Ariana Pursoo is the #1 recruit in the New York state class of 2024 and a Blue Chip recruit who’s ranked #4 in the nation. Off the court Ariana likes the BTS music group and soccer! She’s a New York native who’s at the beginning of an amazing career and...
We are excited to have our schools program back in action since the pandemic shut it down. We will be in our fifth year offering tennis programs in the Great Neck Schools District to over a 100 kids each year.
Ariana is coming off an impressive few months winning a G18s National L2 event, making the Finals of g18s National Clay Champs singles & doubles. These results have catapulted her to as high as #2 in the G18s National rankings and thus the USTA afforded her a WC into the...
Anyone who knew Kaitlyn, knew how passionate she was about tennis and the effort she put in. Kaitlyn was a competitive tennis player, most notably capturing the NY Catholic School Tennis Championship as a Freshman and Sophomore. Her tennis accolades didn’t stop there as she had amassed various tournament wins...
Ariana has an incredible run at the Girl 18s National Clay Court Championships by making the finals of Singles and Doubles. This run has only ever been done 3 times in the history of the event with Ariana playing 13 total matches in 7 days and would earn two silver...
Olivia Chin (PT) and Jessica Eudovic (PT) would face each other in the G16s L6 Final this past weekend. Olivia would win the finals 6-1, 7-5 but both girls would share a warm embrace and the end of the match. ” It was great to see two of our players...
Pathway Tennis Foundation captured the JTT Eastern 18U Advanced Sectional Championships. In its first year as an NJTL the team of 7 banded together and competed fiercely against some top juniors within the section.
Ariana came into the event as the #2 seed, cruising into the final against Top 10 Senior and Texas A&M recruit Mary Stoiana. Ariana fought back from a set down to bring the match to a 10pt match tiebreaker winning 4-6, 6-2, (10-8)
Jessica Eudovic won her first Girls !6’s event winning 4 matches without dropping a set
