Chris Redmond: Chris is entering his 2nd year of being an assistant coach at Emory. Chris is born coach and leader. Chris was one of the best doubles partner's in Emory history. Regardless, of who he played with, his leadership skill always made the team solid. I will be relying on Chris's leadership and guidance throughout this season.
Alex Chun: One of the best pure athletes I have ever had the pleasure of coaching. His dedication and unselfishness, will be very important going into this season.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
Veteran Outlook
Nick Szczurek: soph, from Lemont, IL. I am still learning to spell his last name after a year in our program. Nick is an absolute shot-maker, and a lot fun to watch. Nick played 4 last year and had a strong season. Nick, again will be in contention for a starting spot.
Simon Lavoie Perusse: soph, from Quebec, Canada. Simon played 5 last year. Simon is by far one of the hardest worker on our team. Simon comes to practice and matches ready to play, very mature and reliable. Simon will also be in the hunt for a starting spot.
Ayush Bajoria: soph, from India. Ayush played #2 doubles for us last year. One of the best doubles players we have had come through our program. Ayush will battle for a spot as long he can be consistent on a daily basis.
Eric Rothschild: junior from Westport,CT: Eric is another player with a ton of talent. Eric and Ayush had a very big doubles win in California. Eric will also be in the hunt as long he stays focused and consistent.
Dylan Wright: junior, Alpharetta, GA: Dylan is a human backboard and would stay out there all day if could. It's amazing how hard he works on his game. Dylan is also extremely talented, and like, Eric, he will be a force as soon as he realizes his potential.
Eric Seidelman: soph, from Boca Raton, FL. Eric has all the talent in the world, great frame and a big game. Eric needs to be consistent and realize his potential. Eric as of late has been working hard at his game.
Jackson Isaacs: soph, from Malibu, CA: Jackson has the heart of a lion. Great competitor and athlete. Jackson needs to continue to work on his game and because his athleticism could make him dangerous.
Peter Marcinkowski: Senior, Alpharetta, GA. The heart of this program. Unselfish, team first guy, will do anything for anybody at any time. Peter has been one of our best competitors, and like Dylan Wright, a human backboard. Peter was accepted to North Carolina's medical school.
Simon Lavoie Perusse: soph, from Quebec, Canada. Simon played 5 last year. Simon is by far one of the hardest worker on our team. Simon comes to practice and matches ready to play, very mature and reliable. Simon will also be in the hunt for a starting spot.
Ayush Bajoria: soph, from India. Ayush played #2 doubles for us last year. One of the best doubles players we have had come through our program. Ayush will battle for a spot as long he can be consistent on a daily basis.
Eric Rothschild: junior from Westport,CT: Eric is another player with a ton of talent. Eric and Ayush had a very big doubles win in California. Eric will also be in the hunt as long he stays focused and consistent.
Dylan Wright: junior, Alpharetta, GA: Dylan is a human backboard and would stay out there all day if could. It's amazing how hard he works on his game. Dylan is also extremely talented, and like, Eric, he will be a force as soon as he realizes his potential.
Eric Seidelman: soph, from Boca Raton, FL. Eric has all the talent in the world, great frame and a big game. Eric needs to be consistent and realize his potential. Eric as of late has been working hard at his game.
Jackson Isaacs: soph, from Malibu, CA: Jackson has the heart of a lion. Great competitor and athlete. Jackson needs to continue to work on his game and because his athleticism could make him dangerous.
Peter Marcinkowski: Senior, Alpharetta, GA. The heart of this program. Unselfish, team first guy, will do anything for anybody at any time. Peter has been one of our best competitors, and like Dylan Wright, a human backboard. Peter was accepted to North Carolina's medical school.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
2012 Season Outlook with an introduction to our freshman class
Finally, our season is right around the corner. It feels like it has taken forever to get here. 2012 should be an exciting year for the Eagles, and hopefully, we can obtain our goal, and send off, Pottish, Goodwin, and Humphreys with the gold.
Pottish and Goodwin have had an amazing run, and have obviously provided us with many wins over the last 3 years. Who will be there supporting cast, and help get us over the top. We have many great players that could contribute to the cause. Here are few new players to keep your eyes on:
Eric Halpern: freshman, from Rye Brook, New York. Eric had a great fall by reaching the semi-finals of our regional ITA tournament. Eric lost to Pottish in the semi's, but took down the 3rd seed in the quarters. Eric's a very hard worker and I look forward to watching him play this season.
Brian Kowalski: freshman Tampa, Florida. Brian reached the quarter's before losing to Chris Goodwin. Brian is another player with a solid all-court game. Extremely fast, and does a nice job of closing points at the net. Brian's a great competitor and will be someone who will be competing for a spot in the lineup.
Alex Ruderman: freshman, Basking Ridge, NJ.. Alex also had an impressive fall and reached the other semi-final singles match. Alex, took the down the 4th seed before losing to Goodwin. Alex is a very smart and composed player and will be a big contributor this season.
Ian Wagner: freshman, Columbus, Ohio. Ian is an extremely talent player with an explosive game. Ian reached the quarters before losing to fellow teammate Alex Ruderman. Ian has a great deal of upside, he just needs to be consistent from match to match. Ian will hopefully be helping out in doubles this year.
Elliot Kahler: junior transfer,Carrollton, GA. Elliot brings a great deal of leadership and experience to our team. I expect big things from Elliot this season, and hopefully, he will really give us a lift in doubles. Elliot has a big all-court game and a lot college match experience coming from Kennesaw State.
Pottish and Goodwin have had an amazing run, and have obviously provided us with many wins over the last 3 years. Who will be there supporting cast, and help get us over the top. We have many great players that could contribute to the cause. Here are few new players to keep your eyes on:
Eric Halpern: freshman, from Rye Brook, New York. Eric had a great fall by reaching the semi-finals of our regional ITA tournament. Eric lost to Pottish in the semi's, but took down the 3rd seed in the quarters. Eric's a very hard worker and I look forward to watching him play this season.
Brian Kowalski: freshman Tampa, Florida. Brian reached the quarter's before losing to Chris Goodwin. Brian is another player with a solid all-court game. Extremely fast, and does a nice job of closing points at the net. Brian's a great competitor and will be someone who will be competing for a spot in the lineup.
Alex Ruderman: freshman, Basking Ridge, NJ.. Alex also had an impressive fall and reached the other semi-final singles match. Alex, took the down the 4th seed before losing to Goodwin. Alex is a very smart and composed player and will be a big contributor this season.
Ian Wagner: freshman, Columbus, Ohio. Ian is an extremely talent player with an explosive game. Ian reached the quarters before losing to fellow teammate Alex Ruderman. Ian has a great deal of upside, he just needs to be consistent from match to match. Ian will hopefully be helping out in doubles this year.
Elliot Kahler: junior transfer,Carrollton, GA. Elliot brings a great deal of leadership and experience to our team. I expect big things from Elliot this season, and hopefully, he will really give us a lift in doubles. Elliot has a big all-court game and a lot college match experience coming from Kennesaw State.
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