* From 2pm-7pm Tennis Channel coverage will emanate from Grandstand, Court 17, Court 11 and/or Court 13 only

** From 11am-7pm Tennis Channel coverage will emanate from outside of Arthur Ashe Stadium and not include matches in Arthur Ashe Stadium

CBS will be presenting the US Open in 2013 for the 46th consecutive year, broadcasting nearly 40 hours of coverage including Finals Weekend, from the women’s singles semifinals on Friday, Sept. 6, through the men’s singles final on Monday, Sept. 9. CBS Sports is also broadcasting Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day for the 18th straight year, on Sunday, Aug. 25, and CBS Sports Network will televise the US Open Qualifying Tournament from August 20-23 and offer more than 20 hours of coverage during Labor Day Weekend.

ESPN is in its fifth year as a cable broadcaster for the US Open, showing nearly 100 hours of live action during the tournament, including weekday afternoon coverage and exclusive weekday prime-time broadcasts. ESPN’s coverage culminates with the men’s doubles final and a SportsCenter at the US Open on Sunday, Sept. 8.

Tennis Channel, back for its fifth year, will broadcast more than 250 hours of coverage, including nearly 70 hours of live coverage along with daily US Open preview and highlight shows.