Event Information
A fantastic professional development opportunity for coaches to learn from world-class speakers and industry experts in a range of topics.
The Power of Play
Get ready to elevate your coaching game with the 2025 Virtual Grand Slam Coaches’ Conference! where this year’s theme, “The Power of Play,” highlights the essential role of play in enhancing performance, fostering creativity, and developing well-rounded athletes.
This premier event brings together 42 world-class speakers covering 7 key categories:
- Modified Tennis
- Talent
- Performance
- Sport Science, Strength and Conditioning
- Business Development
- Complementary Formats
- Parent Education
Running throughout the Australian Open, this conference is your all-access pass to insights from the brightest minds in tennis, all designed to help you and your players thrive. And the best part? As a Coach Member of Tennis Australia, your enrolment is completely FREE—a $299 value included as an exclusive member benefit!
Join us as we dive deep into the latest research, cutting-edge strategies, and innovative training methods in tennis. With year-long access, you’ll have the flexibility to watch these sessions anywhere, anytime, giving you the power to revisit sessions and apply new insights at your own pace.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the best and bring the most advanced knowledge back to your players and club!
Event Inclusions
This years event will include:
- Over fifty presentations
- Presentations released weekly
- Access to all of the presentations from the Virtual Grand Slam Coaches Conference 2022, 2023 & 2024
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Event Schedule
The Virtual Grand Slam Coaches’ Conference full event schedule is available below.
Speakers
Nina Nittinger
Coach Education Swiss Tennis
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Nina was a professional tennis player before she gained her Masters in Sports Management and a degree in sports psychology. She also holds the highest tennis and physical conditioning certificate in Germany and Switzerland. Nina is based in Switzerland where she is running her own company, and she is working in the coaches’ education for Swiss Tennis. She is also a licensed Kids Tennis Specialist and an Expert for Kids and Juniors at Swiss Tennis. In the last years she has published 13 books and more than 100 articles about tennis, mental training and fitness. She has been a speaker at several national and international coaches’ conferences including the ITF World Coaches Conference.
Mike Barrell
Founder and CEO of evolve9, Executive Director of Tennis at SPORTIME
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Mike Barrell, founder and CEO of evolve9, has over 30 years of experience in tennis coaching and education, specializing in junior tennis development. He has worked in 80+ countries, collaborating with federations like the USTA, Tennis Australia, and the UK’s LTA. Mike authored the ITF Tennis10s manual and is a sought-after speaker at global conferences.
In 2022, Mike became Executive Director of Tennis at SPORTIME Clubs, focusing on program innovation and staff development. Recognized as a PTR Professional of the Year and PTR International Master Professional, Mike remains a leader in creating child-centered tennis programs worldwide.
Emma Wells
Owner of Emma Wells Tennis
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Emma Wells, Head of Coach Education for PTR UK and the first female to hold this international role, has nearly 20 years of experience in the Sports and Leisure industry. As owner of Emma Wells Tennis, she oversees two successful clubs in London with over 700 weekly players and a team of six full-time coaches.
Emma is a seasoned tutor, having collaborated with the LTA on initiatives like Tennis for Kids, and a sought-after international speaker for PTR, USTA, and others. Recognized for her achievements, she has won multiple Surrey Tennis awards and coaches internationally, including for a royal family.
Wayne Elderton
Tennis Director-North Vancouver Tennis centre, PTR International Master Professional
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Acknowledged as one of Canada’s top coaching educators, Wayne has won numerous coaching awards including Canadian Tennis Professionals Association ‘Course Facilitator of the year’ and ‘Tennis Professional of the year.’ He has created large portions of the Canadian certification system educational materials, courses and curriculums. He is a national expert on Game-Based Approach and other modern coaching methodologies. Wayne was 2-time runner-up for Canadian development Coach of the Year nominated out of coaches from every sport.
Simon Wheatley
Director, SWNineteen &
Tennis Coach Educator
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Simon Wheatley is Director of SWNineteen. He is one of the world's most respected and credible Tennis Coaches & Coach Educators. Simon has a degree in Sports Development & Psychology.
