AGES:
5-16 years of age
WHEN:
Monday-Thursday
Beginner Group: 4:30-6:00 pm
Intermediate Group: 4:30-6:00 pm
Advanced/Tournament Group: 4:30-6:00 pm
COST:
If you come ONE day a week the cost is $125/session.
If you come 2-4 days a week the cost is $225/session.
*NOTE: We know that everyone's schedule can change with other sports and schoolwork, etc. Therefore we made it convenient for you to choose what days to come.
We accept Zelle, Venmo, check and cash.
*If you start later in the month, we will pro rate the monthly fee.
WHAT TO BRING:
Tennis racket, hat, sunscreen and water bottle. We will have water coolers available for refills.
WHERE:
Clarence Mabry Tennis Center (UIW Tennis Courts)
4301 Broadway
San Antonio, TX 78209
Age 5-16 *Limited Space Available
For additional information, call Jonas Andersson (310) 748-5840 or call John Newman at (210) 722-3696.
Email: Johnnewmanuiwtennis@gmail.com
This after school class is run by NCAA Divison 1 Coaches.
Tennis Director:
Jonas Andersson UIW Men's Tennis Head Coach
Phone: 310-748-5840
Andersson is no stranger to the university. He played for UIW for three years, during which time he won three national championships, becoming the first and only UIW athlete to win a national title. In 1994 he was the Rolex men’s doubles national champion, and in 1995 he won the NAIA National Singles Championship and teamed with Javier Ruiz to win the NAIA National Doubles Championship. He was an NAIA All-American in both 1995 and 1996. Andersson was inducted into the UIW Hall of Fame in 2005. Coach Andersson’s 2018 team won the first Division 1 Southland Conference title in the history of UIW. He was also awarded 2018 Southland Conference Coach of the Year. Andersson won a second D1 Southland Conference Championship in 2022. He won his third Divison 1 Southland Conference Championship in 2024 and also became the SLC Divison 1 2024 Coach of the Year.
30 years of Coaching experience at all levels.
Tennis Director:
John Newman
Newman’s playing career has included stints on both the United States and European circuits. In his home state, he has won four Texas Open titles, one in singles and three in doubles with his brother Butch, the former Trinity Coach Newman also has won a singles title in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation. He has played in three US Open Championships. He won a Division 1 Championship with University of Tennessee and also coached at Vanderbilt University. 65 years of Coaching experience at all levels.
UIW Women's Tennis Head Coach:
Courtney Steinbock
University of the Incarnate Word Athletic Director Richard Duran tabbed Courtney Steinbock as the next Head Women's Tennis Coach on Monday, August 28. Steinbock comes to UIW with over 30 years of tennis experience both as a player and a coach.
Steinbock returns to her home state of Texas after head coaching stints at the University of Arkansas and the University of Houston. Prior, she served as an assistant coach at Oklahoma State, Mississippi State, Wichita State and Washington State.
"I am so excited and honored to be UIW's next Women's Tennis Head Coach," said Steinbock. "I would like to start off by thanking Dr. Thomas M. Evans, Vice President John Bury, and Athletic Director Richard Duran for their efforts in this process. UIW is an incredible institution with a great history, a rich tradition of faith and service, amazing people, and great opportunities for student-athletes both on and off the court. I am beyond grateful to continue with this mission and looking forward to getting started."
During Steinbock's tenure with the Razorbacks, she coached a doubles duo to a career-high ITA ranking of No.8 in the country and an Elite 8 finish at the 2019 National Fall Championships. Steinbock has also guided multiple players on the roster to make appearances in the ITA top 125 singles rankings as well as leading four Razorbacks to compete at the prestigious 2019 All-American Championships.
Steinbock led Houston to a 20-4 record in 2018, just the program's seventh 20-win campaign in 41 years and coached two student-athletes to American Athletic Conference All-Conference Team honors. The Cougars went undefeated at home for the first time since 2006 at 14-0 and were ranked as high as No. 49 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings.
Prior to Houston, Steinbock spent two seasons at Oklahoma State, helping the Cowgirls compile an impressive 49-15 record during that span. In 2015, Oklahoma State achieved one of the best seasons in program history. With Steinbock's help, the Cowgirls finished the season 23-6 and hosted the opening two rounds of the NCAA Championship for the first time. Oklahoma State rose as high as No. 8, a program record, and advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1996. Following the season, Steinbock was named ITA Central Regional Coach of the Year and was a finalist for the National Assistant Coach of the Year award.
Steinbock spent three seasons as an assistant at Mississippi State prior to her time at Oklahoma State. She helped the Bulldogs win their first SEC Tournament match in nearly a decade and played a major role in building a program that later advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championship in 2015.
Prior to her time in Starkville, Mississippi, Steinbock served two seasons as Wichita State's associate head coach and helped the Shockers win the 2009 Missouri Valley Conference regular season and tournament championships. She earned MVC Assistant Coach of the Year honors after the season and helped the program make it back to the NCAA Championship in 2010.
A graduate of the University of Kansas, Steinbock also spent three seasons as a volunteer assistant at her alma mater and two seasons as an assistant at Washington State. During her tenure in the Pacific Northwest, the Cougars were ranked as high as No. 39 in the ITA national rankings and qualified for the 2008 NCAA Championship.
A native of Lubbock, Texas, Steinbock was a four-year letterwinner with the Jayhawks from 2000-04. She was named team MVP each of her last two seasons and earned First Team All-Big XII Conference honors as a junior.
Assistant Coach:
Francisco "Paco" Bendana
Francisco was a member and Team Captain of the 2018 D1 Southland Conference Title Team. He recently represented Nicaragua in the 2023 Davis Cup. He is also the Assistant Coach for UIW Men's Tennis Team.