Women's Tennis Head Coach
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University of Nebraska (Omaha)
Date: August 18, 2022
Would Recommend
Had expectations that I couldn’t meet because he never communicated with me what they were. Also, would be the first to blame me for anything that went wrong and then would proceed to blame me for poor communication. It caused me enough anxiety to quit.
University of Nebraska (Omaha)
Date: April 17, 2024
Would Recommend
Coach focuses on developing you as player individually by using your strengths and providing you with salient drills. He is passionate about tennis, and he strives to use his resources to improve the team as a whole. At times he can be intense, but that is because he wants the program to improve. He does his best to implement team bonding experiences, so we could get closer as a team. Personally, I felt that he is caring about individuals. Some players may feel otherwise, but I’ve witnessed him checking in with players when he felt that something is off in their mood or game play. He is open for constructive feedback and is willing to make changes within the team. He showed this during our team meetings by asking us what he could improve on. The one issue I had was I felt that he didn’t check in with my emotional well-being as much when I was injured one year. It can be devastating to miss out on matches, and I wish he made me feel that I was still a part of the team especially during practice. I don’t know if it was because season got busy, but this is something I want to see improvements on.
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