 Jan 2015	30A	Tennis great Arthur	Jean O’Conor
13 Jan 2015	62A	Arthur of tennis	Michael Blake
1 Nov 2014	41A	National Junior Tennis League co-founder	Trip Payne
21 Aug 2014	16A	26-Across of a North Carolina “-ville”	Jules P. Markey
12 May 2014	32D	Tennis legend Arthur	Gary Cee
9 Apr 2014	63A	New York’s ___ Stadium	John E. Bennett
12 Jan 2014	57A	King Arthur of tennis	Andrew Chaikin
24 Nov 2013	66D	Athlete who wrote “A Hard Road to Glory”	Gary Cee
13 Oct 2013	78A	Eponym of a Southern “-ville”	Jeff Chen
15 Jul 2013	15A	Tennis’s Arthur ___ Stadium	Jeff Chen and Angela Olson Halsted
4 Jun 2013	31D	1980s U.S. Davis Cup captain	Kristian House
27 Dec 2012	32A	Subject of four Sports Illustrated covers between 1966 and 1993	Julian Lim
6 Sep 2012	28D	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Ben Pall
15 Jul 2012	18A	Borg rival	Randolph Ross
20 Jun 2012	2D	___ Stadium (facility near Citi Field)	Alan Arbesfeld
7 Apr 2012	11D	He got a tennis scholarship from U.C.L.A.	Robert H. Wolfe
1 Apr 2012	2D	1970s Wimbledon victor over Connors	Patrick Merrell
8 Feb 2012	63A	1968 winner of the 43-Down	Lynn Lempel
10 Jan 2012	14A	ESPN’s Arthur ___ Courage Award	Gary Cee
22 Dec 2011	37A	7/5/75 winner over Connors	Kristian House
24 Nov 2011	8D	Queens stadium name	Sharon Delorme
23 Nov 2011	15A	Arthur who often raised a racket	Ian Livengood
1 Nov 2011	1D	___ Stadium (Big Apple tennis locale)	Kristian House
7 Oct 2011	8D	___ Stadium, sports venue since 1997	Kevin G. Der
19 Jun 2011	7D	Athlete who wrote “Off the Court”	Patrick Berry
29 May 2011	131D	Tennis’s Arthur	Jeremy Newton and Tony Orbach
21 Apr 2011	4D	Athlete who posthumously won the Presidential Medal of Freedom, 1993	Julian Lim
23 Feb 2011	37D	1975 Wimbledon winner	Barry C. Silk
8 Feb 2011	21D	Arthur in the International Tennis Hall of Fame	Robert W. Harris
10 Jan 2011	15A	Arthur with a Queens stadium named after him	James Tuttle
22 Dec 2010	7D	New York stadium eponym	Michael Sharp
19 Dec 2010	130D	1968 U.S. Open champ	Kevin G. Der
12 Dec 2010	10D	1975 Wimbledon winner	Karen Young Bonin
28 Oct 2010	2D	“Off the Court” autobiographer	David J. Kahn
20 Aug 2010	11A	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Brad Wilber
19 May 2010	44A	Court legend	Robert A. Doll
26 Apr 2010	11D	U.S. tennis legend on a 37Â¢ stamp	Lynn Lempel
21 Feb 2010	104A	North Carolina county	Eric Berlin
2 Feb 2010	70A	U.S. Open’s ___ Stadium	Alex Fay
17 Jan 2010	56D	Arthur with a racket	Cathy Allis
5 Jan 2010	56D	1975 Wimbledon winner	C. W. Stewart
5 Oct 2009	24D	Tennis’s Arthur	Mark Feldman
8 Sep 2009	66A	Queens tennis stadium	Alan Arbesfeld
10 Aug 2009	63A	Tennis champ Arthur	Paula Gamache
8 Jul 2009	54D	Arthur who wrote “A Hard Road to Glory”	Tim Wescott
21 Apr 2009	7D	Only African-American male to win Wimbledon	Ronald J. and Nancy J. Byron
19 Apr 2009	78A	North Carolina county	Will Nediger
1 Apr 2009	43A	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Ed Stein and Paula Gamache
9 Feb 2009	63D	Former Davis Cup captain Arthur	Randall J. Hartman
14 Dec 2008	20A	Eponym of a North Carolina “-ville”	Trip Payne
8 Dec 2008	47A	Arthur of tennis	Sarah Keller
18 Jul 2008	12D	New York stadium name	Mike Nothnagel
23 Mar 2008	100A	Champ just before 36-Down	Robert W. Harris
29 Oct 2007	45A	Tennis great Arthur	Fred Piscop
30 Aug 2007	26D	Gentleman of the court	Victor Fleming and Bruce Venzke
5 Jul 2007	9D	“Off the Court” autobiographer	Elizabeth C. Gorski
24 May 2007	31D	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Patrick Merrell
6 Feb 2007	1D	Tennis’s Arthur	Stella Daily and Bruce Venzke
