ASA College captures second straight NJCAA Championship The women’s tennis team at ASA College won the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) for the second consecutive season, edging out Tyler Junior College in Texas. In addition to winning the championship, ASA racked up some individual awards as well, as Megane Bianco was named the Intercollegiate…
The USTA has announced that 2015 NCAA champions Jamie Loeb of the University of North Carolina of Ossining, N.Y., and Ryan Shane of the University of Virginia, will lead the group of top American collegiate players selected to play in the second annual American Collegiate Invitational at the 2015 U.S. Open, Sept. 10-12 at the…
St. John’s men win second consecutive Big East Title For the second straight year, the St. John’s Red Storm have been crowned champions of the Big East. St. John's topped Marquette, 4-2, in its final match, once again punching its ticket to the NCAA Tournament. This year's conference title marks the second in school history….
From Tampa to Baltimore, Smithtown native Joseph Caracappa continues to prove you can take the player out of Long Island, but you cannot take the Long Island out of the player. Currently playing number two singles and number one doubles for Goucher College, with a record of 15-3 in doubles and 11-4 in singles as…
The USTA has announced that 2015 NCAA singles champions Jamie Loeb, of the University of North Carolina, and Ryan Shane, of the University of Virginia, headline the top American collegians named to the 2015 USTA Collegiate National Team, the high-level training program designed to help America’s premier college players assimilate to professional tennis in a…
The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) has announced the 2015 All-America Teams for Division I men's and women's tennis. USC, UCLA and Virginia each had six different student-athletes earn the distinction to lead all schools. A combined 16 men and women were named to the All-America teams in both singles and doubles (10 men and six women). Ossining, N.Y.'s…
With the 2014-2015 Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) season officially over, UCLA's Robin Anderson and Oklahoma's Axel Alvarez Llamas finished the year as the nation's top players in the final Oracle/ITA National Singles Rankings. Final regional rankings for team, singles and doubles were also released. Among the top players, local North Carolina's Jamie Loeb from Ossining, N.Y. and…
North Carolina’s Jamie Loeb from Ossining, N.Y., a student of the John McEnroe Tennis Academy, knocked off Stanford’s Carol Zhao 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 to capture the NCAA Women's Singles Title on Monday. “I’m speechless. It feels amazing. Last year, I was a little disappointed,” said Loeb, who reached the quarterfinals a year ago as a freshman. “To…
With the NCAA Championships in the books, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) has announced the final Oracle/ITA National Collegiate Tennis Rankings of the 2014-2015 season. On the women's side, Vanderbilt won the NCAA title over UCLA, while Virginia beat Oklahoma on the men's side, each victory propelling the teams to the top of the rankings. Both…
The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) has announced its national award winners for Division I Men's and Women's Tennis, among them, Columbia University’s Howard Endelman, was named 2015 ITA Assistant Coach of the Year. Also recognized was local Noah Rubin of Rockville Centre, N.Y., a freshman at Wake Forest University and student of the John McEnroe…