Cold Spring Harbor defeated Friends Academy 5-2 in the semifinals of the Nassau County High School Boys Tennis Conference Playoffs yesterday, setting up a showdown for the Nassau County title with Hewlett.

Last year as a junior, Josh Levine of Cold Spring Harbor won both the Nassau County and New York State Singles Titles en route to an undefeated season. At this past weekend's 2012 Nassau County Individual Championships, Levine, the top seed, defended the first of those titles in his senior season, with a straight-set 6-4, 6-4 win over his friend, Andrew Yaraghi of Friends Academy.

The results of the Long Island High School Boys tennis matches held Tuesday, May 8th are listed below ...

The results of the Long Island High School Boys tennis matches held Wednesday, May 2nd are listed below. Note that due to the inclement weather, many of Wednesday's matches have been rescheduled ...

The results of the Long Island High School Boys tennis matches held Wednesday, April 25th are listed below ...

The results of the Long Island High School Boys tennis matches held Monday, April 23rd are listed below ...

The USTA Eastern Long Island Region has announced the launch of a quarterly digital newsletter created to improve and expand communication among all of the region’s members and member organizations, and to celebrate members’ achievements both on and off the court.

On Sunday afternoon March 11, high school tennis coaches and players took part in the Annual Long Island Scholastic Coaches Conference and Clinic at Bethpage Park Tennis Center. The clinic, run by Bethpage Park Tennis Directors Steve Kaplan and Keith Kambourian, taught coaches how to incorporate different exercises and drills into their routine ...

The 2012 Nassau County Boys High School Tennis season is closing in. Here is a quick look at the conference alignments and key dates for the 2012 season. The regular season begins Monday, April 2.

In the spirit of the holiday season, USTA Eastern Long Island teamed up with United Way of Long Island to hold its first Corporate Tennis Challenge Fundraiser in December.

Local tennis players are encouraged to start cleaning out their closets and removing unused and unwanted tennis clothing. Beginning on Jan. 15, the USTA Eastern Long Island Region will be collecting new and gently used tennis clothing to help athletes in need.