Top Tier Coaches From Across the Nation
Head College Coaches
Every court at College Tennis Exposure Camp is led by a head college coach, giving
players direct access to experienced leaders of college programs.
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Elite Coaching Staff
Our staff is made up exclusively of head men's and women's college coaches from NCAA Division I, II, III and NAIA programs.
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Real Recruiting Insight
These coaches actively recruit and develop college athletes, and understand what separates one player from another.
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Our Coaches
Meet Our Coaching Staff
USTA National Campus
Bethune-Cookman University - Chris Wollett, Head Women's Coach
University of California/Santa Cruz – Ross Pytko, Head Men's Coach
University of Delaware – Pablo Montana, Director of Tennis
Embry-Riddle University – Chad Berryhill, Head Women’s Coach
Embry-Riddle University – Dave Paschal, Head Men’s Coach
Florida Southern College – Trish Riddell, Head Women’s Coach
Florida Southern College – Rhett Rollyson, Head Men’s Coach
Johns Hopkins University – Mike Herman, Head Women's Coach
Lees-McRae College – Randy Bloemendaal, Head Men's & Women's Coach
Mercer University – Eric Hayes, Head Men’s & Women’s Coach
Methodist University (NC) – Scott Handback, Head Men’s & Women's Coach
Palm Beach Atlantic University – Marc Murray, Head Men’s & Women’s Coach
Presbyterian College – Juan Pablo Boada, Head Men’s Coach
Sewanee: University of the South – Hamza Khan, Head Men’s Coach
St. Mary’s University (TX) – Bill Macom, Head Men’s & Women’s Coach
Southeastern University – Drew Dickens, Head Men’s & Women’s Coach
University of Tampa – Tony D’Angelo, Head Women’s Coach
U.S. Military Academy/ARMY – Paul Peck, Head Women’s Coach
University of West Florida – Derrick Racine, Head Men’s & Women’s Coach
Wheaton College – Dan Munsey, Head Women’s Coach
Direct Coaching
Direct coaching and feedback from decision-makers in college tennis.
Honest Feedback
Receive feedback on your game’s strengths and areas for improvement.
Different Coaching Styles
Exposure to a variety of coaching styles and program philosophies.
College-Level Expectations
Gain insight into the intensity and expectations of college tennis practices.