USTA Coaching - Part 2

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Second Serve with Carolyn Roach & Erin Conigliaro

November 22, 20259 min
Tennis

USTA Coaching - Part 2

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Think coaching is only for pros? USTA’s new pathway empowers parents, teachers, and league players with clear tiers, drills, and real benefits. Ready to grow the game and your skills starting today? Listen now and tell us your first step!

Carolyn and Erin were thrilled to interview Megan Rose and Nancy Abrams about USTA Coaching and growing the game.

Megan Rose is the Managing Director, Head of Business Development & Operations of USTA Coaching. She was a 5-time NCAA All-American at University of Miami and competed on the WTA Tour. She previously was the Head Coach of Women's Tennis at Princeton University and the Senior Manager of Member Relations at the Women's Tennis Association. 

Nancy Abram's tennis journey began at the Fabulous Forum in Los Angeles, working for Billie Jean King and Jeannie Buss running ball kids for the summer pro events. Nancy played in college and has over two decades of experience with the United States Tennis Association Southern California. She is the architect behind the USTA SoCal’s Women & Girls Who Ace Summit, which celebrates the contributions of female sports leaders in Southern California, providing unique learning opportunities for coaches, athletes and industry professionals.

Learn more about USTA Coaching on USTACoaching.com, Instagram, or Facebook.

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