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12/26/08 - HTA Dominates Lincolnshire Holiday Challenger

The Herrmann Tennis Academy had an outstanding finish at the Lincolnshire Holiday Challenger held December 19-21 at the Lincolnshire Club.  HTA players won two of the four divisions and had a runner-up finish in a third.

Ten-year-old Maddy Kahn took her sixth title of 2008, and her second girls’ 12 title of the season.  Kahn ran through her first opponent, Fenia Kaparos, 6-1, 6-0.  In the second round Kahn topped Wisconsin’s Dasha O’Brien 6-3, 6-2.  In the finals Kahn led Vistella Bozhilova 4-1 before Bozhilova retired due to an injury. Kahn stands 26-6 on the year and is ranked in the USTA Midwest Section’s top 100 in the Girls’ 10’s and 12’s.

In the boys’ 12 division Johnathon Benedetto received the top seed and a bye into the quarterfinals.  Benedetto cruised in straight-sets in both of his first two matches, winning 6-2, 6-2 and 6-3, 6-4.  In the finals Benedetto dropped the first set to the #2 seed Samuel Komis 0-6, before coming back to take the second set 7-5.  Johnathon took a tight third set super tiebreaker 10-8 to capture his third title of 2008.

Corey Schwartz joined Benedetto in the draw and knocked out third-seed Anirudh Viswanathan 6-2, 2-6, 10-4 to advance to the semifinals.  Schwartz fell to Komis 6-0, 6-1 to end his tournament run.

In the boy’s 10 draw Kenny Herrmann took his first two matches easily, winning 6-1, 6-0 and 6-3, 6-0.  In the finals Herrmann lost 6-1, 6-0, to the tournament’s top seed, Christopher Casati.  Casati is ranked 49th in the Midwest Section.  Herrmann has advanced to the finals in each of his last two tournaments.

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12/19/08 - Campbell Takes His First Title of 2008

Drew Campbell won the Boys’ 16 title at the Wildcat Winter Championships held at Northwestern University’s Combe Tennis Center on December 12-14.  Campbell was one of 18 HTA members to enter the six-division tournament.

Campbell dominated in three of his four matches beating Oliver Jaimes 6-2, 6-0 in the first round, Ronnie Wing 6-1, 6-0 in the semifinals, and John Zordani 6-1, 6-2 in the finals.  Drew’s toughest match came against fellow New Trier High School player Ben Jambois in the quarterfinals, with Campbell taking a tight first set 7-6(5), before pulling away 6-3 in the second.

This was only the second time Campbell had competed in an event since July and marks the first time he has won a B16 championship.  Campbell is ranked 27 in the USTA Midwest Section in the Boys’ 14s.

In the Boys’ 14 bracket Jake Sheehan received the top seed and cruised through the first two rounds, until he was upset by HTA’s Joel Meyer 6-1, 2-6, 10-6.  Meyer took out a third HTA player, Will Lyons, in the first round.  In the semifinals Meyer topped Andrew Komarov 7-6, 6-4, before facing the #2 seed Jeremy Dixon and falling 6-4, 6-1.  Dixon won all five of his matches in straight sets to run away with the tournament title.

Campbell, Sheehan, Meyer, and Lyons were joined in the field by the following HTA Players:
Jeremy Barretta, Evan Curran, Nick Hamburger, Ross Jordan, Ella Lindholm-Uzzi, Colin MacGregor, Joel Meyer, David Myers, Vinnie Nagaraj, Ben Pensuwan, Corey Schwartz, Mike Sellitto, Jake Sheehan, Ryan Wickel, Sam Wiener, and Vova Zverkovsky.

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12/10/08 - Greenberg Wins Title Tournament in 2008

HTA member Josh Greenberg won his first title of 2008, capturing the Boys’ 12 Thanksgiving Junior Tournament in Racine, Wis. on November 30th.

Greenberg, from Wilmette, received a bye in the first round and knocked out Casey Johnson 7-6(4), 6-3 in a tough second round battle.  In the championship match Josh took out top-seeded Nicholas Zazove 6-3, 6-1. 

“Josh has great energy and enthusiasm for the game,” said HTA Head Coach Paul Wei.  “He has a very bright future in tennis!”