He is an LTA Level 5 Master Performance Coach and Tutor. He is the author of 2 bestselling coaching books, 3 coaching qualifications and over 50 Professional Development Courses. He has trained over 10,000 coaches & teachers in over 40 countries. He was formally LTA Performance Coach Education Manager responsible for the Education & Development of over 1000 British Coaches working in Performance Tennis. He is a Davis Cup analyst, and technical consultant to many WTA, ATP and ITF Junior players.
Séverine Tamborero
High-performance coach, speaker, consultant, author and TV analyst
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Séverine Tamborero is a high-performance coach, speaker, consultant, author and TV analyst. Being involved in the tennis world for more than 30 years, she graduated from the National Institute of Coaching in Montreal and holds her Level 4 National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) and has been a TPA member since 2008.
Séverine is a renowned international speaker and is running her Consulting firm Severine Tamborero Performance Coaching. She works with parents, athletes, coaches and federations of different sports. She worked at Tennis Canada as a traveling and National Coach and has the Director of development for U10 and U15 and High-performance clubs. She was Captain of the 2022 U14 girls World Cup Team and for the 2023 Qualifications the 2023 U14 girls' team
Séverine led the National Wheelchair Tennis Team from 2000 to 2009, coached at three Paralympic Games (Sydney in 2000, Athens in 2004 and Beijing in 2008) and numerous World Cups with the Men’s National Team.
Sèverine is also the author of the book “Casser le Moule” and co-author of the book “La performance à quel prix”
Caroline Martin
Associate Professor at the M2S Laboratory of the University of Rennes
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Dr. Caroline Martin is associate professor at the M2S Laboratory of the University of Rennes 2 in France. She has a PhD in Sports Sciences. She is an expert in tennis biomechanics. She has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles and books/book chapters in the field. Since 2013, she worked with more than 200 French and international high-level, wheelchair and rising players to improve serve performance and prevent injuries.
Nicole Pratt
Australian BJK Cup Coach
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Nicole Pratt, a retired professional tennis player from Mackay, Queensland, achieved a career-high singles ranking of World No. 35 in 2002 and represented Australia in the Fed Cup and two Olympic Games. A winner of one WTA singles and nine doubles titles, Nicole retired in 2008 and transitioned to coaching.
As Head Tennis Coach of the Australian Billy Jene Cup Team, Nicole has been instrumental in player development and advancing female participation in tennis. Leading Tennis Australia’s Females in Tennis initiative, she champions pathways for players and coaches, combining her expertise with a commitment to fostering future generations in the sport.
Howard Green
Co-creator of Tennis SuperMovers, Head of Athletic Development at Bolton Arena Academy
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Howard Green is the co-creator of Tennis SuperMovers, a fitness program guiding youth players through their 10-year journey from U8 to U18. As Head of Athletic Development at Bolton Arena Academy since 2009, Howard has trained hundreds of national and international juniors, as well as WTA and ATP professionals like Ana Ivanovic, Heather Watson, and Liam Broady.
A former Royal Marines Commando, Howard holds a BA in Sports Coaching and certifications as a Strength and Conditioning Coach and Tennis Performance Specialist. He passionately shares his holistic athlete development methods worldwide, empowering coaches and athletes alike.
Jamie Fernandez
PhD in Exercise and Sport Sciences and Senior Lecturer at the University of León, Spain
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Dr. Jamie Fernandez holds a PhD in Exercise and Sport Sciences and is a Senior Lecturer at the University of León, Spain. With over 15 years of experience, he has worked as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist for ATP/WTA top-100 players and a consultant for junior and professional tennis athletes. Since 2015, he has been Head of Strength and Conditioning at the International Badminton Technification Center in Oviedo, Spain. Dr. Fernandez has published extensively on strength and conditioning in sports and combines academic expertise with practical experience to optimize athlete performance.
Simon Gale
Senior Director of Racquet Sports Development at the USTA
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Simon Gale, originally from Perth, Australia, is the Senior Director of Racquet Sports Development at the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Florida. He leads a team of 35+ professionals managing 100 courts, 125+ programs, and 350+ annual events.
A multi-award-winning industry leader, Simon’s career highlights include the 2024 PTR “Pro of the Year” and “Allyship Award.” Founder of SG Tennis Consulting and co-host of the Racquet Fuel Podcast, he is certified in PTR, USPTA, and High-Performance Coaching. Simon brings decades of expertise in optimizing operations, leadership, and innovation in racquet sports programming.
