RUSH COPLEY TENNIS SOFTWARE

+ Proficient with technology, Microsoft Office as well as social media + Experience with Pickleball or Tennis preferred as well as tournament organization + High school diploma required, Bachelors preferred

RUSH COPLEY TENNIS SOFTWARE

Assists with special events and tournaments, inputs current programming and pricing information into Club Automation software and assures accuracy. Responsible for providing content for social media, digital communications, department promotions as well as responsible for department administrative needs. Serves as a liaison between Tennis Manager and members, guests and staff as it relates to the Tennis and Pickleball programs. Most recently, he served as Junior Tennis Coordinator for the Rush-Copley Healthplex, in Aurora and as Director of Junior Development at the South Barrington Tennis Club.īarrett and his wife Mandy, formely Mandy Alaks, reside in Cornelius.At Rush-Copley Medical Center in Aurora, Illinois, United States The Blue Demons won 14 dual matches, with five of those wins coming over nationally-ranked teams.Ī graduate of the University of Illinois-Chicago, Barrett was involved in junior tennis in the Chicago suburbs for nearly a decade. During his five-year tenure at Bradley, the Braves finished higher in the regular-season standings than any team since 1989.īefore his head coaching duties at Bradley, Barrett was an assistant coach at DePaul during the 1999-2000 campaign, where he helped guide the Blue Demons from a ranking of 125th nationally to as high as 48th in a season termed as the most successful in school history. 1 singles all-conference player in 2004.īarrett also coached a winner of Bradley’s highest athletic honor, the Watonga Award. He coached an MVC Freshman of the Year in 2003 and had the MVC’s No. The four MVC victories were a school-record since round-robin regular-season play began in the mid-’90s. Then in the spring of 2004, the Braves went 10-10 overall with a 4-4 mark in MVC play. Barrett guided the Braves to a 3-5 conference mark in the spring of 2003 and a ranking of 13th in the final Central Region ITA Poll.

The 20 spring seasons were two of the most successful in Bradley’s history. In all, seven players earned MVC Scholar-Athlete recognition in 2006. 1 doubles crown, while another secured his fourth all-conference recognition and earned his third MVC Scholar-Athlete honor. Two of his players became the school’s first MVC individual tournament champions, claiming the No. The Braves finished with an overall record of 7-13 and 2-5 in the MVC. In 2006, Barrett led the Braves to their first MVC Tournament semifinal birth since 1993 after garnering the program’s first main-draw victory in the conference meet in the dual-format era. A former assistant coach at DePaul and Illinois-Chicago, Barrett inherited the Braves' program that had won just one conference match in 33 tries before his arrival and helped build them into a competitive team in the Missouri Valley Conference.

He also guided the Wildcats into the quarterfinals of the SoCon tournament.īarrett came to Davidson by way of Bradley University in Peoria, Ill., where he was the head coach of the Bradley Braves men’s tennis team for five years. In Barrett's first season, he led the Wildcats to an 8-16 overall mark his first season and a 2-7 SoCon record. Drew Barrett beings his second season at the helm of men’s tennis program.

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