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Tennis Academy
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The team

Coaches who actually love this game.

We're powered by a great team who share the same values and passion for the sport.

Coach headshot — Junaid, Director and Head Coach, on court with a racquet

Junaid

Director & Head Coach

25+ years coaching worldwide. Former #1 Junior in Australia and a top NCAA Division 1 college player. Certified S&C coach with 15+ years' experience and a strong sports-science background.

Fun fact — developed an electronic filter that's in space.

Coach headshot — Karina

Karina

Elite Coach

20+ years coaching. Fed Cup representative for Kazakhstan, Division 1 college player and All-American. Graduated with top honours in Accounting/Finance.

Fun fact — played in 40+ countries during her junior career.

Coach headshot — Ash

Ash

Elite Coach

10+ years coaching across Singapore, Australia and Europe. Qualified Tennis Australia and ITF coach who has run camps on three continents.

Fun fact — scored a goal as a goalkeeper, from his own box.

Coach headshot — Mohit

Mohit

Sports Development Officer & Talent Pathway Lead

Two-time Tennis Victoria MVP with an elite playing background. His Master of Data Science brings an analytical edge to our programs, scheduling and talent ID.

Fun fact — his father runs a popular restaurant in India.

Coach headshot — Francis

Francis

Assistant Coach

Many years coaching kids, teens and adults. ATPCA Graduate Professional coach who led the collegiate team at a top Philippine university, and a personal trainer too.

Fun fact — has a corgi named Chewie.

Coach headshot — Jerry

Jerry

Assistant Coach

Mandarin-speaking coaching available

Actuarial Science major at the University of Melbourne and a former school tennis captain. Certified Tennis Australia coach who coaches in both Mandarin and English.

Fun fact — has caught more fish than you.

Get on court with them.

Term 3 is open for registration. Every level, beginners very much included.

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