1501 Glorietta Blvd, Coronado, CA 92118
(619) 522-2650
Mon-Sun: 8 AM - 8 PM
Customer Service Center
(Pro-Shop and Front Desk)
Matt Hanlin
(Impact Activities President)
Matt is a lifelong tennis player and enthusiast. His passion for tennis has remained strong since spending 7 years as a junior player at the prestigious Bollettieri Tennis Academy. He was a regular practice partner to Venus and Serena Williams, Monica Seles, Michael Chang, Tommy Haas and other professionals. Matt achieved All American status at the University of Washington; along with a degree in Marketing and Advertising. As a touring professional, he travelled to more than 40 countries and became a top 400 ATP singles player. As a USPTA Elite credentialed professional, he has coached, supervised and managed programs (youth and adult) in some of the country’s finest private and public venues. Matt is excited to help build a thriving tennis center that the community will be proud of.
Matt is a lifelong tennis player and enthusiast. His passion for tennis has remained strong since spending 7 years as a junior player at the prestigious Bollettieri Tennis Academy. He was a regular practice partner to Venus and Serena Williams, Monica Seles, Michael Chang, Tommy Haas and other professionals. Matt achieved All American status at the University of Washington; along with a degree in Marketing and Advertising. As a touring professional, he travelled to more than 40 countries and became a top 400 ATP singles player. As a USPTA Elite credentialed professional, he has coached, supervised and managed programs (youth and adult) in some of the country’s finest private and public venues. Matt is excited to help build a thriving tennis center that the community will be proud of.
Joel Myers
(Tennis Director)
An Australian from Melbourne, I honed my skills at various tennis facilities and international tennis academies around the world. I spent considerable time training at Melbourne Park, Cash-Hopper tennis academy, IMG Academy and Harry Hopman tennis academy as well as learning the game personally from many of the great players and coaches of our sport.
I competed both nationally and internationally as a junior but had some major injury setbacks throughout my development. In 2007 after 12 months out of the game with a major shoulder injury I accepted scholarship to San Diego’s PLNU collegiate tennis team. I had a successful college career, consistently ranked in the top 10 NAIA and completed my degree in psychology in 2012.
I started full time coaching the same year and became the tennis director of both the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego and the Sheraton Hotel & Marina San Diego. I was awarded “Elite professional” status by the United States Professional Tennis Association in 2012 and began coaching at the Coronado Tennis Centre where I spend the majority of my time working with players of all levels today.
An Australian from Melbourne, I honed my skills at various tennis facilities and international tennis academies around the world. I spent considerable time training at Melbourne Park, Cash-Hopper tennis academy, IMG Academy and Harry Hopman tennis academy as well as learning the game personally from many of the great players and coaches of our sport.
I competed both nationally and internationally as a junior but had some major injury setbacks throughout my development. In 2007 after 12 months out of the game with a major shoulder injury I accepted scholarship to San Diego’s PLNU collegiate tennis team. I had a successful college career, consistently ranked in the top 10 NAIA and completed my degree in psychology in 2012.
I started full time coaching the same year and became the tennis director of both the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego and the Sheraton Hotel & Marina San Diego. I was awarded “Elite professional” status by the United States Professional Tennis Association in 2012 and began coaching at the Coronado Tennis Centre where I spend the majority of my time working with players of all levels today.
Samantha Nelson
(Administrator)
Moises Orozco
(Pro Shop Manager)
Moises Orozco has been the primary onsite operator for the Coronado Tennis Center Pro Shop for over the past 7 years. During this time, Moises has developed an unmatched relationship with the Coronado tennis community. This is a result of his commitment to personal attention to his customers, their preferences and needs, purchasing of equipment, supplies, apparel, maintenance, and stringing services. His recommendations are sought after by local and countywide tennis communities.
Stringing is a paramount function of the pro-shop business. Moises received his training from members of the Yonex International Stringing Team - the official stringers of the Australian Open while a member of the pro shop at Seaside Rackets in Cardiff, CA. His abilities have made him the preferred provider for Coronado Tennis Association members, Coronado High School Boys and Girls tennis teams, tournament players and the community at large.
Moises has developed vendor and professional relationships with many important merchandising groups in the tennis industry. He often attends new product release events to gain knowledge of the latest trends in tennis equipment. This allows Moises to offer the best recommendation possible to his customers. As a member of the Coronado Tennis Association, United States Tennis Association, and involvement in groups like the San Diego District Tennis Association, he is poised to continue dedicating his professional efforts to ensuring that the Coronado tennis community remains vibrant, fun, and rewarding for both Coronado residents and tourists alike.