27 Dec 2006	11D	“But, ___ was ambitious, I slew him”: Brutus	Manny Nosowsky
15 Aug 2006	1A	1968 U.S. Open winner	David Sullivan
11 May 2006	14A	___ Stadium, sports venue since 1997	Joe DiPietro
15 Feb 2006	8D	___ Stadium in Queens	Byron Walden
10 Jan 2006	31A	___ Stadium, home of the U.S. Open	David J. Kahn
12 Dec 2005	11D	___ Stadium (Queens landmark)	Allan E. Parrish
24 Oct 2005	43D	See 46-Across	Lynn Lempel
20 Oct 2005	30A	“But, ___ was ambitious, I slew him”: Brutus	Manny Nosowsky
2 Jul 2005	21D	“Off the Court” writer	Sherry O. Blackard
13 May 2005	15A	Contemporary of Rosewall	Robert H. Wolfe
9 Dec 2004	37D	___ Stadium in Queens	Paula Gamache
23 Oct 2004	50A	“Off the Court” autobiographer	James E. Buell
7 Oct 2004	14A	North Carolina county named for an early governor	Patrick Merrell
16 Sep 2004	14A	Arthur of the court	Paula Gamache
16 Jul 2004	24D	Contemporary of Emerson	Craig Kasper
8 Jun 2004	12D	1975 Wimbledon winner	Ed Early
7 Jun 2004	15A	Arthur ___ Stadium in Queens	Lynn Lempel
10 Apr 2004	19D	New York’s ___ Stadium	Mark Diehl
6 Apr 2004	18A	Tennis’s Arthur	Tony Orbach
6 Dec 2003	8D	Court great	Craig Kasper
23 Jul 2003	58A	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Ed Early
4 Jul 2003	36D	North Carolina county	Elizabeth C. Gorski
9 Jun 2003	7D	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Randall J. Hartman
16 Apr 2003	2D	Court legend	Elizabeth C. Gorski
26 Feb 2003	42D	Connors contemporary	Greg Staples
24 Feb 2003	5A	Arthur ___ Stadium	Gregory E. Paul
17 Feb 2003	44D	Tennis’s Arthur	Alan Arbesfeld
31 Dec 2002	1D	Court great Arthur	Gene Newman
30 May 2002	6D	New York’s ___ Stadium	Peter Gordon
26 May 2002	43A	“A Hard Road to Glory” writer	Elizabeth C. Gorski
12 May 2002	63A	New York stadium name	Alan Arbesfeld
14 Apr 2002	81D	Courtly Arthur	David J. Kahn
22 Jan 2002	1A	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Richard Chisholm
18 Jan 2002	15A	Gentleman of the court	Manny Nosowsky
26 Dec 2001	36D	1980’s U.S. Davis Cup captain	Ed Early
29 Oct 2001	1A	Tennis’s Arthur	Richard Hughes
8 Jul 2001	66A	1968 champion at Forest Hills	Michael S. Maurer
10 Jun 2001	2D	Queens stadium name	Cathy Millhauser
13 May 2001	1D	North Carolina county	Nancy Nicholson Joline
21 Apr 2001	49A	“Hard Road to Glory” author	David J. Kahn
12 Apr 2001	1A	New York stadium name	Jim Page
19 Mar 2001	6A	Tennis great Arthur	Peter Gordon
8 Mar 2001	64A	1980’s Davis Cup captain	Peter Gordon
21 Jan 2001	70A	Connors contemporary	Con Pederson
2 Jan 2001	67A	Stadium near Shea	Sarah Keller
4 Oct 2000	4D	Queens stadium name	Adam Cohen
1 Oct 2000	40A	New York City stadium name	Nancy Nicholson Joline
28 Sep 2000	2D	1968 U.S. Open champion	Frances Hansen
22 May 2000	43A	Tennis great Arthur	Nancy Salomon and Louis Hildebrand
18 May 2000	18A	He beat Connors to win Wimbledon	Patrick D. Berry
30 Apr 2000	17D	Governor for whom a North Carolina city is named	Cathy Millhauser
12 Apr 2000	10D	“A Hard Road to Glory” author	Peter Gordon
6 Apr 2000	31D	King Arthur of the courts	Manny Nosowsky
19 Mar 2000	44D	1975 Wimbledon champ	Greg Staples
9 Jan 2000	16D	Flushing Meadow stadium name	Charles M. Deber
29 Nov 1999	5D	’75 Wimbledon champ	Richard Chisholm
10 Nov 1999	15A	Gentleman of the court	Joan Yanofsky
17 May 1999	62A	1975 Wimbledon champ	Ethan Cooper
7 Feb 1999	51A	North Carolina county named for a Revolutionary War commander	Nancy Nicholson Joline
23 Dec 1998	14A	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Christopher Hurt
9 Nov 1998	56D	Wimbledon winner, 1975	Peter Gordon
11 Oct 1998	6A	1967 U.S. clay court champion	Nancy Salomon, Marjorie Richter and Kelly Clark
