Tennis
Kahan scholarships help Israeli tennis champions dream big
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Kahan Scholarship Program, which has been supporting outstanding Israeli tennis players since 2016.
How tennis is bringing Jewish and Arab Israeli children together - opinion
Flying soon? Put a tennis ball in your carry-on, says expert
Rain or shine, Jerusalem’s new indoor tennis courts are a game changer
Djokovic to face Cilic in Tel Aviv Watergen Open final
Serbian ace beats Russian Roman Safiullin in semis; Croatian Marin Cilic tested by Frenchman Lestienne
Djokovic thrills crowd to reach Tel Aviv Watergen Open semi-finals
Serbian ace overcomes friend and rival Vasek Pospisil of Canada and will face Roman Safiullin on Saturday; Marin Cilic will face Constant Lestienne in second semi-final.
Schwartzman among upsets in Tel Aviv
Favored players Diego Schwartzman and Botic van de Zandschulp were early casualties at the Tel Aviv Watergen Open on Thursday as both were upset by respective unfancied opponents.
Erlich ends competitive career in tears
Tel Aviv tennis fans disappointed as doubles specialist pulls out of Djokovic pairing with back injury
Djokovic to team up with Erlich in doubles at Tel Aviv Watergen Open
Djokovic said that he had decided to play in Tel Aviv because he had missed several major tournaments this year and that it fit in with his schedule after playing over the weekend in London.
Tennis icon Novak Djokovic lands in Israel
Legendary Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic landed in Israel on Monday night, as he is set to play in the ATP tournament in Tel Aviv.
Tel Aviv Watergen Open tennis event gets underway
Israelis Oliel, Leshem and Cuckierman are given wild cards to Israel’s richest-ever tournament.
Serve-and-volley with a Jewish tennis icon - interview
Aaron Krickstein’s impressive records still have not been broken.
Convincing Czechs beat Israel 3-1 in Davis Cup
The Czechs delighted in the win and advanced to a playoff clash for a place in next year’s finals, a week-long event contested among the world’s top 16 men’s tennis nations.
Israeli who plays tennis for Russia returns to Israel for Watergen Open - interview
Karatsev, who is certainly no stranger to Israel, spoke to The Jerusalem Post after playing in both the singles and doubles draws at the recent US Open.
