Cheryl graduated from Tulane University and served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Honduras. She worked in international development after returning from the Peace Corps, is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese and has a background in event planning and sales. Cheryl swam competitively from age 6 through college and took up tennis, with her first lesson as a beginner in 2006 at MLTC.

In her free time, Cheryl usually can be found on the tennis courts working on her game. She currently competes on DBH, NWSTL and USTA teams. Cheryl has been the Operations Manager for both The Marcus Lewis Day Camp and The Marcus Lewis Tennis Center since 2006 and lives in Acton with her husband and 3 children.

Email: cheryl@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 4

To balance her life as a parent and a mental health practitioner Anastasia relies on yoga and humor. While trying not to take herself too seriously she turns to tennis for the physical benefits and fun of the game and to yoga for the clarity of mind. Her sense of adventure has taken her to some exciting places around the world.

Anastasia enjoys the process of discovery and exploration while keeping an open mind to new ideas and experiences. As the MLTC staff member Anastasia looks forward to ensuring that every client-family has a positive experience in the program and encourages you to reach out with questions, comments, concerns.

Email: anastasia@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Danielle holds a BS Degree in Economics from Penn State University as well as an Accounting Certification from Northwestern University. Her work experiences focused on internal accounting for professional services companies and law firms and consulting for an accounting software start-up.

She enjoys photography, volleyball, knitting and is an avid reader. Danielle joined the sport of tennis just 5 years ago but now competes on teams in the North Shore League, DBH League, Spring League and USTA. She has been a part of the Marcus Lewis family since 2011 and lives with her husband and 3 daughters in Carlisle.

Email: danielle@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 2

Liz graduated from Connecticut College with a BA in psychology. She continued her education at Simmons Graduate School where she received her Masters in Social Work (MSW). Liz currently has an outpatient mental health practice in Acton. She works with adults in individual and couples counseling.

Liz was the co captain of the Lincoln-Sudbury High School tennis team. She currently plays on North Shore and USTA leagues. In her spare time Liz enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters. Liz also enjoys golf, quilting, stained glass and is a salt water fish tank hobbiest.

Email: liz@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Amy Reichle graduated from St Lawrence University with a degree in Economics. She spent many years in New York City working in the advertising field. She moved to Boston to be with her husband, Ralph and continued her work in advertising at Hill, Holliday. They eventually moved to Concord to raise their two boys.

Amy does a lot of volunteer work at the school and also tutors math to inmates at the Concord prison. She picked up tennis a few years ago and has been playing on a Marcus Lewis Spring team for several years.

Email: amy@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 6

Christi grew up in Chelmsford and still lives there with her husband, daughter and son. She played tennis recreationally as a child and took it back up again later as an adult. She now plays as much as possible, competing on both DBH and North Shore teams.

Christi graduated from UMass Lowell with a degree in biology and worked as a Research Technician. She was in lab in Boston focusing on an AIDS vaccine.

Besides playing tennis, Christi spends her time chauffeuring her kids to their activities.

Email: christi@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8470

In a former life, Beth was Vice President of Newbury Comics, a local music and lifestyle retailer, where she combined her background in business management and marketing with her passion for music. She currently works as Registrar of The Marcus Lewis Day Camp and is active on her son’s nonprofit school board as a trustee. When not practicing Shotokan Karate with her two boys, she enjoys reading, cooking, playing tennis at MLTC, skiing, and trail running with her Greyhound, Gigi.

Email: beth@masstennisassociation.com
Phone: 978 929 9997

A lifelong recreational tennis player, Sally understands the value of acquiring life sports at an early age and looks forward to helping introduce young people to the game of tennis.

Sally has degrees from Colby College and Boston University and worked in the publishing industry and as a professional historical archaeologist before moving with her husband to the Acton area to raise their two now teenage children. Most recently a part-time library technician, she lives in Acton with her husband and when not playing tennis is an avid reader, skier, walker, gardener, and dog person.

Email: sally@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 3

Susan graduated from Connecticut College and moved to Boston soon after. She began her professional career working at a Boston hotel in the sales department. After a couple of years there, she decided to move to the other side of the business and become a meeting planner. She worked for nine years at an environmental consulting firm planning meetings for the EPA and other government agencies. She has used her organizational skills and attention to detail to plan fundraising events and large corporate sales meetings.

