
Jewish Tennis Legends: From Dick Savitt to Diego Schwartzman
A century-spanning look at Jewish players who reached the sport’s highest levels, from Grand Slam champions and Top 10 stars to Israeli trailblazers.
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A century-spanning look at Jewish players who reached the sport’s highest levels, from Grand Slam champions and Top 10 stars to Israeli trailblazers.
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How Shahar Pe’er’s rise to world No. 11 expanded what Israeli players and young athletes could imagine.
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Before Israel regularly appeared on the global tennis map, Amos Mansdorf proved an Israeli player could compete with the world’s best.
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The story of “Andyoni,” the Israeli doubles team whose chemistry and courage produced an Australian Open championship.
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A look back at the Hungarian champion who won the 1958 French Championships and reached world No. 2.
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Tennis cannot solve every social divide, but shared training can create the conditions for trust, respect and repeated human contact.
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Why Maccabiah tennis is more than a tournament—and how Israel Tennis can turn its history into an interactive global feature.
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A practical development model that gives beginners, competitive juniors and elite prospects a clear next step.
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A simple between-point routine players can practice until composure becomes a repeatable skill.
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A cross-generational look at Jewish women who won majors, challenged institutions, reached the Top 10 and expanded the sport.
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Great tennis communities are designed around belonging, repeat participation and easy ways for players to contribute.
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How a lifetime in competitive tennis, coaching, Jewish camp settings and digital building informs the Israel Tennis project.
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