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11/24//08 - GRC/HTA Host G14-G18 Winter Championship

Glenbrook Racquet Club, home of the Herrmann Tennis Academy, will host the Girls' Winter Championship.  The tournament begins on Friday evening, December 5and concludes on Sunday, December 7, 2008.  This Challenger level 6 tournament will host Girls 14s, 16s and 18s.  Registration closes on Sunday, November 30 at 5:00pm central time.

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11/13/2008 - Marbach Takes Third at Midwest Closed

Fourth seeded Eric Marbach took third place at the Boys’ 14 Midwest Indoor Closed Championships in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. November 8-10.  Marbach started the tournament out with three consecutive straight set wins, including a 6-2, 6-1 win over sixteenth-seed Brian Kim.  In the semifinals Eric ran into the number one seed, Jack Murray, and lost 6-1, 6-0.  Murray, the eventually tournament champion, has won his last four tournaments and is 62-17 in the past year. 

In his last match Marbach beat Jordan Belga 6-3, 6-3 to capture third place.     “I was aggressive and played very consistent,” said Marbach.  “It was great to get a win over Belga in the third-place match after losing to him in Aurora.”

Jeremy Bush and Mike Sellitto each added outstanding performances, making the round of 16 and consolation semifinals.  Each player was knocked out of the tournament by players’ that Marbach beat, with Bush falling to Kim and Sellitto to Belga.  Sellitto and Bush were each able to finish the tournament with wins, as the backdraw stopped at the semi’s.

Tom Fawcett lost in the first round before catching on fire and taking three straight matches in the backdraw, before falling 3-6, 6-4, 10-4 to Sellitto.  Sam Hoogland and Drew Campbell both went 1-2 in the tournament, with each withdrawing due to injury in their last match.

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11/03/08 - Moore Reaches Semis at B18s Indoor Open

HTA Member Michael Moore reached the semifinals of the Midwest Boys’ 18 Indoor Open at the West Side Tennis Club in Kenosha, Wis. on October 25-27.  Moore led an HTA travel team contingent that included Luke Gensburg, Ben Hoogland, Kevin Prescott, Sam Pecyna, Etham Frenkel, and Andrew Krentz.  The players were coached by HTA Special Advisor Paul Torricelli and Owner Ken Herrmann.

Moore, the fourth seed, won his first four matches in straight sets, before running into second-seeded Nelson Vick (Grafton, Wis.). Vick, an HTA Mini-Camp participant in September, topped Moore 6-2, 6-4.  In the third place match Moore fell to the ninth seed, Augie Bloom (Hinsdale, Ill.), 7-6(1), 6-4. Bloom knocked off top seed Billy Bertha 6-4, 2-6, 10-6 in the quarterfinals.

Ben Hoogland had the second best finish of the academy members, reaching the consolation semifinals.  Hoogland won his first two matches before falling in a tough three set match to Blake Bazarnik (Kildeer, Ill.).  In the back draw Hoogland got on a role winning his last three matches to finish the tournament.

Gensburg and Frenkel both fell in the first round, before winning three consecutive straight-set matches in the back draw. In Gensburg’s last match he lost 3-6, 7-5, 10-3 to Drew Lied (Brookfield, Wis.).  Frenkel was knocked out by Andy Jackson (Dayton, Ohio) 6-4, 6-4.

“This is the second major event in three weeks that I have traveled to with this group of boys,” said Herrmann.  “I really feel as if I am seeing some continued improvement in their games.  Although everyone on the team won matches, Mike Moore had the best finish, taking fourth place in the highly competitive field.”

Prescott, Pecyna, and Krentz went 2-2, 0-2, and 1-2, respectively.

Gregory Andrews of Kalamazoo, Mich. beat Vick 6-4, 6-2 in the finals to take the title.  Joey Fritz from Cincinnati won the Sportsmanship Award.

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10/21/08 - Ben Bush Wins Second Tournament in October

HTA’s Ben Bush (10 years old) won his second tournament in a row, taking the College Park Athletic Club Boys’ 12 Fall Fling championship on October 19th in Bannockburn, Ill.

