Amy Shay and Cynthia Dardis are currently ranked #4 in the country and have been ranked in the top 4 for the past 9 seasons.  Dardis/Shay started playing tournaments together 15 years ago and together have captured 11 national titles.

It was another banner season for Dardis and Shay!  They won the Women’s 50’s Nationals, were finalists at Midwesterns and Chicago Charities, and took 5th at the Philly Open. In 2018, they won the Women’s 50’s Nationals, Chicago Charities, and Philly Open and were runners up in the Steel City Open, Boston, and Patterson. They are 2018 winners of the Childress Cup.  This was their second time winning the cup. The Childress Cup is a prestigious award that is given to the team that earned the most points in a Grand Prix Series. 

Dardis/Shay attribute much of their success to teamwork, strategy, and disciplined play, which they continually reinforce in their teaching. Cynthia played Division I tennis for Villanova University.  She lives in Stamford, CT with her husband and 4 children.

Amy Shay and Jolene Sutter are currently ranked #5 in the country. For 10 years, Amy Shay and Cynthia Dardis were ranked in the top 4 in the country and together have captured 11 national titles.

With Cynthia Dardis, they won the Women’s 50’s Nationals, were finalists at Midwesterns and Chicago Charities, and took 5th at the Philly Open. Amy Shay took 3/4 in the 2019 Nationals  Championship with Ana Brzova. In 2018, Cynthia and Amy won the Women’s 50’s Nationals, Chicago Charities, and Philly Open and were runners up in Steel City Open, Boston, and Patterson. They are 2018 winners of the Childress Cup. This was their second time winning the cup. The Childress Cup is a prestigious award that is given to the team that earned the most points in a Grand Prix Series.

Dardis/Shay attribute much of their success to teamwork, strategy, and disciplined play, which they continually reinforce in their teaching. Amy graduated from Boston College on a full tennis scholarship. She lives in Wilton, CT with her husband and 2 children.

• Highest National rank - #1

• 2-time Husband / Wife National Champion 2010 & 2014 (Masters)

• 5-time champion of the Hinsdale Challenge

• 8-time Midwesterns Champion

• 2013 Recipient of the Charlotte Lee Sportsmanship Award

• APTA Women's Player/ Ranking Chairperson

• Co-Founder and Director of the Midwest Platform Tennis Camps in Cincinnati, Ohio

• Former Collegiate Tennis Player at SMU

• Played on Professional Tour 1989-1990

• Former APTA Women’s player and Ranking Chairperson  2016-2021

Suzanne Lemery has been teaching paddle for 18 years. She has been ranked #11 in the country with her partner Kelly Rohrbach.

Suzanne recently placed 3/4 in the APTA Women’s 2018 Nationals, 5th in Chicago Charities 2018, and 6th in the 2018 Boston Open. Before teaching, Suzanne played college tennis at Ferris State University. She and her husband Matt have two young children.

Roxy Enica is formerly ranked #2 in the nation with her partner Laura Berendt and is a three-peat champion of the Mixed Nationals Championship with her partner Juan P. Martinez-Arraya. Roxy is a 2-time National Finalist (2019 & 2017). Laura and her were champions of the Chicago Charities, finalists of the Boston Open and Long Island Invitational, and took 3/4 at the Philly Open and Midwesterns. She has also achieved #2 with Gabbi Niculescu.

Roxy started playing tennis as s youngster in her home country of Romania. She had a distinguished junior career in her native country and received a full tennis scholarship to play Division I tennis at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas. At SFA, Roxy played the #1 position in both singles and doubles for all four years. Throughout her college career, she won nearly 80 matches, including 35 single competitions. For the 3 consecutive years, Roxy earned the MVP of the team and was named “The Player of the Week” in 2007 and 2009. After college, Roxy started her coaching career as an Assistant Coach at SFA, helping the team work their way up to becoming ranked #71 in the nation.

Mirian Warner has been ranked #6 in the country with her twin sister, Liz Cruz. Together, they were finalists at the 2018 Philly Open and placed 3/4 at the 2018 Chicago Charities and Long Island Invitational.

Mirian grew up playing tennis with her twin sister, Liz Cruz, in El Salvador. She played collegiate tennis for South Carolina State University 2004-2008.  She led her team to conference champions 4 straight years. Mirian has quickly made a name for herself as a force on the Paddle Tournament Circuit.

Macie is the current national champion with partner Lynn Kiro. She is originally from Evansville, IN. She has been working as a Racquets Professional at the Country Club of Darien since 2015. Macie is a certified PPTA instructor and was a member of Region II’s winning presidents cup team in 2019.

Kerri Delmonico has been playing paddle for 18 years, and is currently ranked #7 with Lauren Gabbia. She started playing in Watch Hill RI and quickly took to the sport.  She currently has one womens national championship with her partner Aila Main in 2007. In addition, she has won four Husband and wife nationals w mike stulac and one Mixed National Championships. (Mike stulac)   In 2022, she reached the semifinals of the National Championships w Lauren Gebbia (they are currently ranked Fourth in the country). Kerri lives in summit nj with her husband mike And daughter Riley. She works in NYC in logistics when she is not playing paddle :)

Laura Berendt was highest ranked #2 with Roxy Enica.

• Runner up at the Platform Tennis Nationals, 2019 and 2008

• Chicago Charities Champion, 2018 and 2007

• Runner up at the Boston Open, 2019

• Runner up at the Long Island Invitational, 2018

• Took 3/4 at the 2018 Philly Open and 2019 Midwesterns

• Hinsdale Women's Challenge Champion, 2018

• Illinois State Champion, 2016

• Lake Forest Finalist, 2016

• Played tennis for the University of Texas all 4 years and was a 4-time All American

• #1 in the State of Florida in tennis when she was 18

• Was consistently ranked in the top 10 in the country for 15 years

• Was ranked #21 in 2018 with Denise Murphy

• 7-time champion of the Midwesterns

• Played college tennis at Kenyon College; was a Division III NCAA Team Championship Finalist

• Inducted into the Kenyon Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008

• Coached Division I Men’s and Women’s College Tennis at Colgate University for 3 years

• Coached Division III Women’s College Tennis at Kenyon College for 15 years

• Coached high school girl’s tennis at Cincinnati Country Day for 21 years

• Highest Ranking, #6; Top 10 Nationally for 15 years

• National Age Group Champion

• President's Cup Captain and Champion 4 times

• Owner Midwest Platform Tennis Camp

• 3-Time Ironman Finisher

Her best year-end National ranking was 6th with Liz Hayward, and current ranking #14 with Chelsea Mittal. Hallie is a native of upstate New York and a graduate of Denison University, where she played both singles and doubles all 4 years and received many all-conference honors, which includes being named to the NCAC all-decade team. Hallie has been instrumental in growing junior paddle on the North Shore by organizing instruction and match opportunities for hundreds of local high school students. She is also a long-standing member of the APTA players committee. Prior to taking up paddle tennis in 2009, Hallie was a tennis pro and tournament director at Midtown Athletic Club in Chicago. Hallie is married to Jack Bodman, and they have four children.

Bobo Delaney lives in Chatham , NJ and has been a platform tennis professional for over 25 years. She has won over 20 National Championships, and in 2016, Bobo was inducted into the Platform Tennis Hall of Fame. She played tennis and field hockey at the University of Denver and is also in the Hall Of Fame there. She is an incredible paddle player, athlete, and competitor.