
New York Tennis Magazine
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New York Tennis Magazine is the Ultimate Guide to New York Tennis. The publication is designed to promote and develop the sport of tennis on every level in our community. Each issue provides news and insight into our growing sport by reporting on the people, events and trends that shape the sport of tennis in New York.
New York Tennis Magazine
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The New York City PSAL High School "B" Division Championship will be held on Wednesday, May 31 at Queens College at 3:30 p.m.
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New York Tennis Magazine
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The New York City PSAL High School "A" Division Championship will be held on Thursday, June 1 at Queens College at 3:30 p.m.
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New York Tennis Magazine
1w ago
By New York Tennis Magazine Staff
Tennis fans received sobering news on Thursday as 14-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal announced he will miss this year’s Roland Garros event as he continues to deal with a lingering hip injury...Read more ..read more
New York Tennis Magazine
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May 17, 2023
| By Steve Annacone
There is a lot of conversation about the different grips that players use when hitting a shot, especially on the forehand side.
Many players lean towards a semi-western forehand grip but the grip varies slightly from player to player. Coco Gauff has a pretty extreme western grip on her forehand and the consensus is that she would benefit greatly from an adjustment more towards a semi-western grip. Even though changing a player's grip can be very painful, I believe the process could be relatively smooth if done gradually.
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New York Tennis Magazine
1w ago
By Brian Coleman
Despite growing up on the other side of the country, Natasha Rajaram has always had an affinity for the east coast. So much so, that the Cupertino, Calif. native, a five-star, blue-chip recruit, made...Read more ..read more
New York Tennis Magazine
2w ago
By New York Tennis Magazine Staff
The Fordham women’s tennis team captured its first ever Atlantic 10 title this spring, as the Rams knocked off VCU 4-1 in the Atlantic 10 Conference Championship at the USTA National Campus in...Read more ..read more
New York Tennis Magazine
2w ago
By New York Tennis Magazine Staff
Next week, following the Internazionali BNL d’Italia in Rome, Carlos Alcaraz will assume the top-ranking in the world, leapfrogging Novak Djokovic. But on Monday, Alcaraz saw his time in Rome come to...Read more ..read more
New York Tennis Magazine
2w ago
By Press Release
Enrique Catter captured the title at the USPTA Eastern One-On-One Doubles Championship at the Saw Mill Club, defeating Chizzy Lumetta 15-4 in the finals. Catter, formerly ranked #6 in the NAIA...Read more ..read more
New York Tennis Magazine
2w ago
By New York Tennis Magazine Staff
The first two “Little Mo” International tournaments of the year have officially been announced, with registration now open: 10th Annual "Little Mo" Internationals in Colorado Springs, Colorado (June...Read more ..read more
New York Tennis Magazine
2w ago
May 10, 2023
| By Steve Annacone
Photo Credit: Rhea Nall/USTA
Watching Carlos Alcaraz play continues to amaze me. He can basically do everything and has a huge selection of shots to choose from.
Jim Courier stated that Alcaraz is very unpredictable and doesn't always stick to the idea of playing the same way he normally does, especially in the crucial situations. I agree with this to a degree, but I have to say that Alcaraz actually does use many of the same shots and strategies when it gets close. Often, he relies on his drop shot and throws in a serve and volley at a crucial ..read more