Team Euro

Alex is a certified tennis professional who has more than 10 years of coaching experience on both ends of the Atlantic Ocean. He is a Kinesiology graduate from the National Sports Academy located in the European Union, where he earned his Physical Education and Tennis Teaching Credentials. Coach Alex believes in hard work and consistent progress on tennis and personal level. He combines his academic knowledge with his coaching practice to give every student a solid foundation upon which to further improve.

Coach Wilson Rodrillo started tennis late at the age of 17. Played in tournaments in LA a year after and fell in love with the game because of the mental toughness that is needed playing the game.His goal as a coach is not just to teach but show how the game of tennis can reflect the day to day lives of kids and adults through practice and the mental toughness that tennis forces one to have! There’s always room for improvement.

Coach Elyes was raised in the Bay area, and he’s been on the court since he was ten years old! He loves the sport and believes it’s a lot like chess, sometimes referring to tennis as “chess of the hands and feet.” Coach Elyes uses that analogy in his core philosophy of the game with a deep belief that tennis ultimately requires your brain to win those matches even when your body is struggling. He attended UCSC and played for the Banana Slugs. He’s also played for a number of other competitive tennis programs. While he’s an expert doubles player, he offers great tips and helps doubles and singles players alike.

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 Seungwoo’s knowledge of tennis began at an early age. Influenced by his father who loved the sport of tennis, Coach Seungwoo began playing at his father’s urging in middle school. As his game improved, he became more interested in tennis than ever, and worked hard to play for his high school team. Today, Coach Seungwoo is excited to work with Euro School of Tennis to help build younger players’ skillsets and ensure they get many of the same opportunities he did on the court.

Instructor Rojales has been in love with dance seemingly forever. She began taking different styles of dance classes when she was just seven, and over the years, she’s worked with hip hop, hula, Tahitian, ballet, contemporary, and heel styles in classes and recitals. While the pandemic slowed her dance work, she’s back on the floor, working to share her passion with younger dancers. She loves sharing the impact dance has on her own confidence with young dancers, and she hopes to help her students realize that dance is the powerful outlet many kids need today.

Meet Coach Ojas! He’s a tennis enthusiast who fell in love with the game when he was just a kid. Since the age of 6, he’s been playing tennis and hasn’t stopped since! Now, as a senior at Irvington High School, Ojas is a key player on the varsity team, where he competes to help his team win.
But Coach Ojas isn’t just about winning; he wants his students to have a blast on the tennis court. He thinks it’s essential for any player to enjoy the game, especially younger players. Coach Ojas also believes in offering consistent, quality instruction for students that helps them practice key skills regularly.
Knowing that hard work is crucial in tennis, Coach Ojas makes sure his students give their best in every class. It’s not just about learning skills; it’s about putting in maximum effort and having fun at the same time. At Euro School of Tennis, Ojas is the go-to person for spreading the love of tennis and teaching everyone how to be awesome on the court!