The action starts well before play begins today at the New York Open. The tournament’s annual Ladies Day champagne brunch, fashion show and ATP Q&A kicks off at the Long Island Marriott at 10 a.m. At the same time, the inaugural GF Sports STEM Education
Monday night at NYCB Live saw two contrasting first round matches. The first night session of the week featured two all-American matches. In the first match, Steve Johnson outlasted Tennys Sandgren in just under two and a half hours.
The third edition of the New York Open kicks off today on its signature black courts at NCYB Live, home of Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. In addition to world-class tennis, the tournament will host a variety of community events this week including today’s Veterans and Diversity
Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the player field due to shoulder injury. "Hey New York Open fans, really disappointed I can't make it this year. I was really looking forward to playing on the black courts at NYCB Live. My shoulder has flared up and I
The list of players for the 2020 doubles player field is now available! DOUBLES PLAYER FIELD Daniell, Marcus (NZL) + Oswald, Philipp (AUT) Bambridge, Luke (GBR) + McLachlan, Ben (JPN) Kyrgios, Nick (AUS) + Thompson, Jordan (AUS) Gonzalez, Santiago (MEX) + Skupski, Ken (GBR) Monroe, Nicholas (USA) + Sock, Jack (USA) Inglot,
Former World No. 8, Four-Time Grand Slam Champ Commits to Black Court Debut BUY TICKETS The New York Open announces the addition of American star Jack Sock to the 2020 player field. Sock, a former world No. 8 and four-time grand slam champion in doubles, joins the
Free family-friendly event kicks off New York Open for third straight year The first day of the 2020 New York Open will begin with a celebration of tennis as the New York Tennis Expo returns to NYCB LIVE, home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on
The Stem Education Day at the New York Open will take place on Tuesday, February 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering hundreds of middle school students throughout Long Island the opportunity to not enjoy enjoy the world-class tennis action on court, but will
Harvard player and Long Island native Brian Shi won this weekend's New York Open College Wild Card Invitational to advance to the main draw of the tournament. Shi will play on College Night, Tuesday, February 11, at 7:30 p.m., against an ATP player. See tickets. Shi