Sanjin Kunovac is one of the premier developmental coaches in the country. As Legacy’s Director of Tennis, he has coached many of the top sectionally and nationally ranked juniors. Since joining Legacy in 2011, Sanjin served as the Director of Player Development, as well as the Academy Lead.Sanjin played college tennis at Florida Southern and served as the men’s assistant coach at Temple University. He is a former player and coach at the IMG Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Florida, where he was coached by and worked alongside some of the most accomplished and renowned tennis coaches in the world.

Sanjin is certified by the USTA as a High-Performance Coach and holds a Master Certificate from PTR in Professional Performance. He serves on the USTA Middle States Coaches Commission Board and is tremendously passionate about growing and developing youth tennis in Philadelphia and in the Middle States. Additionally, Sanjin is actively involved in the USTA NJTL Excellence Teams, Early Development Camps, Sectional, Regional and Team USA Camps.

Jon is a USPTA Elite Professional and USTA HiIgh-Performance Coach. For the past 10 years, Jon has served as the Director of Junior Tennis at Hempfield REC Center in Lancaster, PA. Jon has worked with many top middle state and national players including players ranked #1 in the Middle States and top #10 in the country.

Originally born in Hutchinson, KS, Jon played junior tennis in the Missouri Valley section. He trained at both Mike Wolf Tennis Academy and Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, FL. During his junior career, Jon Ranked as high as 1 in the Missouri Valley section and 5 in the country. After graduating from high school he attended Boise State University on athletic and academic scholarships. While at Boise State the Broncos won two WAC (Western Athletic Conference) team championships and made it to the team NCAA Championships round of 16. He then went on to play professionally for a few years and was ranked as high as #655 in the world. Jon is excited to share his knowledge and passion for tennis with the LEGACY community!

As a youth, Scott, a Wilmington, Delaware native, was a highly ranked Middle States and National Tennis Player. Scott graduated from Saint Joseph’s University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Risk Management and Insurance.

At Saint Joe’s, Scott competed on the Division 1 Men’s Tennis Team, and was elected team Captain his senior year. Prior to joining LEGACY Scott was an Assistant Racquets Professional at Chester Valley Golf Club and Philadelphia Country Club. While Scott is excited to grow our adult program, he is also passionate and highly interested in coaching LEGACY’s junior players.

Chris is a USPTR and USPTA Certified Professional. He has held positions as a Senior Head Teaching Professional at Cunningham Tennis Center, and Junior Programs Director at Bay Terrace Tennis in the NY area. Chris has taught many top sectional and national-level players coming for the Eastern section.

As a junior, Chris was a nationally ranked player and went on to play Division 1 College tennis at St. John’s University. His teaching philosophy combines mind and eye training with technique and strategies. He’s a firm believer that every training session should be the foundation for the next.

Philadelphia resident Coach Kein Wilson developed his abilities, and passion for tennis in the Legacy Youth Tennis and Education program. He became inspired by the life mission of Arthur Ashe, and how the organization had crafted those ideals with such care and professionalism. Coach Kein believed he could do the same through the global reach of tennis and has dedicated his life to the sport. Collectively he has been with the organization for over 18 years. In this time he has been a part of various programs such as National Junior Tennis and Learning summer camps, after-school programs and USTA Team Tennis to name a few. Kein has assisted or advised, in the creation of much of our center-based programming structure and has also created supplementary programming for the organization. He holds several certifications and specializes in youth development, community inclusion, and recreation excellence.“The greatest gift you can give to the world is to inspire purpose in its youth.” – Coach Kein Wilson

Coach Cha brings to Legacy nearly 10 years of professional coaching experience and expertise in Video Based Training and Performance Analysis, including Dartfish software. Cha has coached extensively with players of all levels, from beginners, 10 and Under and QuickStart players, to sectionally- and nationally-ranked players. Cha is flexible in his coaching strategies – he can be silly, but also firm, depending on the player, and has had great success with coaching people of all ages. Coach Cha provides the incredible tool of video technology to all Legacy staff and players in documenting, archiving, and analyzing movement, stroke bio mechanics, tactical repertoires, body language, and routines.

Omosesan, otherwise known as Coach Sesan, grew up in Lower Merion, a suburb of Philadelphia. Sesan is a product of LEGACY Youth Tennis & Education. In the summer of 2008, he first picked up a racket at Ardmore, one of Legacy’s earliest community sites. He instantly fell in love with the sport and began attending clinics later that year. He played in sectional tournaments and competed at the ATA Nationals, winning doubles with his younger brother. In high school, he was a member of the Lower Merion Aces at Lower Merion High School.

After graduation, Sesan attended Goucher College in Baltimore, MD, earning a B.A. in Business Management. During the four years that Sesan attended Goucher, he helped the Gophers win two conference championships as an elected co-captain his senior year. Each summer, Sesan has returned to Legacy as a junior instructor. Coach Sesan is a full time staff pro working with players of all ages and skill levels, ranging from beginners to high level players. Sesan strives to uphold Legacy’s vision for our youth today and in the future.

Andrew’s love and passion for the game of tennis have been with him ever since he picked up a racquet. Andrew currently has his USPTA certification and is currently working towards his elite certification. Andrew also has experience in playing in USTA tournaments as a junior and was sectionally ranked in the top 20 for Middle States.

Nick Fulcher was born and raised in Waldorf, MD where he was introduced to tennis by his Mother. He eventually grew a love for the sport and has continued to play it for 8 years and counting. Nick started playing competitive tennis his freshman year at St. Charles High and never looked back. Before moving to Philadelphia, Nick attended the College of Southern Maryland for his Associate’s Degree in Business Management. Nick is now a full-time Coach at Legacy Youth Tennis and Education working with all ages from children to adults, he originally started out as a tennis coach throughout many sites in the Philadelphia School District.

Jennifer is a product of Legacy Youth Tennis and Education program and played Division
I Tennis for Drexel University. She is currently pursuing her PTR license as well as her master’s
degree in Sport Psychology. Having played in National and Sectional tournaments and trained
in multiple facilities on the Main Line, Jennifer comes with an extensive background/experience
in tennis competition. Apart from her love for the game, Jennifer is also an advocate for mental
health in sports and hopes to develop holistic tennis players through mental and physical
training.

Kristian (Kris) Wilson was born and raised in Philadelphia and is a former Legacy student-athlete. He played tennis at Community College of Philadelphia(CCP) for 2 years before he went on to play at Washington College under Dave Marshall. Kris worked the NJTL summer program since he was 14 years old. He worked at Sea Colony during the weekends while attending CCP teaching adult and youth tennis. After college, he worked for the after school program in Camden, Chester, and Philadelphia through Legacy. Some of his other coaching experience was at the YMCA in Lansdale as head pro for 10 and under, Gold Cup, and the assistant coach at Archbishop John Carroll girls tennis team.