A stunning turnaround made the 2019 World TeamTennis season a historic one for the New York Empire.
First-year head coach Luke Jensen and the efforts of WTT Male MVP Neal Skupski led the Empire to its best season in franchise history. As the team qualified for the playoffs for the first time and finished as the league runners-up. […]
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There might be a logjam for the other three spots in the World TeamTennis playoffs this season, but the first-place Philadelphia Freedoms showed why they’re the cream of the crop in New York on Tuesday night.
The Freedoms put on a dominant showing against the Empire winning 25-15 at the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis and Learning. […]
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The New York Empire overcame a squall — and a Storm — on Sunday night for its third straight win. […]
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On a day in which air temperatures approached 100 degrees, the New York Empire brought the heat on the court. […]
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A Grand Slam champion was on hand for the New York Empire, but it was an inspiring NCAA and World TeamTennis champion who stole the show on Thursday night. […]
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The key to victory for the San Diego Aviators in Sunday’s World TeamTennis season opener?
Family ties.
Franchise player Ryan Harrison clinched the win with a victory in the final event of the night, while his sister-in-law Christina McHale won both of the sets she played to lead visiting San Diego to a 23-11 win over the New York Empire in the first official match of the 2019 World TeamTennis season. […]
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With a new home court and a new head coach, the learning curve for New York Empire in 2019 in World TeamTennis had the potential to be steep.
With five of seven players on the roster familiar to the Empire, however, a union of something old and something new might be the perfect formula for a run at the King Trophy. […]
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