Susan Nardi
Vice President & Fun Engineer, LA Tennis, Inc.
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Susan Nardi is a certified tennis professional specializing in innovative programs for juniors aged 10 and under and high-performance players. As founder of Mommy, Daddy, and Me Tennis, she creates dynamic training tools for clubs, including videos and staff development. A former collegiate player, Susan has coached at Virginia Tech, Cal Tech, and the Van der Meer World Training Center. She was the first female head coach of the All-Army Tennis Team and served as tennis director for Achievable Dream in Newport News, VA. Her presentation highlights creative approaches to tennis lessons that inspire engagement and build foundational skills.
Oscar Wegner
Founder of Tennis Teacher
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Oscar Wegner, a pre-open-era tour player and renowned tennis coach, is the creator of Modern Tennis Methodology, a teaching system he began developing in 1968. He founded Oscar Wegner Enterprises, Inc. and Tennis Kids for Life, Inc., a non-profit organization. Additionally, he established the Modern Tennis Methodology Coaches Association, the Oscar Wegner Elite Training Program, and the Oscar Wegner Modern Tennis College. As a USPTA Professional 1—the organization's highest tested rating—Wegner has taught both publicly and privately across the United States. He became a U.S. citizen in 2005 and currently resides and coaches in Clearwater, Florida.
Lars Wahlgren
Former Pro Player
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Lars-Anders Wahlgren, born on August 24, 1966, in Lund, Sweden, is a former professional tennis player and current coach. He turned professional in 1985 and achieved a career-high singles ranking of World No. 66 on January 29, 1990. Wahlgren reached the final of the 1989 Australian Indoor Championships, where he was defeated by Ivan Lendl. In doubles, he attained a peak ranking of World No. 86 on July 31, 1995.
After retiring from professional play, Wahlgren transitioned into coaching. He is a member of the Professional Tennis Coaches Association (PTCA), holding the title of Accredited Master Professional. Wahlgren continues to contribute to the tennis community through coaching and mentorship.
Nick Gale
Director of Racquets at River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas
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Chris is currently the Director of Racquets at River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas, the number 11 Platinum Country Club in the USA. Chris has served as Director of Racquets at multiple private clubs across the USA gathering over 25 years’ experience in this leadership role. Palm Desert Tennis Club in California, Chatham Beach and Tennis Club in Massachusetts, The Dunes Club in Rhode Island and most recently, The Duxbury Yacht Club in Massachusetts, have all experienced Chris’ leadership of their tennis, pickleball and platform tennis programs. In 2022, Chris was the co-founder and is a partner of The Directors Club of America. A club of over 900 industry leaders networking, growing and developing together. Chris also serves as a consultant for clubs nationwide, specializing in staff development and racquets program rejuvenation, and continues to serve as a mentor to multiple professionals in the industry. Chris holds certifications from the PTR, PPR, PPTR and the RSPA.
Marcos del Pilar
Head of Padel Certification for the RSPA
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Marcos del Pilar, known as The Godfather of Padel in the United States, is a visionary leader and pioneer in the sport. As Head of Padel Certification for RSPA, he has certified over 700 professionals in the U.S. and led groundbreaking initiatives, including bringing the Padel World Championship to the U.S. in 2022.
A serial entrepreneur and author of The Secret Code of Padel, Marcos is Co-Founder and former Commissioner of the PRO PADEL LEAGUE and serves as a Padel Consultant for USTA. Recognized as one of the Top 50 Most Influential Persons in the New Padel World, Marcos inspires growth and innovation in racquet sports worldwide.
Michelle Jaggard-Lai
Founder of Jaggard Sports
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Michelle Jaggard-Lai, founder of Jaggard Sports, is a former Grand Slam champion at Wimbledon and the Australian Open, and a member of Australia's Federation Cup Team (now Billie Jean King Cup). With 30 years as a Tennis Australia-certified coach, Michelle has guided players from community pathways to national and international success.
Specializing in mentoring youth aged 8-18, Michelle empowers athletes, coaches, and families to navigate their sporting journey by prioritizing personal development. Her approach focuses on self-leadership and step-by-step improvement plans, enabling players to achieve success both on and off the court.
