Update...

Just a little update for you folks...

Our pal Craig Schwartz came up on the short end of the scoreboard today. He and his partner lost to the #1 seeds in a close third set match tiebreaker (click here for draw sheet). As you may know, a match tiebreaker is played in lieu of a third set in doubles on the tour.

Keep going Craig. We hope you have better luck in your next event.

Nuff said...

May the Schwartz be with you...(click here for drawsheet)

A careful review of recent ATP Challenger circuit results, easily done at stevegtennis.com, will showcase a tremendous feat. Our friend and current Queens College, NY head men’s tennis coach, Mr. Craig Schwartz, had his best result to date reaching the doubles semi-final in Calabasas, CA the week of October 19, 2009. In doing so, Craig collected 27 ATP doubles points and saw his current doubles ranking climb to 893 in the world. Certainly no small achievement for the 31 year old Long Island, NY native.

Craig has been actively trying to realize his dream of playing in the US Open and could very well be on his way with continued results like his most recent. Interestingly, Craig’s partner at Calabasas was former Dowling College standout, Gustavo Sanchez, who played for Coach Schwartz during his tenure as coach at DC.

I hope you all will join me in congratulating Craig and wish him well as he continues to play the good tennis.

For more information about Craig click here.

That’s it...nuff said.