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VillagerVolume 9, Number 2AUGUST 15, 2013

Sports Core terminates contract withtennis program management provider

Members of Kohler’s SportsCore Health & Racquet Club re-ceived a letter in August frommanager Jason Keller notifyingthem of the club’s difficult deci-sion to terminate its contract withPeter Burwash International (PBI),which has provided tennis man-agement services to the SportsCore since 1986. With the termina-tion of the contract with PBI, cur-rent tennis professionals KipKoross and Art Santos will nolonger be on staff at Sports Core.

As of September 7, 2013 SportsCore will assume direct manage-ment of its tennis program withconsultation provided by PrecisionClub Management, a branch ofCollege Park Athletic Club(CPAC), which was founded in1977 in Deerfield, Illinois.

CPAC, one of the largest tennisprograms in the country, has a net-work of ten clubs across the Mid-west in Illinois, Wisconsin, andIndiana and hosts more than 50tournaments each year, includingtop level junior tournaments. It has

produced top player like AndreaYaeger (#2 WTA ranking) andBrendan Evans (#1 junior worldranking) and continues to be aplace where current pros both trainand work.

“Art and Kip have spent count-less hours teaching our membersabout the game of tennis. Theirpassion and love of the game havenot wavered in the combined 45years they have served Sports Coremembers and guests,” said Keller.“Because of these outstanding gen-tlemen, the decision to terminateour management agreement withPeter Burwash is one of the mostdifficult ones we have ever had tomake, however, with the majorityof our tennis revenue going di-rectly to PBI, we are limited in thedegree to which we can grow thegame - and subsequently our busi-ness. While we look forward to thefuture of tennis at Sports Core, weare grateful for Art’s and Kip’scontributions and will miss themdearly”

Art Santos is a graduate of the

University of Hawaii at Hilo,where he obtained a B.A. in Lib-eral Studies and Teaching Certifi-cation in Elementary Education.He was the Hawaii State Colle-giate Champion in singles and

doubles, and wasvoted Athlete of theYear, holding thenumber one rankingin men's singles inHawaii for fiveyears. Through PBI,

Santos has managed tennis pro-grams in Hong Kong, Malaysia,China, the United Arab Emirates,Sultanate of Oman, Italy, Austria,Germany, Switzerland, St. Kitts,St. Maarten, Nevis and in theUnited States. Art also participatesin the Peter Burwash InternationalTennis Show, sometimes referredto as the “Harlem Globetrotters ofTennis,” performing in 95 coun-tries.

Boniface (Kip) Koross, who wasborn and raised in Kenya, beganhis tennis career in Kenya and firstcame to the United States on a ten-

nis scholarship at MidwesternState University inTexas. There heplayed the numberone position on hiscollege team and re-ceived a B.S. in biol-ogy. He was alsoselected to represent his country atthe World University Games inMexico, and after graduation,played competitively on the U.S.Penn Circuit before joining PBI.

Through PBI, Koross has taughtor coached junior teams in China,India, Hawaii, Austria, Germanyand Spain, and is able to teach ten-nis in English, German, Spanishand Swahili. He has been a long-time resident of Kohler with hiswife, Toni, and two sons Aidan andEvan. Aidan currently plays tennisfor the University of Dayton, andhas competed in USTA Men’s ProCircuit tournaments.

The following is a summary ofthe incoming tennis programthrough Precision Club Manage-ment’s consultation: 

Brian Wu- Tennis ManagementConsultant (Precision ClubManagement)

Brian is co-founder of PrecisionClub Management, a leading ten-nis club management and consult-ing company in the nation. Brianoversees the operations of CollegePark Athletic Club East, CollegePark Athletic Club West, and For-est City Tennis Center, all of whichare owned/managed by PrecisionClub Management. As the flag-ship club, CPAC employs over 50tennis instructors and personaltrainers. Among its 2000 membersare 1700 tennis players, includinga junior program of 1200 tennisplayers. Brian also serves on theBoard of the Chicagoland IndoorTennis Association, as well as theTennis Center at Sandpoint, Seat-tle's first Public Indoor TennisCenter.

