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Intercollegiate Tennis Association

Intercollegiate Tennis Association

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) is the governing body of college tennis and a coaches association, both an advocate and an authority for the sport and its members. The ITA is committed to serving college tennis and returning the leaders of tomorrow while promoting both the athletic and academic achievements of the collegiate tennis community. The ITA, founded in 1956, is comprised of more than 2,000 men’s and women’s varsity tennis teams representing more than 1,250 institutions, while

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01:10:43

Don't Set Limits On Yourself Or Your Program - Chris...

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/04/02

Dave Mullins was very fortunate to coach against Chris Young for eight years while he was at the University of Oklahoma. Dave witnessed firsthand the amazing impact Chris has had on the Oklahoma State women’s tennis program and is thrilled that he is able to share some of his insights with a larger audience today. Chris is now the Director of Tennis at Oklahoma State and has managed to turn a very average Power 5 program into a national powerhouse coming within a hair of capturing an NCAA team title

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01:00:00

Problem Solving & Priorities - Matt Knoll

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/03/19

Matt Knoll spent 22 seasons as the head men’s coach at Baylor amassing an astounding record of 510 wins & 150 losses, 13 Big 12 Regular Season Conference Titles, 6 Big 12 Coach of the Year awards, 3 ITA National Coach of the Year awards, two individual NCAA titles, an ITA Indoor National Championship and one team NCAA title. He has now turned his talents to helping others as a college sports mentor and advisor. Matt founded American College Placement. In this podcast, Matt takes us through how

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54:47

Mexico-USA-College Coaching - Latina Tennis Coaches...

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/03/15

Nadia Abdala played four years at Arizona State University before playing professionally on the WTA tour reaching a career-high of # 517. Since 2014 she has served as the Assistant Women's Coach at the University of San Diego. Clarisse Baca was a standout player at Sacramento State, helping her team to four straight Big Sky Conference Championships, and was herself a four-time All-Big Sky selection. She is now the head women's coach at the Academy of Art where she helped the program reach its

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43:26

The Many Hats of a College Tennis Coach - Dwayne...

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/03/12

Dwayne Hultquist has almost completed 21 seasons as the head coach at Florida State and is the winningest coach in Florida State history. Like many of our guests, he has won his fair share of coaching awards through the years. However, as much time as Dwayne has put into developing his team into ACC and NCAA title contenders he also recognizes the need to spend just as much time building community support for his program. In this podcast, we discuss how a coach can go about building community

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54:16

Finding Your Entrepreneurial Spirit - Darryl Cummings

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/02/22

Darryl Cummings accumulated over 600 wins during his 20 years as a college coach at Norfolk State University, Virginia Wesleyan and Old Dominion University. You have probably come across Darryl on social media or on his YouTube channel, you may also know him as one of the founders of the UTR and Cummings Athletics. In this podcast, Darryl shares his insights into how coaches can develop their entrepreneurial spirit, their marketing skills, and what he would do if he was the Czar of College Tennis

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47:47

A Meritorious Coaching Career - Bev Buckley

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/02/19

Bev Buckley is now in her 35th year as the Head Women's coach at Rollins College. She has led her teams to over 500 wins and has coached 21 All-Americans. She was also a standout player herself competing in Wimbledon, the French Open, and the US Open. Bev was recently recognized for her extraordinary commitment to the ITA and college tennis after being named the recipient of the 2020 ITA Meritorious Award this past December. We discuss her early days as a player and a coach, some mistakes she

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54:29

Coaching Yourself First - Chad Stoloff

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/02/01

Chad Stoloff was the head women's coach at the University of Northern Colorado. Unfortunately, the program came to an abrupt end in the summer of 2020 due to athletic department financial concerns around the Covid-19 pandemic. Chad began his career as a volunteer coach at San Diego State before eventually making his way to the head men’s coaching role at the University of Nevada, where he led the teams to many program firsts between 2005 & 2009. He also served as the head men’s and women’s coach

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44:28

Managing Without Tennis...Again - Jeremy Loomis

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/01/29

Jeremy Loomis is now in his 20th year as the head women’s tennis coach at Swarthmore College. He recently conducted a study named Perceptions of Division III college tennis coaches during the Covid-19 pandemic national emergency. Jeremy possesses a Masters Degree in Exercise Science and also an MBA. He has coached at Duke, Maryland, Miami of Ohio and oversees in Jakarta, Indonesia. In this podcast, we discuss some of Jeremy’s recent research, his advice for those coaches dealing with yet another

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01:02:11

Mindset is Everything - David Sammel

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/01/11

David Sammel is well known in British and ATP coaching circles. He has coached many of the top British tennis players throughout the years. He regularly writes articles and publishes content about sport, psychology. He has now developed an online course (Mindset College) to help athletes reach their potential on and off the tennis court. David has also worked outside of tennis consulting with England Rugby and premiership clubs including Chelsea and Fulham. In this podcast, we discuss how he