Clint Fyfe
Managing Director @ TFP Academy
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Clint is a highly experienced sport industry leader with a history of innovation and success. Clint’s skills include:
- Tennis Coaching
- Strength and Conditioning
- Business
- Facility and Event Management
- Conference Speaking
- Architecture
Clint is currently the Director/Owner of TFP Academy, one of Australia’s leading tennis coaching and tennis facility management companies. Additionally, Clint has experience as a:
- Tennis Coach of 10 difference Queensland No.1 ranked players since 2009 and 7 different National Junior Championships since 2004
- Tournament Director for numerous large tournaments, including International (ITF) events; the largest combined open and junior event in Queensland; and State Junior and Open Titles
- Presenter at the 2011 Australian Open Tennis Coaches Conference, 2011 World Teams Challenge Tennis Coaches Workshop, 2011 Tennis Australia Professional Development Workshops, and (Group Leader) 2011 National 10 and Under Talent Development Camp
Frank Giampaolo
Tennis Pro, Author Vice Chair of the USTA/SCTA Coaches Commission
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Frank Giampaolo is an award-winning tennis coach, author, and speaker with over 30 years of experience. He has authored influential works like The Tennis Parent’s Bible and Championship Tennis, used globally by players, parents, and coaches. Founder of The Tennis Parents Workshops, Frank has developed 100+ national champions and numerous NCAA athletes.
A contributor to ITF and PTR publications, Frank is a sought-after speaker at global conferences, including the Australian Grand Slam Coaches Convention. As Vice Chair of the USTA/SCTA Coaches Commission, he continues to advance player development through innovative coaching and parental education strategies.
Lewis Woodham
Co-Founder and Creative Director of W&H Design
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My name is Lewis Woodham, Co-Founder and Creative Director of W&H Design. We are a design business based in Surrey, UK, that works globally with coaches, clubs, governing bodies, charities, and other organisations, helping them improve their brand, connect with and grow their audience, enhance their marketing strategies, and build confidence in digital marketing.
Having been involved with tennis my whole life as a player, coach, volunteer, tennis club director, brand manager and now as a business owner, I deeply understand the challenges faced in grassroots tennis, which is why as a business we aim to empower coaches across the world and give them the confidence to make their brand and digital marketing a real priority for their business.
Philippe Vergeylen
Founder of Universe of Skills
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Philippe is a Belgian physical education teacher, youth tennis coach, and performance conditioning trainer with a passion for developing versatile athletes. His platform provides over 340 innovative video drills to enhance coordination and movement skills across sports. Philippe has coached at local tennis clubs and has been a featured speaker at workshops like Tennis Flanders and Coach the Coaches. Known for integrating diverse exercises to build athletic foundations, Philippe inspires coaches worldwide. He will present at Tennis Australia's Grand Slam Coaches' Conference, sharing his expertise in fostering skill-based athletic development.
Steve Blundell
Head Coach at Melbourne Tennis Concepts
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Steve Blundell is a Tennis Australia Level 3 High-Performance Coach, recognized among Australia’s top coaches. With over 20 years of experience, he has coached players across all levels. As Head Coach at Melbourne Tennis Concepts, Steve emphasizes a comprehensive approach to physical and mental development. He has coached Australian teams in international events and contributes as a speaker at coaching conferences. A finalist for Tennis Victoria’s Coaching Excellence Award, Steve remains dedicated to nurturing talent and advancing player development nationwide.
Dr Nicholas Busuttil
Sport Biomechanist, University Lecturer La Trobe
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Nick is an Applied Sport Biomechanist, University Lecturer and a private Coaching Science Consultant. He has supported athletes across various sports, from youth to elite levels, including highly ranked tennis players from data-driven sports analytics on the WTA and ATP circuits. Nick completed his PhD in coaching science, focusing on biomechanics and skill acquisition for tennis while also working worked as a research assistant and subject tutor with La Trobe University, collaborating with the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees and Australian Defence Force in similar roles. Currently, Nick educates in Biomechanics at Victoria University and previously a Performance Tennis Coach at the Maribyrnong Sports Academy where he was part of the coaching team that won the 2022 Tennis Australia National High School Challenge and placed third in 2023. Nick aims to create a rich learning experience for coaches and athletes, providing a unique experience with contemporary methods for skill acquisition and practices for transferable technique development.
