York High School is proud to announce that Brad Sullivan has been named the new coach for the Boys Tennis Program. Sullivan brings decades of tennis expertise, a deep-rooted passion for the game, and a proven track record in competitive tennis.
"Brad’s rich competitive background and commitment to developing young athletes will undoubtedly elevate our boys' tennis program," said York Assistant Principal for Athletics, Rob Wagner. “His approach not only builds athletic prowess but also instills values that help shape well-rounded individuals."
Sullivan's tennis journey began in the 1980s at the Aurora Tennis Club, where he trained under USTA Hall of Fame Coach Jack Sharpe. His impressive career saw him excel in local, midwest, and national tournaments before exploring various athletic ventures.
For over 25 years in Elmhurst, he has remained closely connected to tennis, nurturing his love for the sport through his children's participation. His dedication to tennis and belief in its capacity to build character and life skills make him a great fit to lead the boys' program at York High School.
York High School is enthusiastic about the future of the boys' tennis team under Coach Sullivan's leadership and looks forward to a season of growth, competitiveness, and success both on and off the court.