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Amanda Muliawan
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CourtSense proudly welcomes out new star player, Amanda Muliawan! Amanda joined our CourtSense family in June of 2011, and brings a long list of achievements with her...A stellar student, national honors society member, volunteer and tremendous tennis player, she will add so much to our program.
Currently ranked #56 in the USTA 18 and under and 25 in her recruiting class, she has been a force on the tennis courts from a young age...Some of her most recent achievements include.
Winner-Regional G18s Singles Tournament
Dayton, Ohio (vs. Jasmine Minor)
Semi-Finalist USTA National Open G18s Singles
Nov 2010 Latham, NY
Third Place Labor Day Open (L3 national) G18s
Aug 2010 Glen Cove, NY
Winner USTA National Open G16s Single & Doubles
July 09 Wall, NJ (vs. Spencer Liang)
We are proud to welcome Amanda to our program, and look forward to helping guide her toward all of her future goals!
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Christina McHale
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"I thought she played really well. She has a great amount of talent for the future." – Maria Sharapova |
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Christina Mchale : Click to play video
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Christina worked with CourtSense from 2006 through October, 2010. We're very proud of the fact that at the end of 2010, she achieved a WTA ranking of #106, which made her the highest ranked player for her age or younger in the world. At the young age of 18 she had some very impressive results, including wins over Melanie Oudin, Victoria Azarenka, and Nadia Petrova. We wish her luck in her future endeavors.
Christina was the youngest girl in 2006 to receive a Wild Card invitation to the Junior US Open after winning the 18’s National Clay Court Championship. She won a Wild Card tournament and received an invitation to play in the 2009 Australian Open Singles tournament. After that match, she went on to win the Junior Australian Open Doubles title. The same year, she won the 18's National Hard Court Championship title, earning her a Wild Card into the 2009 US Open.
At the US Open, she handily won her first match against the 81st-ranked player in the world 6-3, 6-1. This earned her the tremendous opportunity to play Maria Sharapova in a featured night match in Ashe Stadium, televised on ESPN during prime time. Her 2009 US Open debut ended that night, but it showed millions of viewers how bright a future this young woman has.
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Katie Goepe
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Katie Goepe : Click to play video
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Since Katie Goepel has been playing USTA events, she has netted the following honors and high rankings:
12-under: #1 national doubles ranking; #4 national individual ranking; and #1 USTA Eastern ranking Selected to participate in Arthur Ashe Kids' Day on Center Court of US Open; US National Open Champion in both singles and doubles. Top-100 national ranking in USTA 18-under; Southern Open Champion, Chapel Hill, NC, summer, 2009; ITF Canadian Open Doubles Champion, Fall, 2009;
National 5-star recruit on Tennis.com;
Katie is currently a junior in high school and does her schooling online through Kaplan Preparatory College. Katie lists Harvard and the University of Virginia as top college choices.
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Valeria Salazar
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Valeria Salazar, a student of Carlos Cano since she was ten, has been training with the CourtSense program full-time since March, 2009. At only fourteen, Valeria has already won many national championships in Mexico: 10, 12, and 14 and under.
After winning the Junior International Tennis Tournament from Central America and Caribbean in 14 and under, she was chosen to be in the ITF/COTECC Central America and Caribbean Team COSAT Circuit 2009. Valeria also participated in the ITF/CAT African and World Team in the European Summer Tour 2009.
As well as being one of CourtSense’s star students, Valeria is now a traveling member of the Telecom Touring Team participating in the ITF 18 and under tournaments.
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CourtSense is working hard to help produce the next generation of Stars!
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