Welcome to John Hattersley, the new Head Tennis Pro at Picacho Hills Country Club
John is a Lawn Tennis Association (LTA)-certified coach and player with over four decades of experience. Prior to coming to New Mexico, John was the director of high performance at Marcus Lewis Tennis Center in Boston, Massachusetts where he provided specialized individual and group instruction for dedicated players of all ages. During this time, his players won 185 titles at USTA-sanctioned tournaments with three players competing at the Easter Bowl Nationals in the U12s, U14s and U16s.
John is excited to meet and work with like-minded juniors and adults here in the southern New Mexico region. His teaching schedule includes private, semi-private lessons, group clinics and cardio. You can reach out directly to John at hattersleyhpt@gmail.com. The future of tennis in Southern New Mexico is looking bright and we are excited to have John be a part of growing tennis in our community. For a complete bio, click on the link below.
Tournament Director Training – Picacho Hills Country Club, September 25, 2021
The USTA has introduced a new tournament software program, Serve Tennis. If you are a tournament director or have an interest in being a tournament director in the future, this is a must, hands-on training. Nicole Fintell, Junior Player Development Manager, USTA Southwest Section, will be leading the training. The training will include filling out a sanction form, setting up the tournament, scoring, how to contact players and much more. The training will take place at the Picacho Hills Country Club, September 25 from 10:30 to approximately 1:30. Bring your laptop or tablet! Sign-up with Jamie Borsodi at Jamie.borsodi@gmail.com.
Wanted: Hot Springs High School Tennis coach
Hot Springs High School tennis was recently sanctioned by the NMAA. If you or someone you know is interested in coaching the Hot Springs High School tennis team, please contact Dr. Channell Segura, Superintendent Truth or Consequences Municipal Schools at csegura@torcschools.net. They are really excited to be starting a tennis program at the high school.
