by Payers & Players Tennis Podcast
This podcast's mission is to discuss junior tennis with a focus on the journey and process of player development. We discuss trends in junior development and promote tennis events at all levels, including college, Futures, Challengers, ATP/WTA, and local events. We would like to invite our audience to share our experience raising competitive junior tennis players in the USA. We will discuss the highs and lows of being a Payer as we support our Players.
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May 3, 2026
<p>We talk college tennis from the D3 perspective with defending National Champion, Denison's Dave Schilling.</p><p>Schills spent 19 as Ty Tucker's assistant coach at Ohio State before taking over his alma mater in 2019. In 5 years he took the program to its 1st National Title.</p><p>https://denisonbigred.com/sports/mens-tennis</p><p>Topics:</p><p>D1 philosophy works at the D3 level</p><p>Recruiting</p>
October 29, 2025
<p>Cooper Williams returns to the podcast and joins us from the capital of the ITF Futures world - Monastir, Tunisia! We first talked to Cooper in 2021 (episode 67) and have followed his success - #3 Junior ITF, top collegiate player and now winning pro titles. Cooper spent three weeks in Monastir and took home 2 first place trophies. We talk about why going to Monastir makes sense for pro players and how he manages his summer schedule. </p><p><br></p>
May 9, 2025
<p>James McKie - UTR Sports Director of Player Relations, and former associate HC at Tennessee (2017-24).</p><p>James talks about his journey from College tennis player to coach to his current role at UTR.</p><p>UTR is helping juniors and college tennis players improve their development with alternate and innovate tennis events. </p><p>UTR's Summer Slam:</p><p>https://www.utrsports.net/pages/pro-tennis#summer-slam</p>
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This podcast's mission is to discuss junior tennis with a focus on the journey and process of player development.
We discuss trends in junior development and promote tennis events at all levels, including college, Futures, Challengers, ATP/WTA, and local events.
We would like to invite our audience to share our experience raising competitive junior tennis players in the USA.
We will discuss the highs and lows of being a Payer as we support our Players.
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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