International Tennis Hall of Fame member Pam Shriver has her trophies back, regaining the dozen or so pieces of hardware that were in a car stolen from the hotel where she was staying after evacuating from her home during the spread of devastating wildfires in the greater Los Angeles area.

Pam Shriver was reunited with her trophies that were stolen from the hotel she was staying at after she evacuated her home due to the L.A. wildfires.

Soon, she realized he was talking about the Grand Slam trophy collection that had been in her son’s car when it was stolen from the hotel. 11 trophies from the U.S. and French Opens were taken overnight Wednesday January 15, along with a number of family photos. They came back too.

Hall of Fame tennis player Pam Shriver, whose car containing major trophies was stolen from a hotel where she had fled to escape the Pacific Palisades fire, said she has recovered the trophies, but the vehicle remains missing.

Tennis Hall of Famer Pam Shriver recently shared a positive update regarding her stolen grand slam trophies, saying in a post on X on Tuesday that they are in possession by police.

Former doubles World No. 1 Pam Shriver has recovered 11 major trophies, among other personal effects, that were in her car when it was stolen from the hotel she evacuated to to escape the recent Palisades fire in California.

Pam Shriver won 22 doubles major titles during her legendary tennis career. Unfortunately, 11 of those trophies were stolen out of her car a couple weeks ago after she evacuated from the Los Angeles wildfires.