Moises Orozco has been the primary onsite operator for the Coronado Tennis Center Pro Shop for over the past 7 years. During this time, Moises has developed an unmatched relationship with the Coronado tennis community. This is a result of his commitment to personal attention to his customers, their preferences and needs, purchasing of equipment, supplies, apparel, maintenance, and stringing services. His recommendations are sought after by local and countywide tennis communities.
Stringing is a paramount function of the pro-shop business. Moises received his training from members of the Yonex International Stringing Team - the official stringers of the Australian Open while a member of the pro shop at Seaside Rackets in Cardiff, CA. His abilities have made him the preferred provider for Coronado Tennis Association members, Coronado High School Boys and Girls tennis teams, tournament players and the community at large.
Moises has developed vendor and professional relationships with many important merchandising groups in the tennis industry. He often attends new product release events to gain knowledge of the latest trends in tennis equipment. This allows Moises to offer the best recommendation possible to his customers. As a member of the Coronado Tennis Association, United States Tennis Association, and involvement in groups like the San Diego District Tennis Association, he is poised to continue dedicating his professional efforts to ensuring that the Coronado tennis community remains vibrant, fun, and rewarding for both Coronado residents and tourists alike.
Dean Stavri
(Tennis Professional)
Bryan Conway
(Tennis Professional)
Angelica Gavaldon
(Tennis Professional)
First started playing at the age of 6. Three years later she played in her first international tournament in Caracas, Venezuela winning the doubles title with Monica Seles and finishing second in singles in the 10 and under.
By Age fourteen she was ranked No. 1 in Southern California and no. 3 nationally in the 16 and under, as well as no. 1 in Mexico where she lived for twelve years before moving to California to further her career growth, She played her first professional tournament at 14 defeating a top 80 player in the world. At 16 she reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open defeating Hana Mandlikova and Gigi Fernandez.
Angelica was nominated most impressive newcomer along with Jennifer Capriati and Magdalena Maleeva. At 16 she was ranked top 40 in the world. She reached a career high of 30 reaching once again the quarterfinals of the Australian Open.
Won WTA tournament Tashkent Ubekistan
Semifinalist WTA tournament Oklahoma
Quarterfinalist WTa tournament Brisbane
3rd round US Open
3rd Round Wimbledon, 1990 and 1994
Career wins over, Jana NOVOTNA #3 in the world
Steffi Graf #1 in the world
Amanda Coetzer #4 in the world
Iva Majoli, Hana Mandlikova, Helena Sukova, Anke Huber.
Played numerous exhibitions against Pete Sampras, Gabriela Sabatini, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario Conchita Martinez. Reached the third round at Wimbledon twice and US OPEN. She also played Roland Garros. Angelica became the best female tennis player of Mexican history and represented Mexico in the Barcelona and Atlanta Olympics. She is currently coaching in Coronado. WON coach of the year 2014 in San Diego California.
Coaches top players in California
Two time federation Cup captain for Mexico .2016 named Mexican women's director to lead female tennis players
First started playing at the age of 6. Three years later she played in her first international tournament in Caracas, Venezuela winning the doubles title with Monica Seles and finishing second in singles in the 10 and under.
By Age fourteen she was ranked No. 1 in Southern California and no. 3 nationally in the 16 and under, as well as no. 1 in Mexico where she lived for twelve years before moving to California to further her career growth, She played her first professional tournament at 14 defeating a top 80 player in the world. At 16 she reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open defeating Hana Mandlikova and Gigi Fernandez.
Angelica was nominated most impressive newcomer along with Jennifer Capriati and Magdalena Maleeva. At 16 she was ranked top 40 in the world. She reached a career high of 30 reaching once again the quarterfinals of the Australian Open.
Won WTA tournament Tashkent Ubekistan
Semifinalist WTA tournament Oklahoma
Quarterfinalist WTa tournament Brisbane
3rd round US Open
3rd Round Wimbledon, 1990 and 1994
Career wins over, Jana NOVOTNA #3 in the world
Steffi Graf #1 in the world
Amanda Coetzer #4 in the world
Iva Majoli, Hana Mandlikova, Helena Sukova, Anke Huber.
Played numerous exhibitions against Pete Sampras, Gabriela Sabatini, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario Conchita Martinez. Reached the third round at Wimbledon twice and US OPEN. She also played Roland Garros. Angelica became the best female tennis player of Mexican history and represented Mexico in the Barcelona and Atlanta Olympics. She is currently coaching in Coronado. WON coach of the year 2014 in San Diego California.
Coaches top players in California
Two time federation Cup captain for Mexico .2016 named Mexican women's director to lead female tennis players
Emmanuel Mensah
(Tennis Professional)
Phil Hopkins
(Tennis Professional)
Laila Romero
(Tennis Professional)
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