I learned a lot about coaching during a match from my seven plus years of experience with my brother, Paul, on the ATP Tour ...

A Conversation on Character, Grit, and the Power of Sports By Jay Harris & Michael Kathrein We want the best for those that ...

Last year, professional tennis returned to the World’s Most Famous Arena as four of the world’s best tennis players dazzled ...

For the first time in its nearly 20-year history, Prudential Center will be home to professional tennis. On Sunday, December ...

I have written a lot about the importance of coaches being willing to learn, and continuing to evolve in order to provide the ...

The USTA today announced that Eric Butorac, USTA Senior Director, Player Relations and Business Development, and former Top-20 doubles pro and ATP Player Council President, has been named the next ...

The old cliche says that if you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life. For more than two decades, Lori Sarnelli has lived that cliche, as she has been an integral member of the team ...

Earlier this year, Kathy Miller retired from her post as the General Manager of Carefree Racquet Club in Merrick after nearly 40 years. A staple of not just the club, but also the broader Long Island ...

Building on the excitement surrounding the inaugural ‘A Racquet at The Rock’, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment (HBSE) and Unified Events today unveiled expanded programming for the December 7 ...

In a match that was played over the course of two days due to rain, Bayport-Blue Point defeated Cold Spring Harbor 4-1 to win the Long Island Small School (Division 2) Championship, and propel the ...

Nearly 30 years ago, Chrissie, John and their father Jimmy established the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Florida. By combining the experience of a champion with world-class coaching, ...

For the fourth time in the last five years, the Syosset Braves found itself in the finals of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Girls Tennis’ Championship. But ...