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Jesse, who will be attending Amherst College, serves against Daniel Grunberger.
Brenden (purple) serves in the United States National Championship match in Kalamazoo, Michigan. 2014
Eric enjoyed a very successful junior career. After attending Brandeis University he has now become a successful businessman based in New York.
Zack achieved a career high of #127 on the ATP world tour. I had the privilege of spending time with him at the US Open and Australian Opens as a coach. Zack is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Shark Wheel based in California.
Shelby was a full scholarship tennis player at the University of Iowa. She has just begun her pro tennis career.
Last practice before Aidan enters his junior year at the College of William & Mary.
Last practice before Sam attends Penn State University for her junior year.
Jonny attended Bucknell University after some pretty impressive moments in his junior career. A feisty and knowledgable competitor Jon has taken his strengths and applied them to the business world. He’s based in NYC.
Last practice before Ola is off to the University of Louisville. Its been a great summer.
I coached Jessica for many years. She attended UMASS-Amherst on a full scholarship and graduated with the most wins in school history. Today she’s employed at YELP and breaking more records as she goes. 🙂
Brenden graciously speaks to the 3000 person crowd after receiving the runner up trophy in doubles at Kalamazoo.
Last day of practice at home before he goes to play for Tulane University.
Ryan Goetz has been training for 3 years in my program. He’s gone from a strong sectional player to winning one of the biggest junior tournaments in the world, the Eddie Herr International in November 2015. Currently, Ryan is ranked #350 in the world in juniors.
Alexa is currently 500 in the world on WTA tour. This future star is coached by former pro Anna Bielen Zarska and also trains under my supervision at RWTT.
During our time together Josh jumped in the National rankings from about 180 to 14 in less than one year. He now competes for the University of Iowa.