Susan plays on MLTC DBH, Spring, and USTA teams. When she’s not on the tennis courts, she’s managing her household in Acton with her husband and two teenage boys. She enjoys traveling and has a bucket list goal of attending all four Grand Slam events in her lifetime.

Email: susan@masstennisassociation.com
Phone: 978 264 8451

Marsha worked in Manhattan for 10 years as a bookkeeper. She then started a home business, Beyond Baskets, which lasted for 8 years. After meeting her husband in the Virgin Islands, she moved to Massachusetts and had two beautiful daughters.

She returned to accounting and worked in Framingham for some time before opening her own store, The Forgotten Toy. Eventually she was a distributer for Enesco and Fischer Price.

Marsha ultimately closed her store and worked as a Reception Manager at a few health/tennis clubs before coming to the MLTC.

Email: marsha@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 7

Susan graduated from Bay Path College and worked in human resources for 10 years before she and her husband settled in the town of Acton to start a family. She has been a Customer Service Manager at Donelan’s since 1999.

Her youngest son is currently serving in the Army Reserves and her older son is a recent college graduate.

In her spare time, Susan enjoys baking, reading and spending quality time with her two sons.

Email: frontdesk@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 7

Dorothy has been working in the home healthcare field for over 25 years where she earned her position as a CNA. She started in Newport, Rhode Island, with the mentally challenged and now aid she works with the elderly in their homes.

She moved to Chelmsford, MA., to be closer to her and family and she enjoys spending time with her son, daughter in law, and her granddaughter hiking, going to the zoo, and other various outings.

Upon looking for a new challenge and a means to expand her skill set, she came across the MLTC which was a perfect fit for what she was looking for. Since starting at MLTC she has found it to be a rewarding experience allowing her to still spend time with her family.

Email: frontdesk@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 7

John is an LTA certified International player and coach with nearly four decades of experience. As a junior player in his home country of England, he played at the Junior Wimbledon Nationals and went on to compete at the highest level in the country. He has also competed on the Men’s Professional Satellite Circuit and trained closely with esteemed coach Lenny Heppell, a specialized movement “guru” who also worked with sport greats Bjorn Borg, Steffi Graff and Kevin Keegan.

John teamed up with his personal coach of many years, Keith Reynolds (National Development Coach), and turned to coaching himself by joining the infamous “Watchorn Tennis Club” where he went on to train over 20 National Players.

After moving to the United States in 1983, John took on the role of Director at Tennis 128 in Burlington. There he created all Junior Programs as well as organized competitive and social tennis programs for Adult members. Over the last decade, John has focused his attention on providing specialized individual instruction and coaching for serious players of all ages.

Email: john@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Pete is certified by both the USPTA and PTR having earned “Elite Professional” status. During his career of over 25 years and he has been recognized as USPTA “Pro of the Year”. His experienced coaching has led many teams to league or national championships and he has developed the games of countless juniors.

Pete has often volunteered in communities by introducing tennis to many schools and youth organizations. Through his tennis background, he has raised tens of thousands of dollars for charitable causes.

Aside from tennis, Pete is an amateur musician/guitarist performing with local North Shore bands. He enjoys outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking and kayaking while also spending lots of time with his wife and daughters.

Pete is a life-long resident of Massachusetts, a graduate of Merrimack College and currently lives in Merrimac, MA with his wife, Donna, and two daughters, Jenni and Jessi.

Email: pete@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Matt Chandler was a native of North Carolina before finding his way up here in the Northeast near the Marcus Lewis Tennis Center.

Matt was nationally ranked as a junior player and rose to #4 in singles and #1 in doubles in North Carolina. He had an impressive record of 84-4 and also made it to the state finals twice.

His playing ability earned him a four-year athletic scholarship into college. After competing in numerous prize money events, Matt ultimately decided to take his expertise into teaching tennis.

He achieved the highest rating of Professional 1 with the United States Professional Tennis Association. As a Director of Tennis and Head Tennis Professional at various prestigious facilities, he was voted “Top 3 Tennis Professionals” in South Carolina.