6 Oct 1998	14A	1975 Wimbledon winner	Elizabeth C. Gorski
6 Sep 1998	31D	Onetime Davis Cup coach	Rich Norris
20 Aug 1998	2D	Queens’s ___ Stadium	Harvey Estes
5 Aug 1998	39D	Tennis legend Arthur	Patrick Jordan
18 May 1998	13D	Arthur ___ Stadium (U.S.T.A. facility)	Ed Early
2 May 1998	20A	Commander at Briar Creek, in the Revolutionary War	Jeff Herrington
16 Apr 1998	63A	Onetime Davis Cup coach	Elizabeth C. Gorski
15 Mar 1998	55D	“Hard Road to Glory” author	Frank Longo
15 Jan 1998	1A	Revolutionary War commander John	Arthur S. Verdesca
27 Dec 1997	28D	1968 U.S. Open champ	Martin Ashwood-Smith
24 Dec 1997	2D	1975 Wimbledon winner	Nancy S. Ross
16 Nov 1997	93A	Former Davis Cup coach	Frank Longo
9 Nov 1997	9D	New York stadium name	Rich Norris
4 Nov 1997	2D	U.S. Open stadium name	Thomas W. Schier
19 Sep 1997	41A	North Carolina county on the Blue Ridge Parkway	Rich Norris
28 Aug 1997	5D	Gentleman of the court	Shannon Burns
9 Aug 1997	28D	Tennis champ who played for U.C.L.A.	Raymond Hamel
28 Jul 1997	31D	Tennis’s Arthur	Patrick Jordan
24 Jul 1997	26D	Former Davis Cup captain	Randall J. Hartman
22 Jul 1997	66A	Athlete with a statue in Richmond, Va.	Fred Piscop
10 Jul 1997	44A	1972 U.S. Open finalist	Matt Gaffney
30 Jun 1997	22D	Tennis great Arthur	Peter Gordon
6 Apr 1997	75A	“A Hard Road to Glory” athlete-author	Rich Norris
28 Jan 1997	11D	Connors opponent	E. C. Gorski
21 Jan 1997	14A	“As Long ___ Needs Me” (“Oliver!” song)	T. W. Schier
17 Dec 1996	1D	Connors defeater, 1975	G. E. Paul
24 Jun 1996	11D	Arthur___	M. Schneider
8 Jun 1996	30A	Author on mythology Geoffrey___	M. Shenk
13 May 1996	54D	Late tennis V.I.P.	S. L. Robbins
12 Apr 1996	31D	Tennis name of fame	M. Nosowsky
18 Mar 1996	6A	Late tennis V.I.P.	S. L. Robbins
19 Feb 1996	59D	Tennis’s Arthur	T. W. Schier
3 Jan 1996	6A	1968 U.S. Open winner	W. R. Williams
20 Nov 1995	1A	Late tennis V.I.P. Arthur	Sidney L. Robbins
7 Nov 1995	50A	Late tennis V.I.P.	Sidney L. Robbins
5 Aug 1995	15D	1968 U.S. Open winner	Frank A. Longo
20 Jun 1995	2D	Court star Arthur	Jon Delfin
15 May 1995	10D	Tennis great Arthur	Ernie Furtado
10 Apr 1995	2D	Tennis V.I.P. Arthur	Sidney L. Robbins
31 Mar 1995	3D	Foe of Laver and Newcombe	Chuck Deodene
23 Mar 1995	2D	Arthur of Wimbledon	Wayne Robert Williams
21 Mar 1995	3D	Ace-serving Arthur	Harvey Estes
10 Feb 1995	24D	“As Long ___ Needs Me” (“Oliver!” song)	Raymond Hamel
11 Jan 1995	11D	Connors rival	Stanley B. Whitten
3 Jan 1995	61D	North Carolina county	Rich Norris
2 Jan 1995	2D	Late tennis V.I.P.	Sidney L. Robbins
6 Dec 1994	15A	Netman Arthur	Wayne Robert Williams
26 Nov 1994	51D	Contemporary of 22 Down	Manny Nosowsky
23 Nov 1994	68A	Court hero	Susan Smith
14 Nov 1994	27D	Late tennis V.I.P.	Sidney L. Robbins
5 Nov 1994	46A	“Hard Road to Glory” writer	Manny Nosowsky
2 Oct 1994	75D	Wimbledon winner, 1975	Frances Hansen
26 Sep 1994	24D	Late tennis V.I.P.	Sidney L. Robbins
1 Sep 1994	30D	Late apartheid opponent	Manny Nosowsky
19 Jul 1994	6D	Late tennis great	Christopher Hurt
17 Jul 1994	58A	Court king Arthur	Cathy Millhauser
14 Jun 1994	8D	Netman Arthur	Jonathan Schmatzbach
17 May 1994	25D	Tennis’s Arthur	Harvey Estes
28 Apr 1994	2D	“Days of Grace” author	Randy Sowell
8 Apr 1994	10A	Late opponent of apartheid	David A. Rosen
6 Mar 1994	72D	Late tennis great	Frances Hansen
3 Mar 1994	51D	“Off the Court” author	Richard Silvestri
27 Jan 1994	6D	Court V.I.P. Arthur	Betty Jorgensen
3 Dec 1993	1A	1975 Wimbledon champ	Bill Click
29 Nov 1993	54A	Late tennis V.I.P.	Sidney L. Robbins

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