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Bio: Dhrupad is a hardworking and dedicated tennis player from Mount Laurel, New Jersey. He played on the varsity tennis team at Moorestown Friends School, where he was a four-year starter and served as a two-time captain. Under the guidance of Coach Omar Gonzalez, a highly reputable coach in the South Jersey area, Dhrupad honed his skills and leadership abilities. During his time as captain, he led the team to two state appearances, including a state finals run. With seven years of experience, Dhrupad reached a highest UTR of 7 and supported his teammates by organizing and running year-round captain's practices to foster teamwork and commitment. Currently, as a freshman at the University of Pittsburgh, Dhrupad is a member of the competitive club tennis team, where players have UTRs as high as 11. Joining this team has been both a challenging and rewarding experience, and Dhrupad is excited to continue growing as a player and contributing to the team's success.

Bio: With eight years dedicated to nurturing tennis talent, I refine technique and strategy for players of all levels. As an experienced player myself, I bring a unique perspective and passion to every lesson, fostering growth on and off the court.

Bio: Ready to elevate your tennis game? I'm a former college player with nine years of experience coaching players of all ages and skill levels. My passion lies in fostering a love for tennis while equipping students with the technical and strategic tools to excel on the court. Let's unlock your full potential together! I am from Croatia and love to play on clay courts

Bio: Former Grove City College tennis player (2021-2025) and Head Tennis Coach for Forest Hills Borough (2022–2023). Revitalized the borough’s tennis program by organizing clinics and private lessons, mentoring 40+ players, and supervising assistant coaches.

Bio: A freshman on the Carnegie Mellon women's varsity tennis team. Currently ranked top 10 in NCAA D3 singles rankings after the first semester. 1st place at the ITA southeast regional championship, thus qualifying for the national championships and finishing in the top 8 competing in a draw with mostly upperclassmen.