At the Australian Open earlier this year, Adi Govila was prepared and ready to make a deep run at the event’s Junior Championships. However, a back injury flared up during the early rounds and while not at 100 percent physically he was not able to compete at his top level which turned what could have…
One-On-One Doubles, the crosscourt serve-and-volley game created by Ed Krass, came to New York as the Chestnut Ridge Club in Mt. Kisco hosted the New York One-On-One Doubles event, featuring two division of play. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE PHOTOS FROM THE NY ONE-ON-ONE DOUBLES In the early afternoon, players battled it out in the…
During her freshman year of high school, Pearlie Zhang made the decision to switch from attending public school, and instead enroll at Dwight Global Online School. As a top junior tennis player, Zhang was looking to put more focus into her tennis training, which included accommodating an ever increasing travel and tournament schedule while not…
As it does every year, the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning hosted the annual NYJTL Mayor Dinkins Cup this past spring. The event is the largest free junior interscholastic tennis competition in the entire country, and features players from all across New York City representing public, parochial and private schools competing across several…
Later this year, Jewish athletes from around the world will head to London to compete in the 2024 European Maccabi Youth Games. The Games run from July 28 through August 6, where players from the United States compete alongside Jewish athletes from North America, Central America, South America, Israel and other countries throughout the Diaspora….
Leon Goldstein captured the 2024 PSAL 1A Championship on Thursday as the Dolphins edged High School of American Studies at Lehman College 3-2 at Queens College. “To be city champions means a lot because the players really pushed themselves hard this season and to see all that pay off with a championship is amazing,” said…
There is a new champion in PSAL’s 2A Division, and the title belongs to Bronx Science. The Wolverines dethroned two-time defending champion Hunter inside the bubble at Queens College on Friday afternoon, edging the Hawks 3-2. “I’m just really happy. I’m extremely proud of everyone, and we stand out as the best team in PSAL,”…
With spring, it’s time for the clay court season on the ATP and WTA Tours, which is highlighted by the signature red clay of Roland Garros and the year’s second major: the French Open. A year ago, Novak Djokovic was the men’s singles champion and hoisted the fourth French Open title of his career to…
With the outdoor season here, its time for local tennis clubs, country clubs and those with private courts to prepare their courts for the summer months. New York Tennis Magazine has chosen its top companies to help you with all of your court building and supply needs. CaliClay Systems info@caliclay.net caliclay.net (805) 698-9830 THE CALICLAY…
Later this fall, Cal Wider will begin the next stage of his tennis career and embark on the newest chapter of his life when he heads off to college. Wider is headed to Amherst College in Massachusetts where he will compete for the Men’s Tennis team and pursue a degree. Wider fielded an array of…