Bush, the second seed in the 30 player draw, won all four of his matches in straight sets.  He only dropped six games in eight sets, with his closest match being his 6-3, 6-0 semifinal victory over #3 seed Carson Burke.  In the finals he cruised 6-0, 6-1 over fourth-seeded Michael Czlonka.

“The kid is on fire,” said HTA Owner Ken Herrmann about Bush’s recent success.

Bush won the B12s Al Berman Open at the Midtown Athletic Club in Palatine, Ill. on October 5th.  In that tournament he lost just five games in eight sets.  This is Bush’s sixth title of the year.

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10/12/08 - Oslan Gets Second Title of 2008

Herrmann Tennis Academy player Blake Oslan won the A.C. Nielsen Tennis Center September Open Boys’ 10 championship on September 28 in Winnetka, IL.  The tournament title is Oslan’s second of the y ear.  Oslan, the second seed, cruised in the quarterfinals taking out Dimitar Popov 6-1, 6-0.  In the semifinals he topped third seed Franco Reyes 6-4, 7-5 and in the finals Blake won a tight first set 7-6, before pulling away 6-2 in the second to take the title from top seeded, Nicholas Kovach.

“Blake has only been playing for two years and he is a rising star in the academy,” noted HTA Head Coach Ben Pettinari.  “Blake can be a great player.”

Oslan, 17-9 on the year, won his first tournament Labor Day weekend at the Wildcat Labor Day Open in Evanston, IL.

The Academy as a whole had a great showing in the A.C. Nielsen September Open as Maddy Kahn won the girls’ 12 championship and Cammy Frei finished second in the girls’ 10 division. 

Frei was seeded 2nd and topped Marti Wind 6-4, 6-2 in the semifinals.  In the finals she fell to top seed Elysia Bolton 6-3, 6-3 and finished as the tournament runner-up.  This is Frei’s fourth tournament of the year and the third time she has made it as far as the semifinals. 

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10/08/08 - Katko Discusses Importance of Proper Tournament Scheduling

Scheduling.... Sometimes a daunting word, it can be an asset when done correctly and it can be detrimental when done incorrectly. It can effect a player’s development and, quite obviously, their rankings. Another effect is on the player’s physical and mental well being.

On development, it can influence their progression if players play too many events at the lower level of tournaments (i.e. Challenger). The level of competition is not consistently strong enough. Conversely, if a player enters too many events where there is not the chance for some amount of success, it can be difficult to develop a sense of progression.

On rankings, if done effectively, scheduling can progress the player up the rankings. Attaining certain ranking goals can help players with their developmental goals as well as attaining levels of accomplishments. This in turn can make aging up easier. Playing USTA National Championships in the player’s current age group and playing up in the Levels 2 & 3 events is the example when an age up birthday nears. This depends upon each player’s individual goals.

On physical and mental well-being, playing more than three events per month can be too much physically depending what precedes and follows those events. Also, the level of events and results need to be considered. There should be time scheduled to improve on existing parts of the player’s game and to develop new ones. In addition, scheduling physical and mental rest and recovery is essential.  

10/4/2008 - Kahn Wins Fifth Tournament of the Year
Herrmann Tennis Academy member Maddy Kahn won her fifth tournament title since April, taking the girls’ 12 championship at the A.C. Nielsen Tennis Center September Open in Winnetka, Ill.

The tournament, held September 26-28, marked only the second time that Kahn had played in a girls’ 12 event.   Two weeks earlier Kahn made it to the semifinals of the Forest View Fall Open in her 12’s debut.

Kahn received the #2 seed and a bye into the quarterfinals where she topped Jane Elinson 6-3, 6-3.  In the semifinals she cruised 6-4, 6-0, and in the finals she took out top seeded Caitlyn Schaffer-Harris 6-2, 7-5.

Kahn has played in seven tournaments this year and has made it to at least the semifinals of each event.  Her record in 2008 is 18-2.

“In the time I’ve spent at HTA Maddy has shown the most improvement of all of my players,” says Coach Djordje Uskokovic.  “Maddy’s positive attitude and dedication has led to her success.  It’s hard to find a player in her age group that enjoys working as hard as she does.”
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10/02/2008 - TennisRecruiting.net Awards 5-Star Ranking to HTA Members

The Herrmann Tennis Academy had five members earn five star rankings in the October 1st release of the TennisRecruiting.net National Ranking list.  The Academy members are led by Michael Moore (class of 2009), the 53rd ranked senior in the United States.   Moore is one of only seven 5-Star senior recruits in the Great Lakes Region.

