Greg Sansonetti has been teaching tennis for fifteen years. Greg is currently Co–Director of Stratford, Easton and Newtown, Fairfield and Wilton Parks and Recreation tennis programs which includes both adult and junior instruction. Greg is also Co-Director of the year-round New Canaan and Greenwich YMCA junior tennis programs.

Greg’s competitive tennis experience began at Bunnell High School where he earned Conference MVP status and was Class M State Champion. Greg continued his winning streak in Trumbull’s USTA League Tennis 5.0 Team as the team’s top singles player. Greg’s team advanced to the finals in the 1998 USTA New England Sectional Championships. Greg also finished as a finalist in the New England Men’s Open tournament in Wellsley, MA. and as a semifinalist in the Men’s Open in Madison, CT. Greg has taught at various clubs throughout Fairfield County including Weston Racquet Club, New Canaan Racquet Club and Westport Tennis Club.

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Performance/Sport Science and personal training certification through the American Council on Exercise, Greg has a special interest in sports-specific training for competitive tennis. Greg also carries USTA Sport-Science certification and is a member of the United States Professional Tennis Registry.

Dave Kardas  has been teaching tennis for over ten years and is also the Director of Tennis with Westport Parks and Recreation and also is the Director of Milford Recreation.

Dave  has been a member of the USPTA and USPTR since 1998 and has taught at several clubs including Madison Racquet Club, Sylvan Tennis, Tennis Club of Trumbull, Westport Tennis Club, Tennis Central, Roton Point and New Canaan Racquet Club. Dave has been coaching the Boys and Girls teams at Foran High school.

Dave has written articles for New England Tennis magazine and received an award for “Public Tennis Facility” in 2002 from the Fairfield County advocate.

Dave has considerable experience running sanctioned tennis tournaments, charity and social events. Dave has also taught at several resorts in the Caribbean including Coral Reef in Barbados, Coyaba in Jamaica, and Sandals St. Lucia.