The High School of American Studies at Lehman College advanced to the PSAL “A” Division second-round on Tuesday afternoon, moving past Susan Wagner 3-2 in a New York City playoff matchup. It was the singles play that helped push the Senators past Susan Wagner. Lucas Suhl nailed down a 10-7 win over Susan Wagner’s Aaron…
The Trinity School won its second straight San Marco Invitational title, downing Beacon 4-2 on Monday afternoon at the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis and Learning. Trinity overcame the tricky windy conditions to take four of the six matches that finished up. It was led by its doubles play, getting wins from its first and…
The PSAL held its seeding meeting for the New York City boys tennis playoffs on Thursday night, putting together the brackets for both the "A" and "B" Division playoffs that get underway later this afternoon. Below are the brackets for both divisions: New York City "A" Division 1) Brooklyn Technical 2) Beacon…
The Francis Lewis Patriots won its third straight contest on Wednesday afternoon, downing Cardozo 3-2 in a battle of the second and third place teams in New York City’s Queens A division. Cardozo’s top two singles players were able to continue their outstanding play, as Kai Yuminaga beat Jeremy Breland 10-5 at first singles and…
The Brooklyn Technical Engineers improved to 11-0 on the season on Tuesday afternoon, moving past Midwood 5-0 in a Brooklyn “A” Division showdown. Senior Philip Raytburg improved to 7-3 in singles on the year, defeating Midwood’s Jonathan Glinsky 8-0 in the top singles flight. Bojidar Todorov followed up that win with a 8-1 triumph over…
In a matchup between the two top teams in Staten Island’s “A” Division, McKee/Staten Island Tech defeated Tottenville 3-2 to improve to 9-0 on the season. It was the doubles tandems for SI Tech that led the way on Monday afternoon. Tottenville would win the first two singles flights, as Philip Belmatch edged Christopher Kolesnik…
The defending champions of the San Marco Tournament, Trinity, made its way back into the tournament’s final earlier this week by defeating Horace Greeley 4-2 on Greeley’s home courts. The match was originally supposed to be played at Harrison High School, where the rest of the tournament had been played, but a problem with the…
Students from across New York City will compete in New York Junior Tennis & Learning’s 28th Annual Mayors Cup All-Scholastic Tennis Championships – the premier event for scholastic tennis players in the city – from June 4-12. For more than 40 years, NYJTL has provided year-round activities and tennis instruction to promote academic enrichment, giving students and their families educational…
The Judges of Benjamin Cardozo High School kept pace atop the Queens A standings on Monday afternoon, beating Forest Hills 4-1 to improve to 7-1 on the season. Cardozo was led by its top two singles players, both of whom posted shutout victories. Christopher Tham beat Daniel Rusin 10-0 in the first singles spot while…
The Cardozo Judges edged Townsend Harris 3-2 in a Queens A matchup on Monday afternoon, improving to 5-1 on the season, while handing Townsend Harris its first defeat of the year. Cardozo was led by its singles play, winning all three singles flights, which was crucial because Townsend Harris was able to win both doubles…