Joining Moore are two members of the class of 2014, Tom Fawcett and Sam Hoogland.  Fawcett is ranked 30th nationally and Hoogland is ranked 71st.  Eric Marbach and Jeremy Bush, a pair of eighth graders, are the other two academy players with five star rankings.  Marbach is rated 42nd in the class and Bush is 51st.

09/25/08 - GRC/HTA Host Fall Boys’ Championship

Glenbrook Racquet Club, home of the Herrmann Tennis Academy, will host the Fall Boys Championship.  The tournament begins on Friday evening, October 3 and concludes on Sunday, October 5, 2008.  This Challenger level 6 tournament will host Boys 12, Boys 16 and Boys 18.  Registration closes on Sunday, September 28 at 5:00pm central time.

Last year’s tournament saw strong finals competition.  In the Boys 18s, the finals saw the top seed, Michael Moore defeat #6 seed, Brian Alden, 6-2, 6-4.   Number #2 seed, Tim Kopinski won the Boys 16s tournament, defeating top seed, Tyler Manci, 6-3, 6-4.  The Boys 12 event saw #4 seed, David Zakhodin defeat Eric Rosencranz 6-2, 6-2.

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09-17-08 Kentucky International Junior Tennis Tournament Taken by Storm

On Friday, September 12, seven members of the Herrmann Tennis Academy unknowingly edged closer to Hurricane Ike when they headed to Lexington, Ky. to compete in the Kentucky International Junior Tennis Derby.  Throughout the tournament the players had to deal with long distance effects of Hurricane Ike with winds frequently blowing over 40 miles an hour.

Ben Hoogland entered the tournament with the highest seed of the HTA entrants, at #4 in the boys 16’s.  He defeated Virginia’s Edgar Vitkovski in three tightly contested sets losing the first 3-6, before coming back to win the second 6-1, and the third 10-6. In the second round Hoogland took on fellow Chicago district member, Benjamin Quazzo.  Quazzo took the first set to a tiebreak before falling 7-6(4). In the second set Hoogland took over winning 6-3.  In the round of 16, Hoogland fell to Gary Parizher 7-6(6), 6-4. Parizher, from Beverly Hills, is ranked 29 in the highly regarded USTA Southern California Section. 

Four academy members, Michael Sellitto, Eric Marbach, Sam Hoogland, and Tom Fawcett, competed in the boys 14 division. Marbach was seeded fifth and had the top showing of the group, winning three matches and making it to the quarterfinals. He topped Jeffrey Chang 6-1, 6-0 in the first round and was up 5-3 in his second match when his opponent Konrad Zieba retired. In the round of 16 he split sets with thirteenth seeded Daniel Weiner, before winning the third set superbreak 10-5. In the quarterfinals Marbach faced Trey Daniel, the top seed in the tournament. Daniel, from Leawood, KS, is ranked 31st nationally in boys 14's. Daniel defeated Marbach in treacherous hurricane induced winds. Through his first four matches Daniel only lost 3 games.

Hoogland and Fawcett both entered the event unseeded and fell in the first round. Fawcett lost in a close 7-6(6), 6-2 match to the # 8 seed Quentin Monaghan of Chatham, NJ. Monaghan is the 11th ranked 14 year-old in the USTA Eastern Section. Hoogland lost to Andrew Eiferman of Louisville, KY 6-3, 6-2. Sellitto, the #14 seed was upset by Dominic Patrick 6-1, 6-3.

In the Boys’ 12s, Jalen Evans was seeded 14 and he took out Alex Dubilier in dominating fashion in the first round, winning 6-0, 6-1. In the second round Evans played a tight first set with Scott Thygesen of Carmel, Ind. before falling 5-7.  In the second set Thygesen pulled away winning 6-1 to take the match.

On the girls side, Emily Barretta aced seventh seeded Jessie Lynn Paul of Greenville, NC in the first round of the girls 14 division. Paul, ranked twenty-first in the USTA North Carolina district rankings knocked off Barretta 6-0, 6-1.