In addition to running the day-to-day management and consultingoperations at Precision, Brian alsocontinues to teach 10-12 hours of

Sheboygan Lutheran-Kohler CentralLakeshore Conference Champion’s

By Suzanne Fink The Sheboygan LutheranKohler Varsity Baseball teamwrapped up the CentralLakeshore Conference titleJuly 3rd with an 11-1 win overElkhart Lake. "Winning ourconference is always a priorityfor us," said head coach TimMuth. "A regular seasonchampionship identifies theteam that played the best base-ball from late May until now.Although we hit a few bumpsin the road, to finish 13-5 inconference play, we are proudof what we accomplished thisseason. The CLC has strongteams, talented ball playersand excellent coaches and towin is quite an honor.” The Crusaders hit .333 as ateam, living up to expecta-tions at the plate. The big hit-ters-Nate Tures, Calvin

Stefanczyk and Noah Finkemerged with the bat and setthe stage for others aroundthem like Phil Case, Paul Vi-cente and Charlie Tobin tomake noise offensively. Ondefense, Bauer, Case andTures consistently made theroutine plays in the infieldwhile Tobin, Wickert and Vi-cente executed the fundamen-tals in the outfield making foreasy outs and wins. Thepitcher/catcher duo of Ste-fanczyk-Fink was a hugepiece of Lutheran-Kohler’ssuccess this year. Stefanczykhad 7 wins and 1 loss in con-ference play. With all but onereturning Senior from thisyear’s starting line-up, youcan expect great things fornext year’s team. Congratula-tions boys! Several players were named

to this year’s All-CentralLakeshore Conference Roster.The First Team line-up in-cluded pitcher Calvin Ste-fanczyk (junior); catcherNoah Fink (sophomore); in-fielder Nate Tures (senior).Second Team nominationswent to outfielder Paul Vi-cente (junior); and infielderPhil Case (junior). HonorableMention: outfielder CharlieTobin (sophomore); and in-fielder Jacob Muth (sopho-more). Three players were alsonamed to the Wisconsin Base-ball Coaches Association All-State roster. CalvinStefanczyk and Noah Finkearned Honorable Mentionand Nate Tures was named tothe First-team All-State Aca-demic roster with a GPA of3.75 or better.

Photo courtesy of David Jablonski Front from left: Jacob Berg, Jacob Muth, Charlie Tobin, Phil Case, Michael Chorowicz, Josh Pingel,Justin Landgraf. Back: Coach Tim Muth, Paul Vicente, Brian Kronstedt, Calvin Stefanczyk, NoahFink, Jacob Wickert, Nate Tures, Eric Bauer, Coach Drew Powers

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Fall Folliesan Annual“Fun”raiserto be heldOctober 11

The Kohler School Foundation isexcited to invite the entire commu-nity on Friday, October 11, 2013 toFall Follies. This year’s “Diamondsand Denim” themed evening is de-signed for casual elegance with fan-tastic live entertainment and a silentand live auction benefitting the stu-dents at Kohler Schools. Last year’sFall Follies saw its best attendanceyet with well over 300 guests. Thisyear, with the cooperation of corpo-rate sponsors and community, theFoundation expects an overwhelm-ing turnout. Hosted at the AmericanClub, the live sounds of the EddieButts Band will entertain with musi-cal talent that spans several genres.

The annual fundraiser, in its sev-enth year, has grown each year tohelp raise funds beyond the annualbudget of the school. In the past yearalone, the Kohler School Founda-tion’s Annual Fund has been able toprovide funding for two completemobile laptop labs, overhead projec-tion units and additional SmartBoard technology for faculty, highschool advisory team building eventsincluding experiential leadershiptraining for Senior students, andbusiness training through JuniorAchievement to its Milwaukee facil-ities where elementary and middleschool students learn how businessesfunction in a real-world setting. Allof these initiatives were made possi-ble from the generosity of its donorsat the Fall Follies event.

Reserved seating is $37.50 perperson and if desired, friends maygather together to reserve an entiretable of eight. Invitations will be inthe mail shortly, but will also befound in the Kohler School’s districtoffice. Anyone may purchase ticketsor make a donation online by visitingthe website at www.kohlerschool-foundation.org.

