Across Metro New York…News and Notes From Across the New York

Zen Uehling (pictured right), who trains out of CourtSense, captured the title at the L4 Super Six at the Binghamton Tennis Club in the Boys 12s Division. As the top-seed, Uehling was tested by the third-seed Mateo Pouso in the finals, but came back from a set down to win 5-7, 6-4, 1-0(8).

It was a successful August on the USTA circuit for Gilad Bloom Tennis’ Matias Reyniak, who won multiple titles in the month. First, he took home the title at the L7 Late-August RSTA Open, and then won the L6 RSTA Challenger in the next week, winning all of his matches in both tournaments in straight sets. Centercourt Tennis Academy has been hosting some unique tournaments this summer in order to provide its players with that competitive atmosphere within its program. Recently, it hosted its first ever Orange & Green Ball Centercourt UTR Series, and congratulations to the first two winners: Anish Rangavajjula in the Green Ball, and Ari Feldman in Orange Ball.

Wrapping up her time at Ross School Tennis Academy’s 10-week summer program, Valentina Sanchez went out with a win as she captured the club’s L6 Tournament.

Agustya Harsh, who trains at the Chris Lewit Tennis Academy, was victorious at the USTA Eastern Metro Hard Court Tennis Championships.

As they prepared to compete against the best at the 2020 U.S. Open, former USTA Eastern standouts Christina McHale and Kristie Ahn did some training at The Cary Leeds Center in the Bronx, working with their former coach from USTA Player Development Jay Devashetty.