Coach Ed Krass will bring his high-energy One-On-One Doubles Prize Money Tournament to the Northeast as the West Orange Tennis Club in West Orange, New Jersey will host the event on Saturday, October 11th. The New Jersey One-On-One Doubles Championships will take place from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. with $1,000 prize money on the line….
Weeks after the “Little Mo” Internationals graced the courts in New Jersey, top juniors arrived at the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning in the Bronx to compete in the “Little Mo” Regionals. “The Northeast is an ideal setting for our ‘Little Mo’ Internationals and North Regionals. Since the events take place during the…
Carlos Alcaraz is at the pinnacle of tennis, as a five-time major champion who has reached the spot of world number one. His success comes on the heels of the illustrious career of Rafael Nadal, the 22-time major champion. Both players hail from Spain, and represent the success that nation has had in producing top-tier…
For the Polings, tennis has always been an integral part of life. Growing up as the daughter and son of a dedicated collegiate tennis coach, Karl and Lilian have had a racquet in their hands since they can remember. “Growing up, tennis was a big part of my life,” said Lilian. “Both my parents played…
A key factor of any successful business is meeting the needs of its customers. And being at the forefront of innovation to stand out among its competitors is of the utmost importance. That’s no different for a tennis academy, especially as we have seen the rise of pickleball popularity in the last several years. Rather…
Eastern Tennis Hall of Fame Honors Two People With NYC Roots USTA Eastern and the Junior Tennis Foundation inducted five individuals into the Eastern Tennis Hall of Fame on August 19 at the Metropolitan Club in Manhattan—and two members of the 2025 class have strong roots in the NYC-Metro area. Longtime coach and former Alley…
For the third major in a row, the finals of the men’s singles event would come down to Italy’s Jannik Sinner and Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz. The two budding rivals had split the two major finals during the summer, with Alcaraz winning the French Open, and Sinner responding by taking Wimbledon. On Sunday, it wasn’t just…
Aryna Sabalenka won her second straight U.S. Open title on Saturday afternoon, overcoming American Amanda Anisimova 6-3, 7-6(3) in the championship match in Arthur Ashe Stadium. The win was Sabalenka’s 100th at a major in her career, and she was seeking her first major title since last year’s U.S Open. The win added a fourth…
As the U.S. Open brings the best tennis players in the world to New York, it also signifies the return of a new school year, and thus, a fresh season of high school girls’ tennis in the Public School Athletic League (PSAL) in the five boroughs. Last season proved to be an historic year of…
Last season, the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Girls’ Individual Tennis Championships were held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens for the first time in the tournament’s history. It presented a unique opportunity for deserving high school tennis players who qualified, which included the doubles duo…