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KOHLER POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE& THE SHEBOYGAN FALLS LIONS

By Brad HoffmannThis summer the Kohler Recre-

ation Department added a populartennis program to its lineup ofyouth programs. Ten and UnderTennis, also called “quick start”tennis, and Futures Team Tennisare sponsored and promoted by theUnited States Tennis Association asits preferred method of tennis in-struction for beginning players age12 and under. 10 and Under Tennisdivides beginning players intothree age groups – 6 and under, 7/8,and 9/10. Play takes place on amodified shortened court with alower net and low-compressionballs. All players receive a brandnew age-appropriate racquet andlessons are designed to promotehand-eye coordination, movementand agility, and basic stroke devel-opment. Futures Team Tennis is forplayers 11-12 years old that aretransitioning between the beginnerand intermediate skill levels. Fu-tures players play on a full-sizedcourt but use a “green dot”, orlower compression ball. All Fu-tures players receive a brand newadult-sized racquet. Futures playerscontinue to work on their tech-nique, movement, and tacticsthrough drills and match-play situ-ations. 10 and Under and FuturesTeam Tennis makes the game moreaccessible - and more fun - by al-lowing kids to continue to developtheir game in a fun team atmos-phere. Three 8-day sessions wereoffered this summer and more than90 kids from the area participated.Participants are instructed by areahigh school tennis players who

offer encouragement and tips onimproving on-court skills.

Also back again this year wasUSTA Junior Team Tennis. Theprogram is sponsored by the She-boygan County Tennis Associationand all matches are played at theKohler School courts and theSports Core. JTT is a 6-week, com-

petitive team format tennis league.Players are matched up each weekin singles, doubles, and mixed dou-bles matches. Play is sanctionedthrough the USTA and all matchesare reported to the USTA website.Three levels of play were offered –14’s Intermediate, 18’s Intermedi-ate, and 18’s Advanced. More than

70 kids from Sheboygan, Kohler,Plymouth, Sheboygan Falls, andManitowoc participated in theleague.

Tennis is a sport that gets kidsmoving, improves balance, agilityand hand-eye coordination, andcan teach self-confidence and self-assurance. It’s a lifetime sport that

can be enjoyed by players of allabilities. See you on the courts!!

For more information on localtennis opportunities and USTAprograms, including 10 and UnderTennis, Futures Team Tennis, andJunior Team Tennis, contact BradHoffmann at bjah@charter.net.

Summer Rec. Dept. tennis program wrapup

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The Kohler Blue Bombers fifthand sixth grade boy’s baseballteam placed first in the second an-nual Kyle J. Neurohr MemorialScholarship Baseball Tournamenton Saturday, July 20, 2013. The

team beat the Sheboygan RiverDogs, Sheboygan Falls and Ply-mouth to win the tournament. Kyle Neurohr, the tournament’snamesake, was a 2009 graduate ofSheboygan North High School

who was tragically killed in a caraccident in October of 2010. Thetournament was created by his par-ents to honor Kyle and help sustaina scholarship that has been set upin his name.

Front from left: Coach Mark Hansen, Carter Gebler, Tyler Ruminski, Parker Hansen, Chase Ducharme, Eli Sloan, CoachTom Ducharme. Back: Ben Heinz, Tyler Roeder, Carter Knuth, Joe Conklin, Henry Jacobson, Ben Herold, Trent Stock, P.J.Elmendorf, Lori Neurohr, Scott Neurohr. Not pictured: Matt Jacobson

Halverson makes third straight trip toState

Ryan Halverson, aKohler resident whograduated from She-boygan Falls HighSchool capped off hissenior baseball seasonwith a trip to the statetournament. In the sec-tional semifinal againstTwo Rivers, Halversonwas the starting pitcherfor the Sheboygan Falls Falconsand kept Two Rivers at bay whilethe Falcons cruised to an easy 12-2 win in five innings. Halversongot the win and also score three

runs in the decisive vic-tory. In the champi-onship game against theKewaskum IndiansHalverson was two fortwo at the plate and withan RBI as the Falconsdefeated Kewaskum 3-1to earn their thirdstraight trip to state in atight hard fought con-

test.At the summer sate champi-

onship at Kapco Field at Concor-dia college, the Falcons faced WestBend West, a team that had de-

feated them earlier in the year. TheFalcons got off to a poor startfalling behind 8-1 before a furiousrally in the final two innings madethe score 8-7. Halverson finishedthe year in the on deck circle as thelast out was made with men onsecond and third.

“All in all it was a wonderful sea-son and it marked the first time inschool history that Falls had beento state for baseball three years ina row. Halverson has a lot of won-derful memories we will never for-get,” said Pat Halverson, father ofRyan.

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Kohler 7th/8th gradersend season undefeatedchampions

The Kohler 7th/8th Grade BoysBaseball team finished a very suc-cessful season ending the year un-defeated and champions of theMid-Shore Baseball League. Play-ers on the team were Alex Phillips,Ashton Elmendorf, Ben Maki, BenTengowski, Brady Stefanczyk (not

pictured), Caleb Adams, Jim Con-klin, Josiah Boyd, Lucas Knuth,Luke Silvestri, Matt Childs,Michael Kral, Michael Stock, NickFalconer and Sean Farrell. Theteam was coached by MarcusKnuth, John Elmendorf, Scott Sil-vestri and Steve Boyd.