Matt has worked with thousands of Junior and Adult Players alike from the beginner to nationally ranked level. He has simplified teaching methods and an ability to assist his clients in an energetic, yet easy to understand way.

Matt spends his spare time with his two beautiful children, Michael and Emma.

Email: matt.chandler@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Tara Spaulding, USPTA certified, grew up in the Boston area and been playing tennis since childhood. She has worked at other clubs in the area before joining the Marcus Lewis Tennis Center exclusively in 2011. She was the head coach of the Acton-Boxborough girls’ junior varsity tennis team from 2003-2011. An avid competitor, she still competes in various leagues in the area.

After earning a BA in Business Administration and Political Science she worked for many years in systems development until she began to raise her children full-time. An opportunity to coach one year slowly led to a career as a tennis instructor. She considers herself lucky to now be able to work in a field she loves and is very passionate about. She teaches and coaches players of all ages and levels.

When Tara is not teaching or playing tennis, she is busy raising her three children in Acton.

Emaill: tara@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Antoine grew up in France before moving to the United States in 2008. He started playing tennis at the age of 6 and has loved the sport ever since. He played 3 years for the Littleton High School tennis team with Marcus Lewis as a coach and has enjoyed great seasons, being Mid-Wachusset League Champions for two years and MIAA Central Semi Finalists in 2016. He was also named league All-Star three years in a row.

Antoine works at the Marcus Lewis Tennis Center when he is home and continues to expand his teaching abilities.

Most recently, he has been studying Management at the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University in Montreal, where he has also integrated the Concordia Tennis team as a player.

In his free time, Antoine also enjoys playing soccer and traveling with his family. He hopes to pursue his love for tennis to work in the professional tennis world in the future.

Email: antoine@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Domenico Daelli was born in Italy where tennis was one of the dream sports after soccer and motor sports. From a very early age he has been participating and competing in different athletic activities from swimming, tennis, skiing to playing basketball and soccer.

He began playing tennis at the age of 10 and a few years later he started playing in tournaments. For over 30 years, Domenico competed at different levels both in individual events as well as in team tennis competitions in Italy.

Domenico began teaching tennis at the age of 15. It is a passion that he shared with his wife and two daughters, all of whom he helped to develop into accomplished players.

Domenico has made contributions as both player and coach to various clubs in Italy (Milan, Genova and Florence) until he moved to the US in 2012 following his work career.

Domenico is truly in love with tennis and loves to share that passion and knowledge to help others to improve.

Email: domenico@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Carlson grew up nearby in the town of Harvard and has been playing tennis since 2001. He played doubles on the Bromfield tennis team, winning the districts and was a state finalist. He was named to the League All-Star team two years in a row.

Carlson played on the University of Mary Washington club tennis team, and after graduating, joined the MLTC in 2013 to teach full-time.

Carlson’s teaching education began with the MLTC’s Instructor Training Course; however, after being with the MLTC for a number of years, he has continued to expand his background by becoming PTR certified and taking additional classes to stay current with the most contemporary teaching models.  

Email: carlson@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Donna grew up playing tennis and decided she wanted to turn her passion for the sport into her career. She has a degree in education from Endicott College and a B.S. from University of South Florida. She became PTR certified and for the past 18 years she has been the Tennis Director and Head Pro for the Westford Recreation Department where she has run a variety of programs including children and adult clinics, leagues, summer camps, and USTA Team Tennis leagues.  She has also been the Program Director and Head Coach for the Westford Middle School Travel Team and Intramural Tennis Program for over 15 years. In 2001-2006 she was the Head Coach for the Westford Academy Girl’s Junior Varsity Team and Assistant Coach for the Varsity team. She has been helping people of all ages to not only learn and improve their game, but also enjoy the sport.

When she is not teaching, she also enjoys playing tennis with her daughter, another avid player. She also enjoys staying active by skiing, kayaking, and biking in her free time. She resides in Westford with her husband and dog, and loves visiting her 2 grown children.

