KTC TEAM
TENNIS PROFESSIONALS
ASSISTANT TENNIS PROFESSIONAL:
Olga Berdynskykh
Olga has been working as the Assistant Tennis Professional at Kildonan Tennis Club for 4 years. Professionally trained as a coach and as a player at one of the best sport schools of the Eastern European block, National University of Physical Education and Sport of Ukraine, she has competed in numerous tournaments in the Soviet Union and Ukraine. Olga has a wealth of experience and knowledge of coaching students of all levels, ages and abilities. Several of Olga's students have achieved success on national, European and international levels. Olga is also the Assistant Tennis Pro at the Winnipeg Winter Club; serving there for 12 years.
HEAD TENNIS PROFESSIONAL:
PETER OTTO
Peter is in his 17th year as the Head Pro at Kildonan Tennis Club. For many years he was Provincial Coach and Tennis Manitoba's Technical Director. Peter was travelling coach to many Junior Nationals Events and led 9 Western and Canada Summer Games Teams. Team bronze at the 2009 Summer games and Team Silver at the 2011 Canada games were his game coaching highlights. He has successfully trained many local juniors to achieve College scholarships and success on their Tennis Teams. He belongs to the Canadian Tennis Professional Association and is working on completing his Level III Coaching Certification. Peter is also the Head Pro at the Winnipeg Winter Club; serving there for 12 years.
ASSISTANT TENNIS PROFESSIONAL:
Ekaterina Zhupanova
Ekaterina has more than 16 years of tennis coaching experience, including 7 years in Canada. She has a Master's Degree in Physical Education and Sport from Russian University and Level 1 Coaching Certification from the Canadian Tennis Professional Association. Ekaterina is also the Assistant Tennis Pro at the Winnipeg Winter Club.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Allan McElroy, President
Wayne Jackiew, Vice President
Lorena Trann, Treasurer & Secretary
Ed Gardy, Grounds/Maintenance
Rick Schwartz, Director
Craig Leduchowski, Director
Wes Pomarensky, Director