Brendan Moy
Associate Professor in Skill Acquisition within the School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at the Queensland University of Technology
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Brendan Moy is an Associate Professor in Skill Acquisition within the School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at the Queensland University of Technology. Over the last 17 years he has researched the principles of physical activity learning design based on contemporary learning theory. Brendan has applied these principles in his teaching practice at university with the aim of developing preservice teachers as agents of change in physical education. Prior to working at university Brendan taught HPE and coached a variety of sports in Queensland schools for over 20 years.
Peter Karounos
Founder of The Creator’s Hand
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Peter Karounos is a performance strategist, coach, and motivator with over 30 years of experience in business and sports. Founder of The Creator’s Hand, he developed My Success Map™, a framework for achieving personal and professional goals.
Peter has coached business executives and elite athletes across football, tennis, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, combining success psychology and leadership principles. A sought-after speaker, he delivers keynotes on performance, leadership, and self-development. With a focus on creating impactful strategies, Peter empowers individuals and teams to navigate challenges and achieve success in both sport and life.
Natalia Stambulova
Professor Halmstad University
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Professor Emerita Natalia Stambulova, a leading sport and exercise psychologist at Halmstad University, Sweden, has over five decades of experience in the field. Renowned for her groundbreaking research on athletic career transitions, she emphasizes a comprehensive approach to balancing mental health and performance.
Recipient of the Distinguished International Sport Psychologist Award (2021), Natalia’s work has influenced global practices in athlete development. Her research includes navigating transitions from junior to senior levels, providing tools to support athletes in achieving sustainable success. Natalia’s insights offer invaluable guidance for fostering resilience and long-term well-being in the athletic journey.
Shaun Malcolm
Level 4 Coach LTA, MSc in Sport Psychology
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Shaun is a highly respected performance coach in the UK, with extensive experience managing coaching programs from grassroots to international level. As the former Head Coach at Sutton Tennis Academy and the current Surrey U14 Boys County Manager, Shaun has a proven track record of developing successful player pathways, including national champions and finalists.
A former LTA/BTCA Young Coach of the Year, Shaun holds a BSc in Sport Science, an MSc in Sport Psychology, and is currently pursuing a PhD in coaching and skill acquisition. He is passionate about fostering player well-being, skill development, and long-term success.
Simon Rea
Senior Manager of Game Analysis at Tennis Australia
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A New Zealand-born coach, Simon has extensive experience in high-performance tennis, including a previous role as High Performance Director at Tennis New Zealand and coaching Nick Kyrgios. He also received the Coaching Excellence Award at the Newcombe Medal awards. Today, Simon insights into the trends of the modern game through data insights will help you shape today’s tennis
Louise Broadfoot
Senior Integrity Officer at Tennis Australia
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Louise represented Victoria, Queensland and Australia in cricket, being a member of the successful 2005 World Cup team in South Africa. She is a Cricket Australia Level 2 coach, and works with her local club under 15 girls' team. As an Australian Army Reserve officer, she deployed to Afghanistan in 2018, mentoring staff at the Afghan National Army Officer Academy in Kabul. She served in the Victoria Police and Queensland Police Service for a total of 20 years, and in 2021 left the police to join Tennis Australia as a Senior Integrity Officer. As a sports tragic, she thinks that working for Tennis Australia is one of the best jobs going around!
Nick Jacques
Coach Relationship and Education Manager at Tennis Australia
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Nick now resides in Perth Australia. He has worked in Talent identification for both the LTA and A.E.L.T.C(Wimbledon) and currently works for Tennis Australia as the Coach Relationship and Education Manager for WA. Nick operated numerous academies in the UK and has produced multiple national individual and team champions, where many of these players have entered the top 100 ITF junior rankings. Nick is the creator of the “Thinking CAP” philosophy which is designed to develop competence/autonomy and purpose for young children.