Email: donna@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Erik grew up in the New York area, went to school in Baltimore and lived in the greater DC metropolitan area for approx. 20 years. Erik moved to Massachusetts in 2008. Erik has spent a lifetime competing in a variety of sports including soccer, tennis, volleyball and skiing. He received extensive tennis training in his youth and at Johns Hopkins where he competed in NCAA post season tournaments.

Erik has taught tennis for several years thru college and has recently reengaged in teaching after a long hiatus, joining the MLTC staff in 2018.

Erik works as an Engineering Fellow at a large aerospace company making sensor systems that enable self-flying, self-driving vehicles. This technical bent is ingrained in his approach to tennis. Erik sees tennis as a lifetime sport and tries to ensure students have fun and improve.

Frank Butera has worked in the tennis industry for the past 27 years. Although he was born in the U.S., Frank grew up in Italy. He returned to the States where he attended Newton North High School before enrolling in Tyler Junior College. Frank majored in club management as well as tennis instruction where he studied under Steve Smith, one of the leading authorities on stroke development and the concept of “Tennis Intelligence Applied.” During that time, Frank worked and studied under Craig Tiley, the current Australian Open tennis tournament director.

Frank has worked as Tennis Director for a private club for the past 12 years and is currently president of Generation Tennis. “My goal is to teach and share my love of tennis to others. I truly enjoy seeing the joy in my students as they succeed and improve in the game of tennis. I love all aspect of the game.”

Frank is a 5.0+ NTRP rated player, Boston College graduate and currently lives in Newton Mass. Biking and the outdoors are what he enjoys when off the court.

Email: frank@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Lisa graduated from Northeastern University with a Marketing degree and has worked for the University of Chicago-NORC on public opinion research studies. She enjoys biking, traveling and spending time in Maine.

A lifelong tennis enthusiast, Lisa plays on the MLTC DBH and Spring tennis teams. She has specialized in developing the skills of many of the MLTC’s younger talent and she manages many of the afterschool programs that are run by the MLTC.

Lisa lives in Westford with her two teenage children and her yellow lab.

Martina was born and raised in Italy where she played tennis for 12 years along with other sports such as skiing and swimming. She moved to Carlisle in 2012 and played for the Concord Carlisle High school tennis team contributing to team victories as State Champions for two years in a row.

Martina is a graduate from the University of Massachusetts in Boston and pursuing a career in biomedical research. She played singles and doubles for the school on the University’s NCAA Division III tennis team at first doubles and second singles.

Her passion for tennis was passed on to her by both of her parents who are avid players themselves. Her father, Domenico, is also an MLTC instructor.

Martina hopes to share her passion with as many people as she can, helping them improve their skills and love for tennis.

Email: martina@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Matt brings over 18 years of experience to the Marcus Lewis Tennis Center in coaching all levels from beginner to the advanced players.

He has been the director of tennis for the town of North Reading since 1998 where he runs spring, summer and fall programs for both adults and kids. Matt also directs the Resorts North Country Club which is located in North Reading.

Although already an accomplished instructor, Matt took the time in 2017 become certified through the Professional Tennis Registry (PTR).

Besides general instruction, Matt also enjoys working with competitive players and is the varsity tennis coach at Austin Prep, also located in Reading.

Email: matt.tiberii@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Nammon grew up and began her interest in tennis in Northern Thailand where she maintains a vacation home. Her university degree is in marketing and she ran her own successful export business in Chiang Mai, Thailand, prior to moving to the Boston area.

She has been an assistant coach for the Acton-Boxborough girls’ tennis team and is active as a doubles player in a variety of league programs such as DBH and Working Women’s throughout the year. She particularly enjoys seeing the development of the younger kids and high school players whom she instructs, both here and in Thailand where she continues to spend her summers.

Nammon has successfully completed the MLTC’s Instructor Training Course and she is also certified through the nationally recognized Professional Tennis Registry (PTR).

Email: nammon@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Paul has been playing recreational sports most of his life. He started playing tennis 10 years ago and has not put down his racquet since.

Paul competes by playing both doubles and singles on USTA and North Shore teams. Originally from Long Island New York, Paul graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology and works as a software engineer in the automotive safety industry.

