Tennis
Israel's Guy Sasson, Niels Vink cruise at US Open, keep calendar Grand Slam bid alive
Guy Sasson and Niels Vink opened their US Open doubles campaign with a dominant 6-0, 6-0 victory, keeping their calendar-year Grand Slam hopes alive.
Israel's Dan Brand rebounds in US Open doubles after cramping ends singles run
Hebrew cheers in Queens: Israeli teen Dan Brand makes his mark at US Open juniors
From Grand Slam glory to the next generation of Israeli tennis players
Three of the top five NCAA men’s basketball teams are coached by Jews
Jewish athletes shine across sports this week, from the Australian Open to NHL trades and college basketball rankings.
Israel Tennis pays tribute to Dr. Ian Froman
Dr. Froman's legacy, who passed away in 2024, continues to inspire tennis enthusiasts in Israel and young players who follow in his footsteps.
'Israel out': Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt Israeli tennis player's match
Glushko added that she is not allowed to play wearing a hostage pin, because the organizers said it's a political message.
Sweet, sweaty victory: Oliel clinches historic win against Ukraine
Yshai Oliel leads Israel to a landmark Davis Cup victory over Ukraine, breaking a 24-year losing streak.
Israeli tennis’s late founding father Froman to be saluted at Davis Cup clash vs Ukraine
Ian Froman played for Israel in Davis Cup and later captained the team before embarking on a huge project to found the Israel Tennis Centers organization that changed the face of the sport.
Schwartzman grateful during Grand Slam swan song
Diego Schwartzman played his last Grand Slam match at the 2024 US Open, receiving a heartfelt send-off from fans as he prepares to retire in 2025.
Valerie Glozman hits the Big Apple
Glozman, the USTA Girls’ 18s national singles runner-up, received a wild card into the qualifying tournament.
One of Israel’s flag bearers in the Paralympics is a survivor of Oct. 7
Adam Berdichevsky and his family hid for 14 hours in their home at Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak on the Gaza border while Hamas terrorists attacked the community.
Diego Schwartzman gears up for one last Cinderella run at Flushing Meadows - interview
Schwartzman saved enough energy in the hour and 39-minute match for an on-court interview with ESPN.
Ori Lewis: A storied career with a ‘love’ for news, and tennis
'I once attended an opulent banquet hosted by a notorious gangster at his palace on the Uzbek steppe.'