Beacon and Bronx Science met in a rematch of last year’s PSAL New York City “A” Division Championship on Tuesday afternoon. Once again, it was Beacon who came out on top, this time with a 5-0 sweep. The defending city singles champion, Ethan Leon, helped lead the way with an 8-6 win over Jonah…
It is no secret that the competitive tennis environment demands a great deal of mental toughness, yet so many players fail to enlist a professional mental coach. Instead, they rely on personal experience and the advice of those around them, which although helpful, it is missing the valuable mental strategies that can be taught…
Sportime Randall’s Island and the John McEnroe Tennis Academy (JMTA) will be hosting the 3rd Annual JMTA College Recruiting Combine from Saturday, June 23 through Sunday, June 24. New York Tennis Magazine sat down with Jay Harris, the combine’s Director and the Director of Tennis at Sportime Roslyn, to learn more about the event, how…
The 2018 Mayor’s Cup will mark the 30th straight year that New York Junior Tennis & Learning has hosted the tournament, the largest interscholastic tennis tournament in the country. More than 600 participants representing 160 private, public and parochial schools in New York City compete in elementary, middle school and high school divisions. The…
The Wolverines of Bronx Science moved to 5-0 on the season as it defeated Stuyvesant 4-1 in a key Bronx/Manhattan A3 showdown on Monday afternoon. Bronx Science, who lost in the city championship last year to Beacon, maintained its undefeated record thus far in 2018. Blake Frank won 10-0 over Arie Golubenko at second…
The San Marco Invitational is set for this weekend as the best high school teams in the Long Island and New York-metropolitan area get ready to compete against one another. The invitational gets underway on Saturday, April 28 at Fordham Preparatory School in the Bronx, N.Y. The matchups are as follows: 9:00 a.m. Beacon…
The Queens College men’s tennis team captured the East Coast Conference (ECC) championship for the second straight year by defeated the New York Institute of Technology this past weekend. The Knights got off to a fast start by winning the three doubles flights, led by Gabriel Mendez and Lucas Martinez win at first doubles….
When she was just five-years-old in her native South Africa, Liezel Huber’s mother put a tennis racket in her hand for the first time. From that moment on, Huber was in love with tennis, and throughout her life, has used the sport as a vehicle to give back and help others. She now does…
One of the many benefits of lecturing is that one always learns a great deal in the process. Earlier this year, I was lucky enough to be invited by New York Tennis Magazine to participate in a panel discussion at the New York Tennis. The topic was “Taking Your Game to the Next Level,”…
USTA Eastern will once again host Camp Eastern: a five-day, four-night sleep-away camp that features tennis, educational and cultural opportunities. The camp runs from Sunday, July 29 to Thursday, August 2 at Cornell University. Campers will stay in Cornell’s dormitories and play at the famed Reis Tennis Center. There are spots still available to…