In his free time you will find Paul on the courts. He looks forward to sharing his love of tennis with others who are also excited about learning the game.

Email: paul@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Wai Ling was born in Hong Kong where both tennis and soccer were dream sports for women years ago. Besides a strong gender barrier, only those with financial means had an opportunity to play tennis because of the exorbitant club fees.

She came to the United States back in 1991 and began playing tennis the following year. She has competed since then in both the sports of tennis and soccer. Her passion for soccer brought her to the level of a referee and she now is currently the assistant coach of the Littleton Varsity girls’ tennis team.

Her passion is working with children as is demonstrated by her many volunteer activities:
Volunteering at HGRM, Acton, MA
Soccer coach of ABYS, Acton, MA
Classroom Assistant in Cottage Children’s Center, Marlborough, MA
Member of Hong Kong District Scout Council
Parent Scout Leader of Victoria Nursery and Kindergarten, Hong Kong

Wai Ling successfully completed the MLTC’s Instructor Training Course and she is also certified through the Professional Tennis Registry (PTR).

Email: wailing@marcuslewisenterprises.com

The Marcus Lewis Tennis Center is an organization that is managed and directed by teaching professional, Marcus Lewis.

Marcus was your typical baseball, basketball and football player when he reached high school, but he soon began dropping those sports when he discovered that he could play tennis.  Although he had virtually no tennis experience, by his junior year he quickly rose to play #1 singles for the team, and by the end of his senior season, he had made it to semi-finals of the state tournament.

During his second year of college at the University of California at Santa Barbara, Marcus had walked on to their Division 1 roster which had been in the top 25 of the NCAAs the year before.  Ultimately deciding to leave school to pursue his dream of playing professionally, he spent the next few years training back near his home in Massachusetts before traveling through Europe and Northern Africa to play on the circuit during the mid-90’s.

Upon returning home, a few years later Marcus started the Marcus Lewis Tennis Center in 1997.  The program began as a small seasonal tennis operation in a condo complex in Acton.  It has since grown into the largest and most comprehensive tennis program in the area.   

The Marcus Lewis Tennis Center has inspired other enterprises that can be seen at marcuslewisenterprises.com.

Although Marcus still enjoys playing for fun, he feels the most enjoyment from watching others succeed and giving everyone an opportunity to enjoy the great life-long sport of tennis, hence the tagline “Tennis For EVERYONE”.  For more background on Marcus or Marcus Lewis programs, you can click here.

Email: marcus@marcuslewisenterprises.com 

Pierie O’Connor, who began teaching at Marcus Lewis Tennis Center in 2016, has over a decade of experience specializing in coaching children. Along with tennis, Pierie is also a ski instructor and was a cheer coach for a number of years.

She grew up in New Jersey playing tennis but fell in love with the Boston area while attending college. After an administrative career and having her third child, Pierie became a stay-at-home mom and resumed regularly playing tennis by joining both the singles and doubles MLTC Challenger Series. After taking the MLTC’s Instructor Training Program, she began teaching with MLTC, specializing in their children’s programs.

Pierie, who lives in Stow, is also a volunteer, a rollercoaster enthusiast, an avid reader and movie buff, and enjoys the opportunity to share her love of tennis with others.

Email: pierie@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Dave grew up primarily in Central Florida and has been in Massachusetts since 2013. Dave played numerous men’s opens and men’s 25’s events where he obtained high rankings in both divisions. “I suppose my dream would have been to compete on the tour but after playing a couple of challenger events, that dream quickly faded.” Dave decided to focus on his teaching career which has proved to be a much better option!

In terms of Dave’s teaching he has been in the tennis industry since 1989 and is also a member of the USPTA. He has a wealth of experience working with players of all abilities and enjoys helping his students succeed. “I have introduced many people to this great game and that really gives me a sense of satisfaction.”

Some of Dave’s hobbies include hiking, biking, reading, travel, the Tennis Channel and watching NFL football. Dave has worked at a number of top facilities in Florida, Massachusetts and New Hampshire and is very excited to be a part of the Marcus Lewis Tennis Center.