Martin Rocca
Coach Education Specialist at Tennis Australia and Co-founder of the TennisAid Association
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Martin, from Buenos Aires, Argentina, is a Coaches Education Specialist at Tennis Australia and co-founder of the TennisAid Association. With coaching experience in the USA and Spain, Martin’s global perspective and innovative approaches make him a sought-after conference speaker.
Together, they explore strategies for building robust player pathways and advancing coaching excellence.
Ian Ketteringham
Tennis Australia Master Club Professional and LTA Performance Tennis Coach
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Ian Ketteringham is a Tennis Australia Master Club Professional and LTA Performance Tennis Coach with over 30 years of experience in Australia and the UK. Recognized for excellence in Talent Development, club coaching, and inclusion, Ian has coached players to national-level success, including junior champions, state league winners, and tournament champions. His deep understanding of competitive tennis complements his role as a senior coach education facilitator and advisor for Tennis Australia. Ian contributes to national program initiatives and pathways, sharing his extensive expertise to support player and coach development across the sport.
Matt Wigham
Tennis Australia Master Club Professional and LTA Level 4 Tennis Coach
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Matt Wigham is a Tennis Australia Master Club Professional and LTA Level 4 Tennis Coach. He also holds a master's degree in psychology. Matt has been a full-time tennis coach for the past 15 years, both in the UK and Australia, working as a private coach, as well as on behalf of the LTA and Tennis Australia delivering workforce development initiatives and coach education. He has also written and developed a number of educational resources for tennis coaches and P.E teachers, and his work has been published by the ITF.
Mitch Hewitt
National Youth Programs Manager, Tennis Australia
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Mitch has worked at Tennis Australia for over 10 years and is currently the National Youth Programs Manager. He coached tennis in the family business for over 35 years, worked as the Club Professional at the American Club in Singapore, and spent time as a Primary and Secondary School Physical Education teacher. Mitch has a PhD in Sport Pedagogy, and has published various journal articles, book chapters and edited books in the area of coaching, teaching, sport and physical activity. He has also presented at various national and international sport coaching and physical activity conferences.
Rob Urquhart
National Youth Programs Specialist at Tennis Australia
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Rob has worked at Tennis Australia for the past 10 years and is currently the National Youth Programs Specialist. He owned and managed a commercial tennis business for over 25 years before joining Tennis Australia. He also has a background in Physical Education, teaching for 15 years in Secondary Schools.
Scott Draper
Head of Performance Coach Development at Tennis Australia
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Scott is the current Head of Performance Coach Development at Tennis Australia. He is a former top 50 tennis player and professional golfer winning on both tours. He brings extensive and diverse experience working across multiple sectors (including high-performance sport) delivering leadership, organisational development and executive coaching. His coaching experience is vast, extending from high-performance coaching in sport (Tennis e.g. Ash Barty and Lleyton Hewitt, through to working with countless leaders across multiple sectors.
Ardian Fazliu
National Adult Programs Manager at Tennis Australia
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Ardian is a Club Professional qualified coach with over 15 years’ experience developing engaging player experiences across participation and talent development. Ardian has worked closely with coaches across Australia to develop and strengthen the connections from the school to club environment, and now utilises those experiences to create engagement and retention strategies through national programs as the Adult Programs
Kylie Moulds
Women and Girls Coordinator – Tennis Australia
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Kylie Moulds is a former professional tennis player turned coach and mentor, dedicated to advancing women's participation in tennis. She has held roles with Tennis Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport and is completing a PhD at the University of Sydney on coaching motivation and athlete well-being.
Kylie collaborates with Tennis Australia to support the Women and Girls Strategy, focusing on empowering female coaches and players. Drawing on decades of experience, her presentation explores action learning strategies to address complex challenges in tennis, providing practical insights for enhancing coaching effectiveness and athlete development.
Zara Cavalot
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Lead at Tennis West (Perth)
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Zara Cavalot is the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Lead at Tennis West (Perth), passionate about amplifying voices within the culturally diverse and racially marginalised communities. Zara is committed to ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate, excel, and feel a sense of belonging in sport. Zara brought together coach director Eddy Kong, coach and state league player Charleen Tiwari, and Edmund Rice Centre coach and youth mentor Lueth Dengdit to discuss strategies and stories on multicultural sport delivery.
Please note that these speakers may be subject to change.