Sportime Schenectady is running its second Women's Open USTA tournament of the year. Sign up online (CLICK HERE). Wins count towards USTA Women's Open National and Sectional Rankings.
Rhea Agrawal, Mia Corso, Mia Viasman This past Thursday, we went on our annual team bus trip to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center to see some of the best tennis players in the world try to qualify for the U.S. Open. It was round 2 of the Qualifiers. We also got to see the top players in the world practicing – players like Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Janik Sinner, Coco Gauff, and Aryna Sabalenka, to name a few. After every match and every practice, there were hordes of young kids with oversized tennis balls waiting for autographs. It was exciting. We bought U.S. Open Hoodies, U.S. Open T-shirts, U.S. Open Caps, U.S. Open Towels, and even U.S. Open Candles. Every time we go down to the National Tennis Center, it gets bigger, and every time, it gets better. We will miss the experience and the camaraderie. Rhea, Mia, and Mia are Senior tennis players at the Albany Academy.
The Outdoor / Summer JTT league is now open for registration on Tennislink ( https://tennislink.usta.com/Dashboard/Main/ ) . The name of the league is Capital District JTT Summer 2022 . Please try to get your teams registered by 5/26/22 so that I can generate a schedule and get the kids on the courts. If you have any questions or issues with registering your team please let me know--happy to help with registration and troubleshooting . Once you have your team registered, registering the kids on the team can follow! We have the following divisions in our summer league: 18A (advanced) 18B (intermediate) 14U 12U (yellow ball) 10U (orange ball; if teams would rather play green ball when they're playing each other, depending on the kids' experience, that's also fine) At this point, our first day of matches at Central Park will likely be June 5th. If there are teams ready to play prior to that, I will work with the other
This weekend many of our talented local junior tennis players went on the road to play in tournaments outside our area. Many traveled to Cornell to play the Level 5 Tournament there. Northern Region players filled the Boys 12 and Under draw. Aksel Kelling led the way. He got a bye in the first round and followed it up with a win over 6th seeded Devon Brougher and a win over Roger Sheng before losing to the top-seeded Prayush Malliah. "I love playing my friend Roger and the sportsmanship and respect we have for each other." (Aksel) Roger got there by winning his first round match 6-0, 6-0, and then beating another local player Roshan Pandya. Roshan went on to win his consolation round match with Braydon Yu. Then he got a walkover win due to personal circumstances. Antonio Banchs got a first-round bye and beat his second-round opponent - Braiden Powell, before losing to the 4th seed - Sawyer Goudreau. Aneesh Jakkamsetti started with a win over Ryan Liman but ran into seco
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