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Robbie Wagner’s Kamil Stolarczyk soaring toward tennis stardom, wins at U.S. Open (opens the original)
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Kamil Stolarczyk, a 16-year-old from Glendale, Queens, has been coming to the U.S. Open for most of his life. It’s less than 10 miles away, so getting there has been super easy. He excitedly talked about getting autographs from a couple of decent players named Federer and Nadal, and Juan Martin del Potro. He was like any other tennis-loving kid, in awe of his idols. Fast forward to the first week of September 2026, and Kamil Stoarczyk again arrived at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Huntington’s Kennedy loses in first round of U.S. Open main draw (opens the original)
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They came by the dozens, as they have for each of the last three years to support one of their own. It’s not a far trip from Huntington to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, and even closer to get here from Glen Head, where young American tennis star Jack Kennedy does his training. His parents were there, of course, Bryan and Jeannie Kennedy, who have spent countless hours and dollars hoping and praying this day would come. Two grandmas were there, too, as Ava Favara and Joan Pellegrin
Gabrielle Villegas wins 14 and under national tennis title (opens the original)
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Bending down low for groundstrokes never used to be a problem for Great Neck tennis phenom Gabby Villegas. “I was so low to the ground that it was pretty easy to get down low for them,” she said with a laugh this week. “It was never a problem!” But then Villegas, as teenage girls often do, had a major growth spurt, and suddenly the kid who was barely measured five feet tall a year ago had sprouted to 5-foot-5. The ground is a lot farther away now, but Villegas has adjusted beautifully. The 14-ye
Long Island’s Kennedy wins national tennis title, set for U.S. Open debut (opens the original)
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It was a moment Jack Kennedy had spent most of his life dreaming about. And yet when it came, he was more disappointed and shocked than anything else. The 18-year-old Huntington native who trains at Robbie Wagner Tournament Training in Glen Head found himself exactly where he wanted to be on Aug. 16: In the championship match of the USTA National 18s championships in Kalamazoo, Mich. Kennedy had been here once before, tantalizingly close to a title, as he lost a four-set final in 2024. But now h
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