Team Euro

Alin started playing tennis at the early age of seven back in Eastern Europe. Over the years he competed successfully in tournaments at all age groups where he gained his extensive and knowledge for the game of tennis. Furthermore, he is immensely gifted, skillfull, and accomodating tennis instructor with several years of conducting group tennis clinics. He goes to say: “nothing in life comes easily without hard work and the game of tennis is like everything else: it requires discipline, commitment, and perseverance”.

Coach Carino wasn’t always interested in tennis, but in 2009, an encounter with the Japanese anime Prince of Tennis began a love affair with the sport that has never ended. For more than ten years, Coach Carino worked on his game, and that only improved when he began studying Kinesiology at California State University – East Bay. He began to apply the knowledge from his studies to the sport, and today, he plays on a regular basis. Coach Carino works to emphasize the strategy behind the win with every student. The game is so much fun, he can’t wait to share it with you!

Coach Iusan has been working with local students for the past fifteen years. He’s been playing the sport, though, for more than two decades. His passion for tennis started when he began playing at the college level, and it continues today. A PTR Certified Professional, Coach Iusan teaches students of all levels and ages. His love for the sport stems from helping his students have fun while gaining the technical skills and knowledge they need to win match after match on the court.

Coach Lopez has been on a soccer field since the age of six. A primarily self-taught player, she focused her efforts on becoming an excellent goalkeeper during her high school years, traveling for games and tournaments. These days, Coach Lopez is attending Foothill College and playing as a Midfielder. Her studies include work in Child Development and Kinesiology. Coach Lopez loves working with her students to teach them something new, and her dedication to understanding how students learn best comes through as she works one-on-one with players to make them stronger on the field.

Coach Aaron discovered his passion for tennis at the age of 10 and has since developed a deep love for the sport and its community. With a solid background playing on his high school varsity team and seven years of experience in private lessons, he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his coaching. His dedication to working with children and his enthusiasm for teaching have led him to the Euro School of Tennis. Coach Aaron is committed to fostering a love for tennis, instilling confidence, and enhancing the skills of young players. He is excited to hit the courts and contribute to the growth of his students.
Outside of tennis, Coach Aaron enjoys golfing, cooking, and spending time with friends and family.

Coach Daisy was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She first stepped onto a tennis court and joined the team during her freshman year of high school, quickly falling in love with the game. An all-around athlete, Coach Daisy also played softball and soccer, and remains a big fan of sports. She is soon to graduate from San Jose State University with a major in Kinesiology. As a coach, her goal is to spread knowledge and emphasize the importance of physical activity through sports, inspiring others to embrace a healthy and active lifestyle.

Diane Endlich grew up in the Bay Area and began playing tennis with her father at the age of 10. She went on to compete in junior tournaments and played for Los Altos High School, followed by the University of California, Berkeley. After college, Diane continued her passion for tennis by participating in league tennis for many years. At 16, she began teaching tennis to neighborhood kids, and as their skills improved, their mothers also sought lessons from her. Diane loves that in tennis, even when you’re down 6-0, 5-0, a change in strategy can turn the game around. She often found herself playing her best after losing the first set of a match. Coach Diane’s extensive experience as a player and coach makes her an invaluable asset to the Euro School of Tennis Academy.

Coach Andrea has been immersed in the world of sports since childhood, beginning as a dedicated player and evolving into a passionate coach. Born and raised in Italy, he developed a deep appreciation for athletics early on. He pursued this passion academically, earning a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and several sports-related certifications. Most recently, he achieved his PTR certification in California, further solidifying his expertise in tennis coaching. Tennis has always been Coach Andrea’s favorite sport, and over the years, his fascination with the art of coaching has only grown. As a coach at the Euro School of Tennis, Andrea aims to inspire young athletes to develop their skills, cultivate a love for the game, and understand the importance of hard work and perseverance.

Coach Julie is currently completing her final year at San Jose State University, where they are working toward a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology. Passionate about sports and physical activity from a young age, Coach Julie developed a particular love for soccer. This passion translated into years of playing, including a varsity position achieved in their junior year of high school.

With a strong commitment to fostering a fun and engaging environment, Coach Julie brings creativity and dedication to their coaching approach. Their focus lies in teaching essential fundamentals through innovative methods, ensuring each session is both enjoyable and beneficial. Julie emphasizes the development of motor skills and strategic tactics, making soccer an exciting and rewarding experience for all students.

Coach Tiffany Doan is currently a third-year engineering student at Santa Clara University, bringing both academic dedication and a strong tennis background to her coaching. Growing up playing tennis with her siblings, she went on to play varsity all four years of high school. During this time, Tiffany was a two-time NYSPHSAA Section V, A1 Sectional Finalist and claimed the Sectional Champion title in 2020.

With experience teaching in classrooms for students of all ages and offering private coaching, Coach Tiffany now seeks to share her lifelong love of tennis. She is dedicated to teaching essential fundamentals and helping students build a strong mental game. Her approach emphasizes technical skill development in a fun, engaging environment that inspires passion for the sport.

Sophia Doty began her journey with dance at age 8 and discovered yoga at 15, when a high school yoga teacher introduced her to the transformative connection between mind, body, and movement. Inspired, she committed to exploring the deep integration of breath, body, and movement—a philosophy that influences every aspect of her life.

In 2021, Sophia completed her 200-hour yoga certification with the School Yoga Institute in Peru. Since then, she has continued her studies in Bali and teaches yoga across studios in the Bay Area. Known for her kind, expansive, and joyful teaching style, Sophia is passionate about guiding others in yoga, movement, and spirituality, creating a welcoming and inspiring space for her students.

Coach Lucas Nguyen’s passion for soccer began early—he picked up the game at age six, and it quickly became a staple of his athletic journey through high school and beyond. Even after graduation, he remained an active participant in local soccer events. Alongside soccer, Coach Lucas developed a keen interest in tennis, dedicating time to refining his technique and deepening his understanding of the sport’s rules and strategies. His journey eventually led him to an after-school tennis program, where he discovered a drive to share his skills and knowledge with young athletes. Whether coaching soccer or tennis, Coach Lucas aims to foster skill development, competitive edge, and most importantly, a genuine love for the game among his students.