The Pace Makers, a 3-on-3 bas-ketball team of seventh grade girlsfrom Kohler and the Village ofCleveland took second place at theGus Macker tournament that washeld on August 4 in Sheboygan.

Team members included SamiRenzelmann (Kohler), CeceliaZielke (Kohler), Alyssa Frey

(Kohler) and Marlee Strysick(Cleveland). The girls competed ina total of six games over the twoday tournament, winning four ofthe games, and falling to the firstplace team twice. The team wascoached by Bridgitt and SteveZielke.

Alyssa Frey, Sami Renzelmann, Marlee Strysick, and Cecelia Zielke

Seventh grade girls 3-on-3basketball team takessecond in Gus Macker

The Kohler High School BoysVarsity Soccer team wrapped uptwo-a-day practices with a scrim-mage against soccer alumni onJuly 31st. There were ten formerplayers who came back to playwith the varsity team on their lastday of pre-season practices. “It

was great to see everyone,” saidHead Coach Scott Feltner. “This isa long standing tradition and wehave always had a great turnout. Inthe past five years, eight of ouralumni have gone on to play col-lege soccer. It’s a fantastic oppor-tunity for our current players to

meet and play with guys who havehad so much success in the sportboth in high school and college.”

The alumni represented fourconference championships, sixWIAA Regional championships, aWIAA Sectional Championship,and a state final appearance.

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Grace UCC School Year ScheduleGrace United Church of Christ, 500

School Street, Kohler, announces itsschool year schedule. From Septem-ber 8 through June 1, 2014 the peopleof Grace United Church of Christ willworship at both 8 & 10 a.m. on Sun-days, with a church school programfor children, 4 years of age throughgrade 8 starting at 8:45. Throughoutthe year the Sr. Choir, under the direc-tion of Audrey Braatz, will provide avariety of musical experiences twice amonth, and the Children’s Choir willsing once a month. Both choirs singonly at the 10:00 service. Child careis also available only during the 10:00service following a children’s time in

worship. The public is always wel-come to join the people of GraceUnited Church of Christ during theirservices of worship.Grace UCC is looking for Singers

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#3803 $279,900Meg Trager 207-9228

Shari JensenMike DanielsJim Schermetzler Terri StewartKathy Nonhof Meg TragerBrian Homiston

Village Realty & Development Brokerage, Inc.The Shops at Woodlake Kohler

795B Woodlake RoadKohler, WI 53044

(920) 457-1075 or toll free (800) 351-4371www.v-r-d.com

Fred Stone

AUGUST 15, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM8

The American Club Resorta KOHLER experience

THIS MONTH’S CALENDAR OF EVENTSMini Ice Cream FlightsTuesdays from 2-4pm (through August 31)Craverie Chocolatier CaféEnjoy a special offer on mini ice cream conesand make it a flight of three! Buy 2 get the 3rdfree - $1.50 per Mini Cone.

Exhibit: Wisconsin WoodThrough October 6ARTspace — A Gallery of the John MichaelKohler Arts CenterFrom the utilitarian, but exquisite, bread-boards of Edward Wohl to the sinuous shapesof Richard Judd’s furniture, WISCONSINWOOD features the work of four Wisconsinartists. For more information call 920-452-8602.

Scotch Tasting at Whistling StraitsAugust 15, 20133-5pm

Whistling Straits Irish Pub will host a delightfulafternoon tasting of Scotches presented byWirtz Beverage.Complimentary Event

Try Kendama, Win a Prize!Through August 31, ComplimentaryIntentionsKendama is a traditional Japanese ball-and-cup game that is quickly becoming an obses-sion in the United States. Stop in and qualifyfor a chance to win a $50.00 Intentions GiftCertificate, just for trying Kendama. Win aprize, just for trying. Land the ball in a cup, oron the spike, and win a deluxe prize. Every-one’s a winner! And everyone who plays is el-igible to enter our Grand Prize Drawing for a$50.00 Intentions Gift Certificate. No purchasenecessary. See store for details. 920-457-9543

Ladies Only After HoursAugust 22, 5-7:30pmKaciaWe’ll be open late to celebrate great fall fash-ion! Our ladies night out will begin at 5pmsharp and will go until 7:30pm. We will be in-cluding a 15% discount on all fall apparel*.Bring a friend, and you will save even more,20% off for both people! Enjoy complimentaryrefreshments as well as a night out with thegirls. Open late to make you look great! *saleitems not apply *discounts may not be com-bined. 920-458-9121Vodka TastingAugust 29, 3-5pm, FreeWhistling Straits Irish Pub A delightful afternoon tasting of Vodkas pre-sented by Wirtz Beverage.Kidz Ice Cream Social

August 31, Noon-1:30pm, $3.50The Greenhouse at The American ClubScoops of excitement and sprinkles of fun.

