Our 2010 Grads Head to College(above) Rob and Alexander surrounded at their last Burgos Tennis practice.  On to College!(above) Adam Berman says good bye to his team!(below) Leland off to U of Washington!(above) Big brother Leland heading off to college!

Sam Wexman(Winner) & Noah Jaffe (Finalist) faced off for the Berkeley B16s Championship 
Former Captains Sam Sugar and Eric Brandon joined our current players in a work out.
 USTA Summer League
(Above) Burgos Tennis just moments after defeating Fremont Hills Country Club Watching Ana Ivanovic practice and Elena Dementieva's match at Bank of the West
Above:  Willie Saiga meeting Samantha Stosur at Bank of the West

Above: B16s Team at Peninsula Golf & Country Club
(Above) First Burgos Tennis team to defeat Riaz Tennis Academy(L-R) Edward Donohue, Sam Schlager, Noah Jaffe, Willie Saiga, Lukas Edman, Michael Lowe, Sam Wexman, and Henry Stephens.
 

Director Burgos has been coaching tennis players of all levels for 20+ years.  Though he has coached hundreds of sectionally and nationally ranked players, including several national champions.  His goal has always been to develop "Champions of Life."  If you focus on the things that make you successful, winning will take care of itself. His mantra on being prepared to win and discovering what your best effort is has proven to be a successful formula for not only developing winners on the court, but winners off the court.  "I coach winners of life.  The will to prepare is more important than the will to win. I have never encountered anyone who regretted giving their best effort. All I ask is that my players give their best. I expect my students to strive to reach their potential.  The results will happen on and off the court." says Coach Burgos.  He is proudest of the hundreds of students who have gone on to college and pursued their education with the same discipline and drive they learned on the tennis court.  Together we have built successful teams and more importantly, lifelong friendships and FAMILY.

The Competition Team stresses the "Spanish" way to play tennis.  Players are taught to focus on consistency, working the point, and looking for opportunities to be aggressive and win. Just as in life.  You have to being willing to work hard, recognize the opportunities for success and problem solve.  Players develop the self confidence to go for opportunities that arise! Most importantly, they are taught to be part of a team with a common goal. A sense of family is developed from day one. Education is an integral part of our program.  Players are expected to balance academics and sport.  If not, they are asked to take a break from tennis and focus on academics. All of our players are college bound!

What We Do

We are a non-profit community tennis and outreach program that provides private tennis coaching, sports training, after school tutoring, mentoring, and educational skills development at various locations. We also offer both high performance competition team, recreational and individual tennis programs for adults and juniors in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Though we have coached over a hundred sectionally and nationally ranked players, our focus has always been to develop the whole individual. Our greatest accomplishments have been the hundreds of athletes who have successfully gone on to college and careers.  Our athletes have transferred the skills that made them successful tennis players into successful students, professionals and human beings. Some of the these skills are:

• Discipline
• Responsibility
• Sportsmanship
• Mental Toughness
• Work Ethic
• Problem Solving
• Self Confidence
• Goal Setting
• Physical Fitness
• Concept of Team

CURRENT & UPCOMING EVENTS

*USTA Summer Junior Tennis League in San Mateo League

*Match & Barbecue @ Patton School of Tennis, Union City

Match with YTA San Francisco All Stars @ GGP

Cal Cup Men's 4.5+ Training Clinics @ SFSU

Former player Jason Levy led his teams to both Team and Individual Championships. He was also named Bay Area Student Athlete of the Year his high school senior year for all sports.  He went on to graduate with honors from Cornell University. 

College Bound Players

Some notable schools our players have gone on to graduate from include.....Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, Berkeley, Colorado College, Washington U, Penn, USC, UC Davis, UCLA, UCSB, UCSD, American, Denver, Cal Poly SLO, San Francisco State, San Diego State, Air Force Academy, Texas, Rhode Island School of Design, Cal Arts, Emory, Boston U, Chapman, Wesleyen, Clemson, University of San Francisco Oregon, Texas and New York University.

Class of 2010....

This year's graduating class is headed to UCLA, UC Santa Cruz, Colby, Cal Poly SLO, Dickenson, Colorado College, Bates, Oregon, and Washington.