Tennis Staff
Sean Kelly - Tennis Professional
sean@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: (425) 772-0675
Sean Kelly a Puget Sound native played his junior and High School tennis in Edmonds, Washington. In 1998 Sean joined the United States Professional Tennis Association and was certified at the Professional level. Sean began his career as a Tennis Professional at The Forrest Crest Athletic Club. During which time, Sean coached Inglemoor High School, guiding one of his players to become the state singles champion. Sean was named high school coach of the year by the Seattle Times in 2006. Sean moved on to coach tennis at Busch School in Seattle and continued to have success guiding players to the state level. In 2005 Sean became a Tennis professional at Edgebrook Club and has been a key influence in revitalizing the junior program as Co-Director of junior tennis. Sean sincerely enjoys his students and has a great affinity for all the club members that he has had the privilege to interact with.
sean@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: (425) 772-0675
Sean Kelly a Puget Sound native played his junior and High School tennis in Edmonds, Washington. In 1998 Sean joined the United States Professional Tennis Association and was certified at the Professional level. Sean began his career as a Tennis Professional at The Forrest Crest Athletic Club. During which time, Sean coached Inglemoor High School, guiding one of his players to become the state singles champion. Sean was named high school coach of the year by the Seattle Times in 2006. Sean moved on to coach tennis at Busch School in Seattle and continued to have success guiding players to the state level. In 2005 Sean became a Tennis professional at Edgebrook Club and has been a key influence in revitalizing the junior program as Co-Director of junior tennis. Sean sincerely enjoys his students and has a great affinity for all the club members that he has had the privilege to interact with.
Alex - Tennis Professional
alex@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: (425) 628-9748
Alex is a Bellevue native and started playing tennis when he was 10 years old and trained right here at Edgebrook during his junior career. Played various USTA PNW Junior and Sectional Tournaments. In high school he helped win 3 team state tennis championships with the Newport High School varsity team (2012-2016) and ended his high school career with a doubles title with his brother Payton. Alex has worked as a tennis instructor at various clubs (including Edgebrook!) around the Greater Seattle Area since he was 16.
He recently completed his bachelor’s degree in organizational communication from George Fox University in Newberg, OR. Whilst completing that degree, Alex was also played top tier DIII tennis in the Northwest Conference. Alex became the one of the university’s first All-Americans in 2016 winning the ITA Regional in doubles. Finished his career with over 100 wins in singles and doubles combined and was named team captain for his junior and senior year.
Alex applies his experience of competition at the junior, high school, and collegiate level to his development plans while also making sure there is a fun and comfortable learning environment.
Alex is USPTA certified.
alex@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: (425) 628-9748
Alex is a Bellevue native and started playing tennis when he was 10 years old and trained right here at Edgebrook during his junior career. Played various USTA PNW Junior and Sectional Tournaments. In high school he helped win 3 team state tennis championships with the Newport High School varsity team (2012-2016) and ended his high school career with a doubles title with his brother Payton. Alex has worked as a tennis instructor at various clubs (including Edgebrook!) around the Greater Seattle Area since he was 16.
He recently completed his bachelor’s degree in organizational communication from George Fox University in Newberg, OR. Whilst completing that degree, Alex was also played top tier DIII tennis in the Northwest Conference. Alex became the one of the university’s first All-Americans in 2016 winning the ITA Regional in doubles. Finished his career with over 100 wins in singles and doubles combined and was named team captain for his junior and senior year.
Alex applies his experience of competition at the junior, high school, and collegiate level to his development plans while also making sure there is a fun and comfortable learning environment.
Alex is USPTA certified.
Ryan Cho - Tennis Teaching Staff
ryan@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: 425-295-8922
Ryan is an Issaquah native who started playing tennis at the age of 10 and began training here at Edgebrook at age 13. Ryan attended Issaquah High School where he was a 4 time varsity player and helped the school grab its first ever title of KingCo champions in his freshman year with another title in his junior year. Furthermore, he was also the captain of the Issaquah Boy’s tennis team along with being a 2 time state qualifier.
Ryan is currently attending Chapman University in Southern California where he is majoring in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with a minor in Psychology. In addition to his studies, Ryan hopes to join Chapman’s Tennis Team where they will compete in the spring time.
Ryan has worked as a junior tennis instructor as well as a lifeguard here at Edgebrook for 4 years. He is back and excited to offer his experience and contributions to the amazing tennis program here.
Ryan teaches all ages, but specializes in working with juniors levels 1-3 and adults new to tennis (3.0 and below).
ryan@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: 425-295-8922
Ryan is an Issaquah native who started playing tennis at the age of 10 and began training here at Edgebrook at age 13. Ryan attended Issaquah High School where he was a 4 time varsity player and helped the school grab its first ever title of KingCo champions in his freshman year with another title in his junior year. Furthermore, he was also the captain of the Issaquah Boy’s tennis team along with being a 2 time state qualifier.
Ryan is currently attending Chapman University in Southern California where he is majoring in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with a minor in Psychology. In addition to his studies, Ryan hopes to join Chapman’s Tennis Team where they will compete in the spring time.
Ryan has worked as a junior tennis instructor as well as a lifeguard here at Edgebrook for 4 years. He is back and excited to offer his experience and contributions to the amazing tennis program here.
Ryan teaches all ages, but specializes in working with juniors levels 1-3 and adults new to tennis (3.0 and below).
Zach Ebner - Tennis Teaching Staff
zach@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: 425-761-7941
Zach is a Bellevue native and started playing tennis at Edgebrook when he was 12 years old. He played in various USTA tournaments and played 4 years of tennis at Newport High School. He played on the varsity team his junior and senior years. He has been teaching at the junior program at Edgebrook for over 3 years now. He recently completed his freshman year at the University of Notre Dame, where he is studying Mechanical Engineering, and has returned home to coach at Edgebrook during his summer break. Zach really enjoys working with the kids to both foster a fun and enjoyable learning environment as well as help progress their tennis skills.
Zach teaches all ages, but specializes in working with juniors levels 1-3 and adults new to tennis (3.0 and below).
zach@edgebrookclub.org
Cell: 425-761-7941
Zach is a Bellevue native and started playing tennis at Edgebrook when he was 12 years old. He played in various USTA tournaments and played 4 years of tennis at Newport High School. He played on the varsity team his junior and senior years. He has been teaching at the junior program at Edgebrook for over 3 years now. He recently completed his freshman year at the University of Notre Dame, where he is studying Mechanical Engineering, and has returned home to coach at Edgebrook during his summer break. Zach really enjoys working with the kids to both foster a fun and enjoyable learning environment as well as help progress their tennis skills.
Zach teaches all ages, but specializes in working with juniors levels 1-3 and adults new to tennis (3.0 and below).