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46:46

Never Stop Challenging Yourself - Alison Swain

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2021/01/08

Alison Swain, the head women's coach at the University of Southern California, spent 10 years in the same role at Williams College winning a mind-blowing eight NCAA Division III National Championships along with countless other awards and trophies. She is now entering her 4th season at USC but began her professional life as an 8th-grade teacher and high school coach in Georgia. In this podcast, we discuss how her background in education influences her coaching style, her remarkable success at

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40:45

Applying Business Principles to Coaching - Chad Camper

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/12/18

Chad Camper is in his fifth season as the head coach of the Mocs women's tennis program. He joined UTC on August 4, 2016, after spending the previous three seasons as the head coach at Louisiana Tech. Prior to LA Tech, Camper was the associate head men’s and women’s tennis coach at his alma mater, Wright State. Prior to being promoted, he served three years as an assistant coach for the Raiders. Chad was in the business industry before coming to college tennis. He ran his own logistics company

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48:52

Clarity = Freedom: Giancarlo Lemmi

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/11/27

We are joined by Liberty University women's tennis associate head coach, Giancarlo Lemmi on this episode! Giancarlo joined the Lady Flames' coaching staff in the fall of 2012 as a graduate assistant and during the summer of 2013, he was promoted to a full-time assistant by head coach Jeff Maren. In May 2018, Lemmi received a promotion to associate head coach. His strong knowledge of the game and Liberty tennis stems from his four-year playing career for the Flames. In this episode, we discuss his

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56:24

The Wisdom of Experience - Peter Wright

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/11/13

There are few college coaches in recent memory who have volunteered as much of their time to help grow the sport of tennis as Peter Wright. Entering his 27th season at the helm of the California program in 2019-20, Peter Wright has built an impressive résumé as the leader of the Cal Golden Bears. Previously the head coach of the Bears, Wright earned the title of Director of Men's Tennis after an anonymous gift endowed the head-coaching position in January of 2018. Wright received his first coaching

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37:41

No Excuses - Darnesha Moore

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/10/30

Darnesha Moore is the head men's and women's coach at Alcorn State. Darnesha battled through adversity in her young life to pursue her goals as a tennis player and now as a college coach. She wasted no time in moving through the coaching ranks, starting her career as a volunteer coach at Southern University and Lousiana State University before taking over both programs at Alcorn State at the young age of 23. In this podcast, we discuss some of the challenges she faced as a child, her progress

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38:01

Changing with the Times While Staying True to...

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/10/16

Rodney Harmon is in his ninth season as the head women’s tennis coach at Georgia Tech. In his eight seasons as head coach at Georgia Tech, Harmon has posted a 145-69 career record. Most of you know Rodney as one of the top coaches in college tennis. But did you know that he made the quarterfinals of the US Open while still enrolled as a student-athlete at SMU? Did you know that he was the first African-American male to become the president of the PTR in 2018? His list of accomplishments to date is

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48:43

Building Upon Your Success - John Roddick

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/10/02

John Roddick, Director of Tennis at the University of Central Florida, has coached in the junior academy space and the pro ranks but has spent the majority of his coaching career in the college coaching world. Roddick's first collegiate coaching jobs were as assistants at Florida State (1999-2000) and Georgia (2000-02). During his two-year stint with Georgia, the Bulldogs won the national championship (2001) and finished as runners-up (2002). During his time as the head men’s coach at the

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48:48

Going Above & Beyond - Jaron Maestas

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/09/18

Jaron Maestas spent 12 years as the Head Tennis Professional at Philcrest Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma before entering the college coaching ranks, taking over as the head women's coach at the University of Central Oklahoma in 2016. With each passing year, Jaron's teams surpass the successes of the previous year. In 2020, he and Scott Linn (MSU) co-hosted the inaugural ITA D II Indoor National Championships in Oklahoma City. This is not the type of project many coaches are willing to take on

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32:04

Dealing With Program Cancellation - Kendall Brooks

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/09/04

The worst professional news a college coach could ever receive is to be told that their program has been cancelled. Too many coaches have had to deal with this terrible news over the last few months. Kendall Brooks, the former head women’s coach at St. Edwards, discusses her experience of losing her program earlier this summer. In 2018 she led the team to their highest national ranking in school history and were runners-up in their conference. However, all her efforts in bringing the team to

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53:27

The Continuing Education of a Coach - Geoff Macdonald

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/08/21

It would take several podcasting hours to learn all we could from Geoff Macdonald. He has coached at LSU and Duke and has spent the last 26 years as the head women’s coach at Vanderbilt. He has won a lot of college dual matches and an NCAA team title and has also seen several players go on to see success on the WTA tour. He has long been considered one of the brightest and most interesting coaches we have in the college game and always has some interesting insights every time we speak with him

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34:51

Redefining Success - Cristina Moros

Intercollegiate Tennis Association ·

2020/08/07

Cristina Moros is the Head Women’s Tennis Coach at the University of South Florida. She was a four-time All-American at the University of Texas before moving into the world of high-performance junior development. Cristina came to college tennis relatively late in her coaching career but has wasted no time in becoming one of our most respected coaches at the Division I level. In this podcast we discuss why she chose to leave high-performance junior tennis for the college coaching world, what key

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