Email: david.rosenfeld@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Holly graduated from Assumption College and has a degree is Elementary Education and Social Rehabilitation. Holly’s interest in working with children and program planning began during the summer months in both high school and college where she developed and directed a summer camp for the Chelmsford Recreation Department.

After graduation, the Town of Chelmsford offered Holly a position as the Director of Recreation. Since that time, Holly has enjoyed 25+ years in the Recreation field working for both the Town of Chelmsford and the Town of Carlisle.

Holly is a life-long resident of Chelmsford and enjoys spending time with family and friends as well as weekend trips and vacations to the Cape.

Email: Holly@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Jae Mannion is a popular metro-west Boston area solo musician, covering songs from Green Day to CSN.

Jae has been playing solo for quite some time at a number of events and venues. He was also the bassist and backup vocalist for an all original band called TOS and is currently forming a few new groups.

Jae has been taking music lessons at Acton Music Center (Acton, MA) ever since he was in 1st Grade and has also played the trombone in the concert band growing up in middle and high school. He studied music at Middlesex Community College and completed a Five Week Summer Program at Berklee College of Music in Boston where he holds a certificate in Pop/Rock for Guitar and Music Performance.

Sarah LeBrun currently lives in her hometown, Westford. She had been working as an office assistant for Realtor Doug Stamm for several years before also joining the front desk staff here at MLTC.

In her spare time, Sarah plays handbells in both a church choir and an auditioned community ensemble, the New England Ringers.

Email: sarah@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 7

After completing the MLTC Instructor Training Course in 2014, Marcia was able to combine teaching with her love of tennis. An avid competitor, she plays on DBH, North Shore, Spring league and USTA tennis teams throughout the year. She especially enjoys working with adults on doubles strategy.

Before joining MLTC, Marcia was an assistant coach for the girls JV tennis team at Acton/Boxborough High School as well as an assistant coach for boys travel soccer teams in Concord/Carlisle, and coached indoor soccer teams for a number of years.

Marcia is a volunteer at Emerson Hospital and lives in Concord with her husband. They have three grown children.

Deb graduated from Curry College and went on to get her Master’s Degree at Wichita State University, both in Mass Communication. She worked in the broadcasting industry for a number of years before deciding to make a change.

Currently she lives in Gardner with her husband and loves to cook, bake and read. She enjoys spending as much time as possible with her great niece and nephews!

Email: debbie@marcuslewisenterprises.com
Phone: 978 264 8349 Ext. 7

Natalie first had exposure to teaching tennis at a summer tennis camp during her college years. While in college, she also played squash which she says has helped her tennis game. Natalie has played the sport her whole life and has competed in women’s tennis leagues, including DBH and USTA. She is passionate about tennis, thinks it’s fun and healthy and wishes for her students to enjoy it and to exercise. In 2015, she then completed the MLTC Instructor Training Course and began teaching consistently.

Besides teaching tennis, she works at an elementary school in Newton. Natalie’s pastimes include painting with acrylics, yoga, and skiing.

Email: natalie@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Jackie first completed the MLTC instructor training course in 2007 and taught briefly for MLTC before having to return to full-time work as an engineer. Since that time, she continued to play tennis including playing competitively on several USTA and CMITA teams. In 2018, after 32 years in the business, she decided to leave her engineering career, and after taking a refresher MLTC instructor training class is thrilled to be back on court teaching.

Jackie grew up playing tennis in Pennsylvania and played on her high school tennis team. After getting a degree in Electrical Engineering from Penn State, she moved to Maryland where she played for many years on USTA teams and was a USTA League coordinator. After moving to New England, she continued to seek out and participate in various tennis programs.

In addition to teaching tennis, Jackie also teaches high school math and is currently the Math Lab Instructor at Watertown High School. She resides in Chelmsford with her husband and two sons.

Email: jackie@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Cindy has been playing and following tennis most of her life, starting with her participation in the National Junior Tennis League (NJTL) program in Stamford, Connecticut.

Cindy played tennis for her varsity high school team in Connecticut, and for the Mount Holyoke College Division 3 varsity tennis team. Cindy was also a member of the Connecticut state championship volleyball team in high school and played varsity volleyball in college.

