Tennis Headlines- Australian Open 2021: 'No special treatment' for tennis players in MelbourneTennis players living under strict quarantine rules before the Australian Open will get "no special treatment", says Victorian premier Daniel Andrews.
- Davis Cup Finals: 2021 event expanded to 11 days to 'ease burden on players'The Davis Cup Finals will be expanded to an 11-day event, and could in future be staged in three different cities.
- Covid-19: Australian Open competitors practise in isolation hotelsSome competitors must stay in their hotel rooms, following positive Covid cases on inbound flights.
- Australian Open: Seventy-two players to quarantine after another positive Covid test on Melbourne flightSeventy-two Australian Open players are now confined to their hotel rooms after a positive coronavirus test result on a third flight bound for the tournament.
- Australian Open: Heather Watson among 47 players to quarantine in Melbourne after Covid cases on flightsHeather Watson is among 47 players who will stay confined to the their hotel rooms after positive coronavirus cases on their flights to the Australian Open.
- Tennis stars' arrival angers stranded AustraliansPlayers are flown in ahead of the Australian Open while thousands of citizens are waiting to return.
- Australian Open: Andy Murray tests positive for coronavirusAndy Murray is still hopeful of playing in the Australian Open despite not travelling to Melbourne after testing positive for coronavirus.
- Cameron Norrie beaten in semi-final at Delray Beach OpenBriton Cameron Norrie's bid to reach a second ATP final comes to an end with defeat by Sebastian Korda at the Delray Beach Open.
- Australian Open: Francesca Jones qualifies for first Grand Slam tournamentFrancesca Jones qualifies for a Grand Slam for the first time with a dominant victory over Lu Jiajing in Australian Open qualifying.
- Australian Open qualifying: Francesca Jones wins, Eugenie Bouchard outBritain's Francesca Jones is one more win from reaching the Australian Open, but Canada's former Wimbledon runner-up Eugenie Bouchard is out.
- Australian Open 2021: 'No special treatment' for tennis players in Melbourne
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Serve Up the Holidays at the Nassau Tennis Club
The Nassau Tennis Club is serving up tennis cheer this holiday season with holiday camp, league play, the perfect gift certificate and reduced holiday court rental rates. Looking for a fun way to keep your children active when they are … Continue reading
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Pickleball League at Nassau Tennis Club
Nassau Tennis Club is offering a Pickleball League on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 2:00-4:00 pm. All levels are welcome. The cost per day is $10/person (plus bring a ball). Participants can sign up and pay as they play. “Pickleball is … Continue reading
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How to Beat Lobbers: Read, Adjust Position, Keep it Low, Be Patient!
When facing lobbers, it’s important to make some adjustments to your game plan. Of course, being tall and able to hit aggressive overheads is a big plus, but it is not a requirement in order to beat lobbers. Here are … Continue reading
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Play for Page – Charity Tennis Tournament
Thirty-two junior players participated in Nassau Tennis Club’s “Play for Page” tennis tournament raising about $1100 for the Paige Barrie Aiello Memorial Foundation, Inc. Nassau Tennis Club donated the courts and the staff to run the event. In photo are … Continue reading
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How to know if your Child is ready for Tennis Tournaments
When deciding whether or not your child is ready for tennis tournament play, keep some things in mind: Your child’s coach will know. It is hard for you or your child to determine on your own whether or not your … Continue reading
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Top Tips for Transitioning from Indoor to Outdoor Tennis
One of the biggest obstacles that an avid tennis player may face is transitioning from indoor to outdoor tennis. Unlike indoor courts, courts in an outdoor complex are subject to the elements. With such starkly different playing surfaces and elements, … Continue reading
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Jeremy Eckardt Named Director of ROGY Programs at Nassau Tennis Club
Jeremy Eckardt has been named Director of ROGY Programs at Nassau Tennis Club. Jeremy has been a part of the Professional staff at Nassau since 2004 and a High Performance Academy coach since the program’s inception in 2010. He has … Continue reading
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How to Have a Fulfilling USTA Season
USTA, the United States Tennis Association, is a nation-wide league comprised of competitive athletes of all skill levels who wish to improve their game. Whether you are a long-time member or have recently joined, it is important to know how … Continue reading
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Tennis a Game of Love
Tennis is a game of love One where the ball flies up above… You try and hit it over the net And play the point, beating your opponent You practice playing all the time Your backhands, not forehands are the … Continue reading
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Tennis Doubles Formations: Why and When To Use Them
Double formations are the different variations of court positions that tennis partners can choose in order to best fit their game plan. Here’s a quick analysis of most common formations: One Up/One Back Formation: Known as the standard formation, where … Continue reading
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