Meet the Pros

Nathan is a locally trained tennis player from Westborough, MA. With fourteen years of tennis experience under his belt. Nathan has experience working with all age groups and levels. Nathan also played four years of DIII tennis at Gordon College. He was recognized with First Team All-CCC Singles in 2017 and 2019, First Team All-CCC Doubles in 2017, 2018 and 2019. Nathan graduated with 102 wins: 50 in singles and 52 in doubles.

Mandy has over 20 years’ tennis teaching experience with youth of all ages. Through group clinics or private instruction, she motivates players by incorporating drill games which make learning basic tennis skills fun and memorable.

Students receive positive feedback and helpful strategies to improve all areas of their game, whether it be basic fundamentals or improvement in match play. Mandy strives to make all players under her tutelage extremely knowledgeable about all aspects of the game not just serves, groundstrokes, volleys and more, but sportsmanship too!

As a former high school coach of both boys’ and girls’ teams for many years, Mandy sought to grow and develop her players as competitive contenders in a local high school league. One of her boy’s teams won the league championship in 2013 and later went on to eventually win a state title. Mandy was also a former collegiate-level tennis player at Calvin University in Michigan. She was awarded All-MIAA honors in 1999 for both #1 singles and #1 doubles play at Calvin.

A certified tennis instructor, Tom is passionate about teaching both adults and kids and has been teaching for over 10 years. Tom makes tennis FUN for all age groups, especially for kids, by keeping them engaged with a variety of brief, but interesting and fun activities designed to build their skills.

Ayman started playing tennis when he was 5 years old in India. As a junior in India, Ayman played at a national level and was ranked amongst the top 20 in the country. In 2012 Ayman moved to the United States and restarted his competitive journey. Since then, Ayman has attained top 10 sectional rankings and represented New England nationally several times. He also played for Westborough High School and was instrumental in clinching the state championship in 2016 and earned all-league and all-star honors. He then went on to play Division 1 tennis at Sacred Heart University where he played for their team all four years while attaining a bachelor’s degree in Marketing.

Ayman has been teaching tennis for four years and is still fully immersed in the sport, staying in shape and competing in tournaments around the area. As a result of being a competitive player for most of his life, Ayman has amassed a great deal of knowledge, understanding, and strategies involved in high-level tennis that he hopes to share with all players who want to take their game to the next level.