Hally Cohen

General manager

Originally from El Paso, TX played for Purdue University. By her senior year, was instrumental in moving the Boilermakers from 10th in the Big Ten to tied for 1st during regular season.

During college, studied abroad at Oxford University. Post grad, played Satellite Tournaments and on the Professional Tour. Was the Assistant Coach for the Long Beach State Women's Tennis Team for 10 seasons. Helped capture the Big West Conference Title seven times, six of which were consecutive. Coached nationally ranked individual players as well as doubles teams.

Has taught at Beverly Hills Tennis since 1999. Headed the Beverly Hills Tennis Summer Camp for five years. Named the General Manager and Head Pro in September of 2009.

Competed in the 19th World Maccabiah Games in Israel in July 2013. Bronze medalled in both singles and mixed doubles.

YuYu Myinttun

Coach

YuYu Myinttun was born in Yangon, Myanmar. Her father was a professional tennis player ranked #1 in Myanmar who taught Foreign dignitaries and introduced her to the game. She has 11+ years of coaching experience with players of all levels. Her tennis knowledge was built over all the years of competing at the highest level both in singles and doubles in the Juniors, College Division I, and Women’s Open categories. She has coached top juniors that are competing and ranked currently in USTA Southern California Division She is passionate about sharing her knowledge and expertise to her clients and inspire them to better enjoy the game of tennis; she believes that discipline and dedications are paramount, and that the key foundation to become a successful all-court player requires technique, plyometrics/fitness, flexibility, and regular emphasis on mental strength. Contact

David Feinberg

Coach

Over 20 years of teaching experience. Former ranked junior player. Contact

Scott Crichlow

 

Scott Crichlow is originally from the Northeast, growing up in Boston and then living in New York City following completion of a dual-degree Physics and Electrical Engineering program at Seton Hall University, where he was awarded a four-year tennis scholarship. Upon completion of his studies, Scott decided to pursue his passion for tennis at the professional level, competing in many Futures and Challenger events.

His playing prowess enabled him to be hired as a hitting partner for members of the Chinese Federation Cup team at the 2000 U.S. Open, a hitting partner for American Davis Cup member Vince Spadea at the 2001 U.S. Open, and in 2001 earned a spot as a featured player and co-star in a nationally televised Lincoln-Mercury commercial starring John McEnroe for that year’s U.S. Open, as well. He has coached at the Division I collegiate level at his alma mater Seton Hall, and coached the Fairleigh Dickinson University Men’s Team to an NCAA National Championship Tournament berth.

Scott has been at Beverly Hills Tennis since 2003, teaching students of all ages and levels. Since first moving to Southern California he has been instrumental in the development of numerous juniors who have gone on to the collegiate and professional ranks. Scott currently does coaching stints on the ATP Tour, working with highly ranked players at top events, including the grand slams.

Maung Myint

Coach

Originally from Burma, has been teaching over 25 years and at Beverly Hills Tennis since 2006. In one year (1986) won every Burma National Tournament in Singles, Doubles and Mixed Doubles. Teaches players of all ages and levels. Contact