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The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) is the governing body of college tennis and a coaches association, both an advocate and an authority for the sport and its members.
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ITA Coaches Corner - The Complexities of Coaching & Parenting (opens the original)
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Listen as Gabrielle Moore (Indiana) and Ronni Bernstein (Michigan) join ITA Director of Coach Education, Lauren Conching, on this special ITAW Coaches Corner Podcast.
ITA College Coaches Podcast: Beyond Your Own Program with Danny Westerman (opens the original)
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Danny Westerman has spent nearly two decades leading the University of Wisconsin men’s tennis program and has also played an important role in shaping the broader college tennis landscape as Chair of the NCAA Division I Tennis Operating Committee. In this conversation, Dave and Danny discuss how decision-making works in college tennis, the major issues facing Division I athletics, and why coaches should serve something larger than their own programs. Danny also reflects on his evolution as a coa
ITA Coaches Podcast: From the Archives - Simon Earnshaw, NC State University (opens the original)
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In this episode, we take you back to December 2022, to a conversation between Dave and Simon Earnshaw, Head Women’s Coach at NC State, where they discuss the philosophy that has guided his remarkable career, how he continues to adjust his approach to success, and much more. Simon is entering his 13th season at NC State, with 10 consecutive NCAA Championship appearances, three ACC Women’s Coach of the Year awards and the program’s first NCAA Final Four and National Championship match appearances.
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