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Sophomore Flo LeGoupil-Maier, left, played first singles for the Sailors.
Oceanside nets another title
Similar to last spring, Oceanside’s strength at doubles and overall depth carried it to a second straight undefeated regular season on the tennis courts. more
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Chris Mullooly and Nick Kalafatis.
Singles trio leads South Side
South Side entered its final two regular-season matches with a record of 4-4 but needing to win-out to duplicate last year’s mark and return to the Nassau boys’ tennis playoffs as the third-place finisher in Conference II-B. more
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Eric Rubin
Marines thriving under pressure
Everything is clicking so far this spring for Long Beach’s boys’ tennis team, which capped a perfect first half of the Conference I-B schedule with a thrilling 4-3 victory at Plainview-JFK on April 24. more
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Emily Rees
Emily Rees is ranked first in LI by United States Tennis Association
Top ranking Lifelong Rockville Centre resident Emily Rees, a sophomore at Lutheran High School in Brookville, was ranked number 1 on Long Island in the United States Tennis Association’s Girls … more
A tennis star is born in Merrick
Merrick tennis phenom Noah Rubin took top honors last week at the Copa del Café, a Junior International Tennis Federation tournament in Costa Rica. more
Ashley Masanto went undefeated at first singles for the Lady Bruins.
Baldwin takes tennis title
A mix of seniors and underclassmen proved the perfect formula for Baldwin to capture its first girls’ tennis conference championship since 1994. more
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Gabriella Leon
Teaming up for a title
After leading Hewlett as its No. 1 and 2 singles players during the regular season, juniors Gabriella Leon and Veronika Paikin teamed up to win the Nassau County girls’ tennis doubles championship. more
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The “Tony” cupcake, served in honor of Grammy Award-winning music legend Tony Bennett at the recent USTA Serves gala at the U.S. Open.
Bellmore eatery gets chance to bake for music legend, good cause
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic has been known to credit much of his success to his gluten-free lifestyle. It certainly didn’t seem to hurt him when he won the U.S. Open in early September. When Bare Naked Bakery and Café in Bellmore was picked to make the dessert for the USTA Serves’ Annual Opening Night Gala, it was merely coincidence that the local café and bakeshop offers solely gluten-free items. USTA Serves is the national charitable foundation of the U.S. Tennis Association. more
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No. 1 singles player Lila Martz
Quality start for Long Beach
With No. 1 singles player Lila Martz leading the way, Long Beach is off to a fine 5-1 start and part of a three-team race with Plainedge and Baldwin for Nassau Conference III-B girls’ tennis supremacy. more
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Courtesy Village of RVC A record number of residents and village officials took part in tennis and golf competitions during the Mayor’s Classic on Monday at the Seawane Country Club, raising money for the Rockville Centre Community Fund.
Williams honored at Rockville Centre Community Fund gala
Many in the record crowd that took part in the 24th annual Mayor’s Golf & Tennis Classic at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor on Monday stayed for cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and dinner, rubbing elbows with elected officials and guests with ties to the village during an evening of charity and praise for former Village Justice Robert Williams. more
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