The 2018 New York Tennis Expo attracted more than 3,700 attendees to NYCB LIVE home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum as we kicked off the inaugural New York Open. With an array of activities including Beach Tennis, 10&Under Tennis and more, plus intriguing Speaking Seminars and a Tennis Fashion Show, there was fun…
Next fall, William & Mary will have a new addition to its roster when Daniel Pellerito steps onto the school’s Williamsburg, Va. campus for his freshman season. The high school senior is currently the eighth ranked player in New York, according to TennisRecruiting.net, and signed his letter of intent to play for the William &…
The 2018 New York Tennis Expo was a celebration of tennis in all facets, and it could not have been done without the help from the local tennis community. That help came from all aspects of the tennis world, including four local college programs donating their time to perform clinics and hit with attendees…
When local tennis prodigy Noah Rubin discovered that the inaugural New York Open would take place at NYCB LIVE home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, he was blown away. “I came to Islanders games my whole life here.” Noah told New York Tennis Magazine. “This is eight minutes from my home. It’s incredible.”…
As top-seed Kevin Anderson and second-seed Sam Querrey squared off in the New York Open final on Sunday, the tournament’s finale was sure to be an exciting one. With mirroring styles and Querrey slightly leading the career head-to-head 8-7, there was little doubt that this chapter would go the distance. The two did not…
Christopher Eubanks was born in Atlanta, Georgia on May 5, 1996. With a father that was 6 feet 3 inches tall, and a mother that was 5 feet 7 inches tall, everyone expected Chris to be tall. But no one expected him to balloon all the way to 6 feet 7 inches tall. …
The main draw of the New York Open got underway on Monday with a number of Americans taking to the black courts inside NYCB LIVE home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. One of those Americans was Ryan Harrison, who held off a late surge from compatriot Donald Young to notch a 6-3, 7-6(4)…
The first competitive action of the inaugural New York Open took place on Sunday at NYCB LIVE home of The Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, highlighting by the evening’s Opening Night Premiere which brought star power to the tournament’s debut. The qualifying draw of tournament kicked off during the day and gave way to the…
Josh Ripple is the Tournament Director of the New York Open and was integral in moving the tournament from Memphis to New York. Long Island Tennis Magazine sat down with Josh to talk about the tournament making its move to Long Island and what the future holds for the newest ATP World Tour event. …
The inaugural New York Open has the Long Island tennis community excited for the return of professional tennis, and only adding to that appeal was the announcement of Mike and Bob Bryan as headliners in the Men’s Doubles draw. “We love firsts, and the idea of bringing the tour to New York in February…