SPORTS CORE SPECIALS AND CLASSESFor more information, pricing details andto register call Sports Core at 920-457-4444.

Studio Practice with Sue Alby: Wednesday,August 28, 6:45-8:45pm

TRX & Fitness Classes: A variety of classesand boot camps available, complete scheduleavailable at Sports Core Reception Desk

Pro Shop at Sports Core: Pro Shop BlowoutSale, through August 18The Pro Shop is celebrating in August with itsBLOWOUT SALE! Shoppers are welcome totake advantage of merchandise savings up to

50%. Sale merchandise will be moved to thelobby for your shopping convenience.

Salon at Sports Core: Enjoy a complimen-tary feather extension with all Back to Schoolhaircuts. Valid the month of August.

YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS ANDCLASSESFor more information, pricing details andto register call Yoga on the Lake at 920-453-2817.

SUP Friday Workshop: August 20, 10:30am-12:30pm, $65

SUP Saturday Workshop: August 17, 9-11,11:30-1pm, 2-4pm, $65

The SUP Dog Days of Summer Tiki Party:Friday, August 23, 5:30-8:30pm, $30

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Food & Wine Experienceline-up uncorked

Main Stage Events include:

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17The Beekman Boys Celebrity BeerLuncheon12:00 - 1:30pmBrent Ridge and Josh Kilmer-Purcellare the founders of Beekman 1802, acompany based around their 60-acrefarm in upstate New York. Embracingthis lifestyle, The Beekman Boysmake their recipes based on threethings: they are delicious, simple tomake, and the ingredients are readilyavailable. Join them for a three-course meal where they will sharestories about their reality show andbeing champions of The AmazingRace. Courses will be paired with de-licious Belgian beers presented byMarc Stroobrandt.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18Stefano Viglietti10amJoin Stefano as he prepares dishes in-spired by his many trips to Italy andfeatured in hisrestaurant Il Ritrovo.

America’s Test KitchenPerfecting Two American ClassicsNoonThere are always great results whenAmerica’s Test Kitchen starts tocook. Join three of the cast membersas they cook and share tips on per-fecting two classic Americanarecipes: Chili and Butterscotch Pud-ding. Audience members will receivesamples prepared by the chefs.Tony MantuanoClassic Roman Pastas2pmChef Tony Mantuano educates on allthings pasta, highlighting a few of hisfavorite Roman pasta dishes.Jacques and Claudine PépinFast Food My Way4pmJacques and Claudine will prepare aselection of beautiful dishes showcas-ing that good food doesn’t have totake a long time. Jacques brings hisdecades of cooking experience andcookbook writingto the stage.Grand Tasting5:30pmFind your new favorite wines during

this tasting served by knowledgeablewine exhibitors at the 13th annualKohler Food & Wine Experienceweekend. When you taste a wine youespecially enjoy, you can purchase abottle on the spot. A selection of thesewines will also be available at Wood-lake Market while supplies last.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19Cat Cora10amCelebrity Chef Cat Cora makes herdebut performance on the KohlerFood & Wine Experience MainStage. An alumnus of Iron ChefAmerica and Around the World in 80Plates, she specializes in Greek andMediterranean cooking styles.Jacques and Claudine PépinBistro ClassicsNoonJoined by his daughter, Claudine,Jacques will feature recipes from hishomeland and preferred style ofcooking. These dishes will be remi-niscent of a classic French bistro!Fabio Viviani2pmFlorence-born, Top Chef: All Starscontestant, restaurateur and host of

Chow Ciao!, the Italian chef FabioViviani will be sharing tips andrecipes from his cookbook Fabio’sItalian Kitchen.Bart Vandaele and MarcStroobrandtStella Artois Cooking and BeerDemonstration4pmBart Vandaele of Belga Café pairs upwith Stella’s beer sommelier to pres-ent Belgian recipes to complement avariety of Belgian beers. The Belgiantradition of culinary invention andimprovisation, combined with a loveof hospitality, has resulted in an inter-est in finding the perfect match be-tween beer and food, a science theycall “Cuisine à la Bière.”Grand Tasting5:30pmFind your new favorite wines duringthis tasting served by knowledgeablewine exhibitors at the 13th annualKohler Food & Wine Experienceweekend. When you taste a wine youespecially enjoy, you can purchase abottle on the spot. A selection of thesewines will also be available at Wood-lake Market while supplies last.

