The 36th Annual College Tennis Exposure Camp arrived in the tri-state area as Wesleyan University hosted the camp this past weekend, the fifth camp of its kind this summer. Unlike any college showcase, Coach Ed Krass’ College Tennis Exposure Camp® allows players and college coaches to train and interact together on court. Parents and private…
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…
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,”…
The boys from The Hoosac School captured the 2024 San Marco Invitational title on Saturday afternoon. Hoosac defeated Horace Greeley in the championship match to claim the title. Click Here to see more photos from the 2024 San Marco Invitational The San Marco Invitational is a yearly competition that features teams from New York State…
Below are scores from New York City on Monday afternoon. Visit PSAL.org for more information on each match and the spring season. Bronx Science 3, Hunter 2 Bronx Science won both doubles flights, and Ishaan Bhagat won at first singles to lead the Wolverines. Eleanor Roosevelt 3, Stuyvesant 2 Kaan Macdonald was a winner at…
Coach Ed Krass’ 36th Annual College Tennis Exposure Camp has announced five locations in the Northeast for its popular summer program for high school-age tournament players. The program will start June 1-2 at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Florida. The camp features instruction and training by a staff of head college coaches representing…
Helping young athletes attend the colleges of their choice, on full tennis scholarships when possible, is a foundational goal of SPORTIME and JMTA. With dozens of JMTA students currently competing at top colleges across the country, today the Academy announced the Eighth Annual John McEnroe Tennis Academy College Combine, scheduled for the weekend of June…
With New York serving as perhaps the world’s greatest melting pot, there are many prominent private schools in the greater-metropolitan area that include students from an array of different counties, backgrounds and cultures. One of those is the Hoosac School in upstate New York, and using that diverse cast of players, it made history earlier…
For high school-aged tennis players, looking towards the future and where they will embark on the next chapter of their lives in college can be a daunting endeavor, and it can be difficult to know where to even begin when searching for the right fit. Similarly, for college coaches, searching for the right players and…