Past ToC Men’s Champions All Aboard in Grand Central Terminal

The top half of the men’s second round saw all three past champions—Simon Rӧsner, Mohamed ElShorbagy and Karim Abdel Gawad—open their 2019 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions campaigns in victorious fashion Thursday, January 17, in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal.

Harrity Becomes the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions Home Hero on ‘Wild Wednesday’

Opening day of the 2019 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions lived up to its ‘Wild Wednesday’ billing with a marathon tournament opener and Team USA’s Todd Harrity producing his first career win in Grand Central Terminal—and biggest upset to date—in the final match of the day, January 16, in New York City. The highlight of the day came in the form of the evening session that featured three Americans on the same night at the ToC for the first time since 1992, all of whom were bolstered by a vocal sold-out crowd.

‘Wild Wednesday’ Kicks Off J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions’ 22nd Year in Grand Central

The twenty-second J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions held in Grand Central Terminal will feature the inaugural ‘Wild Wednesday’ on the first day of match play, January 16, in New York City.

Eastern Athletic Club’s Soini Earns ToC Women’s Wild Card Spot

Brooklyn-based Finn, Emilia Soini, will make her debut in the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions main draw after upsetting higher-ranked Canadian Nicole Bunyan in the women’s wild card playoff final Monday night at the Yale Club in New York City. Soini will face Egypt’s world No. 17 Hania El Hamammy at New York Athletic Club in the first round Friday, January 18, at 7pm local time.

Harvard’s Brownell Set for ToC Debut After Clinching Wild Card Spot

Harvard junior Timmy Brownell defeated Yale's Spencer Lovejoy in the men's Wild Card playoff final, completing the men's J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions main draw Thursday, January 10, at Chelsea Piers in Stamford, Connecticut. The 21-year-old will face Egypt's world No. 35 Youssef Soliman Wednesday, January 16, at 7:15pm.

Team USA’s Sobhy ‘Back at Full Force’ Ahead of ToC

United States No. 1 Amanda Sobhy will return to New York’s Grand Central Terminal next week as she competes for the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions, PSA Platinum title---and the twenty-five-year-old says she’s back at full fitness as she aims to become the first American-born player ever to win the famous trophy.