Tennis
2026 US Open serves up tennis, Israeli stars and a new-look Arthur Ashe
The United States leads all nations with 28 players earning direct entry into the main draw, split evenly between 14 women and 14 men.
Williams sisters team up for first time in four years, lose in Cincinnati Open opening tennis match
Pamela Laufer-Ukeles returns to tennis after 20 years and a battle with breast cancer
Kahan scholarships help Israeli tennis champions dream big
US Open serves kosher food, hosts Jewish prayer quorums
“Having kosher food at the US Open means you don’t feel excluded. You are part of the crowd,” said visitor Eli Feit.
Israeli quads tennis star Guy Sasson shares his 1st US Open experience
The 43-year-old Sasson shared the very emotional experience of playing on such a big stage as equals with such tennis greats as US Open finalists Djokovic and Danil Medvedev.
American junior Glozman serves on 2nd US Open, Jewish heritage
Glozman’s successful year continued when the then No. 2 ranked player in the country won the prestigious FILA Easter Bowl tournament.
Israeli juniors Buchnik, Oved raise their profiles in New York
Two Israel players – Mika Buchnik, 16, and Liam Oved, 18 – need to win two matches to advance to the juniors main draw, which will be played at the actual US Open.
Former Israeli tennis stars reflect on US Open
What do you do post retirement when your job WAS playing in the US Open?
Swinging into action at the US Open
Fans flock to Flushing Meadows for last Grand Slam of the year • No Israeli players in main draw
Tennis fans, here's why you should buy tickets to the US Open
The US Open features more than 900 matches, counting singles, doubles, youth, wheelchair, and so on over two weeks. If you never thought about spending a day at a tennis tournament, grab this chance.
Tennis legend Yoni Erlich goes back to his roots
A serve-and-volley with the Israeli tennis legend about the end of his on-court career and his new role.
Here's all the Jewish players to watch in the 2023 Australian Open
A roundup of the Jewish athletes to watch in International Sports.
Jewish Wimbledon champion Dick Savitt dies at 95
Savitt was a frequent visitor to Israel and was a mentor to many of the country's best exponents of the sport to whom he devoted his time and expertise as they attempted to follow in his footsteps.
