New England Team Tennis
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New England Team Tennis, Inc. was started in 1996, with the help of local tennis professional and good friend Clay Edmonds. Back then the mission was simple, build a team of players who will grow as individuals by training and traveling with peers sharing similar interests. Today, our mission statement has developed a bit but the premise is still the same. Tennis players generally have much more to offer besides hitting big serves and crushing forehands although these are big parts of who they are and what we teach. NETT will help players to become more driven, teach them to become more intellectual, be more thoughtful and more gifted in other areas, more independent, and more respectful both on and off the court. It's one thing to solely improve your tennis game, but where does that really leave you? Whether you're a top nationally ranked player or a beginner just getting started, at NETT, we’ll help you become a success not only in the game of tennis, but in the ultimate game, the game of life. At New England Team Tennis, Inc., we build well-rounded individuals through tennis.
ABOUT THE DIRECTOR
Eric Meyer grew up in Framingham, MA, and played his college tennis at Bloomsburg University in Pennsylvania. He started New England Team Tennis, Inc in 1997. Since that time, Eric and his staff have worked with thousands of players of all ages, travelled to many events both nationally and internationally, and put in countless hours serving the community. He is a medal winning coach for various National and International events for USTA New England including the 16 Zonal Team, 14 Zonal Team, Challenge Cup and Coup du Quebec. In 1998, USTA New England honored Eric with the William Freedman Award for Outstanding Contribution to Junior Development in New England. He has served as the Director of Tennis at Concord Academy in Concord, MA since 1994, coaching both the boys and girls varsity teams. Eric and his staff have helped numerous players receive college scholarships, sectional and national rankings, adult team titles and sportsmanship awards. He resides in Lancaster, MA with his wife Margo and their two children, Brody and Baylie.
- Gold Medal Coach for 16 Zonal Team Championships - 2000
- Eastern Independant League Coach of the Year - 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2002
- William Freedman Award for Outstanding Contribution to Junior Development in New England - 1998
- Silver Medal Coach for 16 Zonal Team Championships - 1998
- Silver Medal Coach for Coup du Quebec - 1997
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