Joining the academy members at the tournament were Academy Director Ernie Katko and Head Coach Anna Volberg.  “The Kentucky Derby is one of the toughest tournaments in the Fall season and each of our players faced tough competition,” said Katko. “I was especially impressed with how Eric Marbach was able to advance to the quarterfinals of this prestigious field.” 

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09/12/08 - Academy Members Get Fast Start in 2008

After capturing 28 tournament titles in the 2007-20008 indoor season the students at the Herrmann Tennis Academy have gotten off to a fast start in the 2008-2009 campaign winning two singles tournaments the first weekend of indoor play.

On August 29 Tom Fawcett traveled to Bannockburn, Ill. for the College Park Labor Day Open where he won all four matches in straight sets.   Fawcett only dropped 14 games in route to the 16’s tournament title.  His biggest win came in the second round when he topped tournament #2 seed Mitchell Granger 6-4, 6-2.

The same weekend Eric Marbach competed in the 16’s division at the NTC Junior Opener in Naperville, Ill. Marbach cruised in his first match winning 6-0, 6-1. In his second match he dropped the first set 2-6 to his opponent Jonathon O’Leary before coming back to win the next two sets 6-3, 6-0. In the tournament semifinals Marbach defeated top seeded Danny Schuster 6-3, 6-1. In the finals he dropped third seeded Jacob Wilson 6-1, 6-1 to take the championship.

Marbach also added a doubles title to his resume teaming with Abhinav Singh. The tandem defeated the top two seeds in back-to-back rounds, taking the top seeded team 6-2, 6-0 in the semis and the second ranked pair 6-2, 6-3 in the final.

“After the success we enjoyed last year this is a great start to the new season,” commented HTA coach and director, Ernie Katko.  Katko also noted that the championships were especially impressive as both Fawcett and Marbach were playing up into higher age divisions and that each entered their draws as unseeded players.

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09/03/2008- Evans Wins National Doubles Title in New York

HTA member Jalen Evans travelled to Glen Cove, NY the last weekend of August to compete in the National Level 3 Labor Day Championships and came home with a tournament title, winning the Boys 12’s Doubles Championship.

Evans and his partner, Nicholai Westergaard (Manlius, NY), had never met before, yet together they stormed through the draw.  Evans and Westergaard won 8-5 in the first round and 8-3 in the second.  In the third round the duo topped Taiyo Hamanaka(Eastchester, NY) and Zach Niklaus (Cos Cob, CT) to advance to the finals.  In the championship bout Evans and Westergaard faced their toughest task, taking on the top seeded pair of Rex Glickman (Chappaqua, NY) and Julian Zlobinksy (Greenvale, NY).  Evans and Westergaard came out ahead 9-7 in the tight match. 

“This summer we really worked on Jalen’s footwork and movement,” said HTA Head Coach Jackie Jenkins.  “It was great to see all of the hard work and effort be rewarded with this tournament title.”

Evans, from Kalamazoo, MI also competed in the singles draw, falling 6-2, 6-4, in the first round to Eric Wagner of Roslyn Heights, NY.

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08/18/2008 - HTA Announces New Program for Aspiring College Players
The academy proudly welcomes former Northwestern Men’s Head Tennis Coach Paul Torricelli to its academy family.  Coach Torricelli will act as a special advisor to the overall growth and development of the academy.  Torricelli will also serve as director of the new HTA Collegiate Advisory Program (CAP).
“My goal has always been to surround myself with quality individuals.  Having Paul as a part of this team with his outstanding reputation and leadership in the tennis community, has been one of my personal highlights for the year,” noted academy owner Ken Herrmann.
The Collegiate Advisory Program (CAP) has been developed to assist families of players interested in pursuing a collegiate tennis career. 

