Below are the scores from Tuesday, March 24. To submit a team score to be included in the daily high school recap, please share the Coaches Submission Form with your coach. Click Here to access the form. Herricks 4, Friends Academy 3 Adrianna Staniszewski & Katrina Ng came back to win 2-6, 6-3, 7-6(4)…
Below are the scores from high school tennis on Long Island from both Friday, March 19 and Saturday, March 20. Friday ►Massapequa 4, Bellmore 3 ►Oceanside 6, Mepham 1 ►Syosset 5, Jericho 2 ►Garden City 5, Friends Academy 2 ►Locust Valley 6, Oyster Bay 1 ►North Shore 6, Plainview-Old Bethpage 1 ►Port Washington 6,…
Syosset 6, Great Neck North 0 Elsie Ho & Abby Glenn clinched Syosset’s victory with a triumph at third doubles. Port Washington 4, Manhasset 3 The first doubles tandem of Phoebe Levitsky & Samantha Radinsky came back to win 5-7, 6-4, 6-2 and clinch Port Washington’s victory over Manhasset. Roslyn 7, Cold Spring Harbor…
Below are the results from Tuesday’s matches on Long Island: Harborfields 5, Hills West 2 Harborfields won all four doubles flights and got a 6-2, 6-4 win from Zoe Sbarra-Vaughn at second singles to secure the win. Carle Place 6, Clarke 1 Lyra Lu & Natalie Fury won 6-4, 6-2 at third doubles to…
Long Island High School Tennis Results from Monday, March 15: Hewlett 4, Port Washington 3 The third doubles team of Rachel Halpert and Rachel Kouderer won 7-5, 6-3 over Phoebe Levitsky & Grace Ain to clinch Hewlett’s win. Great Neck South 6, Garden City 1 Samantha Zeltzer of Great Neck South won 10-2 at…
Below are results from Friday’s matches on Long Island: South Side 5, Bellmore JFK 2 Lauren Zola and Meghan Sherlock both won in straight sets at first and second singles, respectively, for South Side. North Shore 5, Great Neck South 2 Erica Jud came back to win 3-6, 6-4, 10-8 at third singles to…
This fall, Rachel Arbitman will begin the next stage of her tennis career as she heads to Cambridge, Mass. to join Harvard University after a stellar junior career. “Since joining us at JMTA, Rachel quickly emerged as a leader both on and off the court,” said Greg Lumpkin, JMTA Long Island’s Associate Director. “Rachel…
This article first appeared in the January/February 2021 issue of Long Island Tennis Magazine. Click Here to see the full digital edition. If there is one thing we all learned in 2020 it’s that circumstances can change week-by-week, day-by-day and even hour-by-hour. The COVID-19 pandemic left all of us with a feeling of uncertainty,…
Following a vote on Wednesday morning, Nassau County has decided to postpone all sports until 2021. The committee, made up of seven officials from Nassau’s Section VIII, voted unanimously. Suffolk County plans to continue going ahead, but a more concrete decision is expected in the next couple of weeks. More to come…
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) created a COVID-19 Task Force to discuss potential scenarios for the return of sports beginning this fall. The task force released the results of its multiple meetings, laying out the scenarios in order to be prepared for all possibilities. “These proposals should serve as…