Coach Corry grew up in the Philippines and at a very young age learned to love the game of tennis when he would ball-boy for 5 Pesos (.25 cents) per match. He played two years of high school tennis in Kentucky, after moving back to the U.S. at age 16 and earned a scholarship to play at the University of the Cumberlands. He spent two summers coaching players from 25+ countries at Saddlebrook (Harry Hopman Tennis Academy), which was the #2 tennis academy in the U.S. at the time. He also coached clinics in China with Michael Chang (former world #2). Coach Corry has 17 seasons as a head coach, working with both boys and girls teams, and over 23+ years as a private tennis coach.

Coach Tim played #1 singles for Trine University. He has continued to be a life-long tennis player, winning multiple City Championships as an adult. He continues playing in adult leagues while also serving as an assistant coach with the Bloomington South Boys Tennis Program. 

Coach Erinn grew up in a tennis family and played #3 varsity singles for three years at Jasper High School. She was coached by Ed Yarbrough and Mike O’Connell in Jasper and these two remarkable coaches helped lead the team to the position of state runner-up her senior year. She believes dedication, mental toughness, and attitude are the essentials to success. Erinn has professionally worked with youth in education for 20+ years and currently is a Career Coach at Indiana University O’Neill School. She continues to play competitively with various groups in Bloomington and in USTA competitions.

Aaralyn is new to Bloomington (as a student at Indiana University), but not new to tennis. She comes to us from Pike High School in Indianapolis where she played varsity singles starting as a freshman and has also played year round through USTA tournaments. Outside of volunteering with South Tennis, Aaralyn also stays involved with tennis by working as a USTA official for tournaments throughout the state. 

Chelsie played varsity doubles for two years at Bloomington High School South. Following high school, she chose to take her passion for competition and teamwork into a new sport and was recruited as a member of the Indiana University Rowing Team. She is pursuing a degree in Public Affairs at the O'Neill School.

Doug has been a life-long player and was the head tennis coach at Edgewood High School for 20+ years until he gave it up to assistant coach his son's team at Bloomington High School South. He is a math teacher at Edgewood High School.

Ethan grew up playing tennis and was a four year varsity tennis player at Bloomington High School South. His senior year, he finished 3rd in the state in doubles and was part of three sectional championship teams. He is now studying at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. 

Hailey started playing tennis at age 10 and played varsity singles and doubles at Bloomington High School South. Following high school, she chose to continue her tennis career as a collegiate student-athlete at Hanover College. She is pursuing a degree in Biochemistry.