After moving to Massachusetts, Cindy continued to play tennis recreationally and coached varsity volleyball for several years at Wheaton College. She was also a certified coach for the Acton Boxborough youth soccer league for many years, when her children were younger.

In addition to an undergraduate degree in International Relations, Cindy has an MBA from Babson College. Her professional career includes over 30 years as an environmental consultant, permitting real estate development and energy infrastructure projects throughout the United States. In addition to her love of tennis, she enjoys cycling and travelling, and volunteers on several committees in the town of Boxborough where she resides.

Cindy plays competitive tennis year-round including participation in CMITA, DBH, Northshore and USTA leagues, and serves as a team captain for CMITA and USTA teams. She completed the MLTC’s Instructor Training Course and enjoys providing knowledgeable guidance to players of all ages and backgrounds.

Email: cindy@marcuslewisenterprises.com

TJ grew up in Acton, Massachusetts, and has been playing tennis since 1988. Ten years after he first started, he briefly found himself taking a session of classes from Marcus Lewis when the facility had opened under a different name.

TJ attended Tamarack Tennis Camp, each summer, from 1997 to 2011 where he honed his skills as an avid weekend warrior, tennis instructor and master racket stringer.

After returning to the area, TJ also made a return to tennis. He successfully completed the MLTC’s Instructor Training Course and now provides valuable insights to students of varying levels.

Email: tj@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Joanne Crawley, an Acton resident, has been passionately involved in the New England tennis community for the last 16 years. She has participated in many USTA & CMITA leagues and continues to compete on woman’s and mixed doubles teams.

She has an extensive administrative and customer service background in the corporate world and tennis has provided her a nice balance with her professional career.

She also held the position as Director of Tennis for the Bedford Bluffs, a private swim and tennis club in Bedford NH. There she hired the staff, oversaw the maintenance of the courts, organized the adult and junior programs and ran the tournaments.

Email: joanne@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Michelle Mafera resides in Shirley, Massachusetts with her little dog Buddha and spends her spare time enjoying the outdoor environment and making crafts with her friends. Michelle has always found enjoyment in making music and has played guitar for ten years.

Before joining the MLTC team she was a bartender and server for the past 5 years, and is excited to see what the future holds for her!

Olga grew up in Russia, and graduated Moscow Math College with a computer science degree. While living in Moscow she worked in a commercial company doing office management, processing graphic data, and representing the company in international exhibitions. After moving to the United States in 1998, Olga volunteered at the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum and at various art events. Currently she teaches reading and writing in Russian for kids.

Olga lives in Stow with her husband, Aleksey, and two sons, Daniel and Philip. She loves life, people and tennis! In her spare time, besides taking tennis lessons and playing matches, she enjoys biking, kayaking, listening music, reading poetry, traveling, and going to performing arts events. She believes life is too short not to be happy.

Michael is from the Boston area and has been playing tennis since a young age. He grew up playing tennis at the Longfellow Clubs in Wayland and Natick and went on to play for four years at Wesleyan University in Connecticut. Michael has also competed in USTA tournaments at the junior and men’s open levels.

Michael began teaching tennis at age 15 and enjoys sharing his love for the game and helping players develop. He has coached players in a range of ages and skill levels, teaching everything from fundamentals to advanced match strategy.

Aside from teaching tennis, Michael lives in Boston and is a recent graduate of Boston College’s MBA program. Michael’s hobbies include running and supporting the New England Revolution MLS soccer team.

Email: michael.glen@marcuslewisenterprises.com

Formally a top 5 Junior player in New England , top 100 Nationally, Steve attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst where he played no.1 singles and doubles.

Subsequently, Steve spent 14 summers at the renown Oyster Harbor Club in Osterville Ma. He also worked for 16 consecutive years at the Pine Brook Country Club in Weston Ma. The length of his tenure at these facilities speaks volumes about his abilities.

One of the first things students notice about Steve is his enthusiasm and his passion for teaching. It’s not much longer that they realize that this guy really knows his stuff. He has worked with a wide range of adults and also coached juniors from the beginner level up through competitive tournament players.

If you take a lesson with Steve, you will quickly see why he landed at the MLTC!

Email: steve@marcuslewisenterprises.com