In Paul’s role as the director of CAP, he will provide the following services:
●Interview players to assess ability and goals
●Discuss financial aid and scholarships
●Review NCAA regulations and visitation policies
●Discuss considerations of D1, D2, and D3 collegiate levels
● Review academic standing and career             goals
●Conduct video session resulting in recruiting      quality DVD
●Discuss social aspects of college life,        including non-tennis opportunities
●Offer a view of collegiate tennis player, both day-to-day and season long

Contact Paul at the academy at 847-498-5333 or email him at Torricelli@HerrmanTennisAcademy.com

8/15/2008 - Collegiate Tennis Careers Begin for Six HTA Graduates
The staff at HTA wants to wish the best of luck to the following players that have graduated and will be heading off to college: Jon Schroeder, Jonah Schwartz, Ashley Breitenbach, Jackie Kohlman, Sam Sperling, and Morrie Bossen.
“It seems like just yesterday that many of this year’s class joined our program.  All of these individuals are terrific young adults and come from outstanding families.  I know they will be great team players as they continue to develop their games,” says academy owner Ken Herrmann.  We look forward to following their efforts in college.

7/30/2008 - Paul Torricelli Accepts Role as a Special Advisor to HTA
The Herrmann Tennis Academy proudly welcomes former Northwestern University Men’s Head Coach Paul Torricelli to its academy family.  Coach Torricelli will act as a special advisor to the overall growth and development of the academy, and serve as director of the brand new Collegiate Advisory Program (CAP).
In 24 years as a coach at Northwestern his teams made nine NCAA Tournament appearances, finished undefeated in conference play twice, and won one Big Ten Title.

On three occasions Paul was named Big Ten Coach of the Year and he finished his career as the winningest coach in NU history. Among the most notable of Paul’s former players is Todd Martin, a U.S. and Australian Open Finalist who was ranked as high as fourth in the world and won eight ATP titles.
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Russell Bennett (New Trier High School), a 1999 HTA graduate was recruited by Coach Torricelli and was a member of a Big Ten Championship Team at Northwestern . “A terrific coach and wonderful person,” commented Bennett.”  “Coach Torricelli was always there for me.”

Paul joined the staff full time this summer and we are excited about his fresh ideas and knowledge of the game.  His experience at the Division I Collegiate level will be a bonus for our academy players.

7/02/08 - HTA Sends 26 Players to this Years Midwest Closed Championships
This year the academy had outstanding representation at the Midwest Closed Championships as 26 players competed in the week long tournament.  The Boys and Girls 12’s and 14’s were held in Kalamazoo, Mich. and the Boys and Girls 16’s and 18’s were held in Indianapolis, Ind.

Accompanying the players for coaching assistance were Academy Director Ernie Katko, Head Pros Ben Pettinari, Jackie Jenkins, Anna Volberg, and owner Ken Herrmann.

“I was really pleased with how our juniors performed.  There is so much pressure for national endorsements at this event, that I was pleased that everyone competed so hard,” commented Herrmann.

The following 26 players from HTA received endorsements:
Brian Alden, Emily Barretta, Ben Bush, Jeremy Bush, Drew Campbell, Peter Dunn, Jalen Evans, Tom Fawcett, Lindsay Fox, Luke Gensburg, Emily Golden, Sam Hoogland, Julia Jamieson, Jackie Kolman, Lauren Lomax, Tyler Manci, Ben Mirkin, Michael Moore, David Myers, Arthur Ozga, Andrew Scholnick, Jon Schroeder, Julia Schroeder, Jonah Schwartz, Mike Sellitto, and Aimee Tarun.

HTA Head Coach Erne Katko with Jeremy Bush, Michael
Sellitto, Drew Campbell and Tom Fawcett

We are so proud of you all.  Thanks for representing the academy so well. 

03/31/08 - HTA Players Capture 28 Titles
Throughout the indoor season which commenced in September, 2007, Hermann Tennis Academy junior players have won 28 USTA Challenger tournaments while training with the program.    Ernie Katko, HTA Director, states, “This is an outstanding achievement in a seven month time period.  It is attributed to their hard work on and off the court.  We continually build upon each player’s success by consistently keeping each player’s specific development in mind.”
The following are the list of players who have won one or multiple tournaments throughout the season:

Sam Hoogland Jalen Evans Andrew Scholnick Mike Levin Arthur Ozga Mike Sellitto Dennis Kontorovich Tom Fawcett Ben Mirkin

Tyler Manci Vova Zverkovsky Dave Korobov Mike Moore Emily Barretta Clare Golden Julia Jamieson Dee Dee Myers Ben Bush

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