Academy College Corner

Academy Graduates

One of the major goals of the New England Academy of Tennis is to develop and prepare players for college tennis. Through stressing sound fundamentals and teaching doubles skills and tactics, the Academy produces players ready to compete at the college level. Surainder Asokaraj (Amherst College), Andrew Bruhn (Georgetown University), Matthew Clark (Marist College), Alex Jacobs (Bowdoin College), Sawyer Lawson (Bates College), James Martin (Hobart College), Andrew Neville (Denison University), Trelsie Sadler (Washington & Lee University) and Mike Spiro (Boston University) are the latest Academy graduates moving on to compete at the intercollegiate level. They join the following list of Academy graduates who are either currently competing for or have graduated from their schools:

Jimmie Ames, Trinity College (CT)
John Ciarleglio, Rhodes College (TN)
Samantha Cohen, Bowdoin College (ME)
Thomas Dohlman, MIT (MA)
Matt Friedman, Washingon University (MO)
Laura Honig, University of Delaware (DE)
Rachael Honig, American University (DC)
Ben Kaufman, Pomona-Pitzer (CA)
Chris Lee, Brown University (RI)
Alexandra Lovett-Woodsum, Middlebury College (VT)
Greg Maloomian, Bentley College (MA)
Kara Maloy, Cornell University (NY)
James Micheroni, Hobart College (NY)
Jonathan Pivor, Drew University (NJ)
Ania Preneta, Wesleyan College (CT)
Kasia Preneta, Cornell University (NY)
Alex Rastorgouev, Boston College (MA)
Josh Rilla, Amherst College (MA)
Scott Robbin, Columbia University (NY)
Annie Schneidman, Williams College (MA)
Elizabeth Stone, Middlebury College (VT)
Luke Tedaldi, Brown University (RI)
Max Tedaldi, Harvard University (MA)
Jake Toole, Penn State University (PA)
Mike Vulfovich, Brandeis University (MA)
Leah Woodard, George Washington University (DC)

College Prospects Showcase

The DTS College Prospects Showcases, created and run by Academy Co-Director Tim Donovan, are scheduled for June 19 and 20 at Yale University in New Haven, CT, and July 5 and 6 at Pepperdine University in Malibu, CA. These events provide prospective college recruits just finishing their junior year in high school with exposure to college coaches at the Division I, II, and III level. This year’s events will attract coaches representing over 100 college programs and 160 players from 25 states and 5 foreign countries. For more details please visit www.donovantennis.com.