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Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) presented its annual awards this week during the 2016 PTR International Tennis Symposium. The event, which includes more than 40 educational presentations for tennis teachers and coaches, is underway held February 20 on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
The following were awarded:
PTR Hall of Fame – Billie Jean King
Professional of the Year – Lorenzo Beltrame, Florida
International Master Pro – Darryl Lewis, North Carolina
Touring Coach of the Year – Patrick Mouratoglou, France
College Coach of the Year – Ann Koger, Pennsylvania
High School Coach – Suzie Heideman, Minnesota
Wheelchair Professional – Larry Keeter, North Carolina
Humanitarian Award – Aruna Bernier, Texas
Volunteer of the Year – Katy Rogers, Texas
Clinician of the Year – Adams Zhao Ruifeng, China
Tester of the Year – Leo Alonso, Argentina
Public Facility of the Year – Southlake Tennis Center, Texas
Private Facility of the Year – Circolo Della Stampa-Spoting, Italy
PTR/TIA Commitment to the Industry – P.J. Simmons, New York
PTR/USTA Community Service Award – Jessica Weyreuter, Alabama
Female Player of the Year – Emmy Kaiser, Kentucky
Male Player of the Year – Clayton Almeida, New York
Newcomer of the Year – Carlos Pedrero, Arizona
Also awarded were State Members of the Year:
Alabama Tomas Catar, Orange Beach
Alaska Dana Griffin, Anchorage
Arizona Michael Lowdermilk, Mesa
Arkansas Will Campbell, Little Rock
California Karen Ronney, San Diego
Connecticut Carole Waite, Riverside
Delaware Jeff Wiedemann, Wilmington
Florida Alejandro Ciffoni, Fort Lauderdale
Georgia Ben Hestley, Atlanta
Idaho Jim Brown, Middleton
Illinois Jon Schaff, Lake Zurich
Indiana Doug Cash, Seymour
Louisiana Umang Chadda, Houma
Maryland Brenda Gilmore, Largo
Massachusetts Marton Balla, Brookline
Minnesota Greg Lappin, Chaska
Mississippi Jimmie Coins, Jackson
Nebraska Jim Jensen, Lincoln
New Hampshire Mark Lewis, Grantham
New Jersey Nancy Ehrola, Brielle
New Mexico Jamie Borsodi, Las Cruces
New York Jenny Schnitzer, Slate Hill
North Carolina Calvin Davis, Charlotte
Ohio Eric Schottenstein, Columbus
Pennsylvania Janice Irwin, Bethel Park
Rhode Island John Austin, Newport
South Carolina Tom Ruth, Hilton Head Island
Tennessee Yaser Zaatini, Johnson City
Utah Liz Grayston, Salt Lake City
Virginia George Christoforatos, Fredericksburg
Washington Johann Tan, Lake Forest Park
Wisconsin John Powless, Madison
PTR is the largest global organization of tennis teaching professionals with more than 15,000 members in 127 countries. It has the greatest percentage of multicultural and women members of any such organization. PTR is dedicated to educating, certifying and servicing tennis teachers and coaches around the world in order to grow the game.
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