It is time to announce the celebritychef line-up for the 13th AnnualKohler Food & Wine Experience heldon Thursday, October 17 through Sun-day, October 20. This year’s headlinersare Cat Cora, Fabio Viviani, Jacques &Claudine Pepin, Tony Mantuano, StellaArtois Chef Bart Vandaele, The Beek-man Boys, and Christopher Kimballand his team from America's TestKitchen. The weekend event held atvarious locations throughout the Vil-lage brings the best in food, wine andspirits and the top culinary celebritiesand specialists from around the worldfor interactive culinary demonstrations,tastings and happenings for a flavorfulexperience. Tickets are on sale now forthe four-day extravaganza of food andwine. Call (855) 444-2838 for more in-formation. Like us on Facebook andTwitter to get up-to-the-minute eventannouncements. More to uncork soon![w] KohlerFoodandWine.net [f] facebook.com/AmericanClub[t] @TheAmericanClub #KohlerFoodWine

tennis each week. Brian was certi-fied by the USPTA in 2003. Hewas a nationally ranked juniorplayer, Maryland State Championin Doubles (1998) and a four-timeconference champion (CCIW) atWheaton College (IL).

Sean Moran- Head Tennis Professional

Sean was born and raised in theChicagoland area and was a na-tionally ranked junior player inboth singles and doubles (Top 2 inChicago, Top 10 in Midwest, Top100 in US). He was also recipientof Sportsmanship Awards at boththe Midwest and National level.Sean went on to be the #1 player atWestern Illinois University(NCAA Division I). As a coach,Sean worked at several of the top

tennis academies in theChicagoland area, including Col-lege Park Athletic Club, the Lin-colnshire Tennis Club and theForest View Racquet Club. Hecoached many nationally rankedjunior players, which Sean beganworking with from a young age.He was the Junior Davis CupCoach for the Chicago District in2008, and developed many of hisstudents to play Division I collegetennis. Sean also has significantexperience organizing Adult Ten-nis Teams and programs, as well ashosting competitive USTA Tourna-ments that draw top tennis playersfrom around the region.

Andrew Bayliss- Assistant Tennis Professional

Andrew was born and raised in

Sheboygan and has played tennisat Sports Core since his youth.Andrew played high school tennisfor Coach Vorpahl at SheboyganNorth, where he reached thepodium at the State Tournamentthree times, highlighted by a third-place finish in Division-I Singles.Upon graduation, Andrew playedfor one year at Butler Universityand then transferred to UW-White-water. As a Warhawk, Andrew setthe single-season wins record andwon over 150 matches in 3 years,playing both singles and doubles.His team reached the Sweet 16 inthe Division-III NCAA Tourna-ment and finished the 2012 seasonranked 18th - the best finish inschool history. Andrew was a two-time team captain and MVP. In ad-dition to his playing experience,

Andrew is a USPTR certified Ten-nis Instructor who has coachedmost of the top players in the She-boygan area in addition to coach-ing for several years atUW-Whitewater tennis camps.

Kim Evans- Assistant TennisProfessional

Kim has taught tennis for 20years and during that time has de-veloped teaching methods thatstress “fast track results” for indi-viduals looking for immediate im-provement in the level of theirgame. His lessons concentrate on“match play” type drills and astrategic understanding of aplayer’s strengths/weaknesses andhow to best utilize those strengthsfor better results. Kim's playingbackground includes two years as

the #1 ranked player in the Floridasection in the Men's 45 Division.He also played on the FloridaInter-Sectional Team that com-peted against other USTA Sectionsin Tucson, AZ.

Kim was the Men's VarsityCoach for Fond du Lac HighSchool for the past seven years andwas recently appointed men’s andwomen’s Head Varsity Coach atthe University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Additionally, Kim ispresident of the management con-sulting firm “Managing for Re-sults.” In his position, which henow works on a part-time basis, hespecializes in the areas of customerservice, management and organi-zational development and the re-cruiting/selection of professionalcandidates.

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