- The Orban Family
At Milford Indoor Tennis, our entire staff shares
one thing in common. A whole-hearted love for tennis.
Our team of pros is second to none. Each one was chosen based on their
proficiency in instruction, their level of play and their enthusiasm for the game.
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Bryan AdinolfiA four year member of the University of Connecticut’s tennis team, Bryan captained the squad his senior year. After graduating from UConn, he was assistant coach of the men’s team in 2002. He went on to Syracuse University to earn a Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture, a distinction he is putting to good use today as a landscape architect with Bothwell Site Design in Norwalk. While at Syracuse, he was assistant coach of the women’s tennis team in 2005-2006 and is now the assistant coach of the Quinnipiac University men’s team. These duties have not lessened his zeal for competitive tennis as he recently rose to #7 in the New England men’s open rankings. |
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Carrie BuntonA USPTA certified teaching professional, Carrie has taught, designed and run programs for all playing levels in the tri-state area for the past 16 years. She grew up in southern Connecticut and competed throughout New England as a ranked junior. Carrie attended Cortlandt State University where she studied Physical Education. In addition to teaching tennis, she continues to enjoy competing in USTA league play. |
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Paul CoorssenOriginally from Port Jefferson, NY, Paul played Division II tennis at the University of Bridgeport where he captained the team for two years in a row. As a senior, he reached the semifinals of the New England NCAA Division II Doubles Tournament. He graduated with a degree in Computer Information Systems and then worked as an Application Developer in Europe. In 2003, he received a Master’s Degree in Education from Sacred Heart University. He earned his USPTA certification at the National Tennis Center. For the past seven years, he has coached the Jonathan Law High School boy’s tennis team in Milford. His hobbies include bee-keeping, guitar and piano. |
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Michael McManusA native of Hamden, Connecticut, Mike played high school tennis at Notre Dame in West Haven where he earned all state honors. At the University of Connecticut, he played singles and doubles while also teaching at Tennis Central in Woodbridge and the Ridge Top Club. After college, he was an instructor at the Waccabuc Country Club in Westchester County where he was mentored by USPTA President Harry Gilbert. During this time, he helped grow the tennis program, producing many juniors with top 50 national rankings in their age groups. He has also coached numerous men's and women's USTA teams to District, Sectional and National wins. A resident of Branford, Connecticut, Mike is passionate about building junior and adult tennis in the New Haven area. |
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Angelo RossettiAngelo became a USPTA certified teaching professional in 1992. He has taught at Yale University & other first class institutions, where he has served as the Director as well as Head Pro. He has taught with ATP Tour professionals, including Tom Gullikson, Tim Mayotte, Johan Kriek, Mikael Pernfors, Luke & Murphy Jensen, Malavai Washington, James Blake & Monica Seles. A top Division I player at the University of Connecticut, he earned a B.S. degree in Sports Marketing. He won the USTA New England Sportsmanship award in 2005. In 2007, he & his identical twin brother, Ettoré, were ranked #1 in New England Men's Open Doubles & were awarded gold medallions at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Angelo earned the 2007 USPTA Regional Teaching Pro of the Year & 2007 Open Player of the Year. He also has been certified for Developing Junior Players from USPTA/Nick Bollettieri. Most recently he has earned the 2008 USPTA Tennis Industry Excellence Award. Angelo has both coached & played on 5.0 & open USTA teams that have gone to nationals. In August of 2008, he & Ettoré, set the official Guinness World Record™ for the Longest Tennis Rally totaling 25,944 continuous strokes, lasting over 14 hours & 31 minutes & were featured on CNN. He is philanthropic minded & still raises money through his website www.RossettiBrothersTennis.org for notable charities. Angelo & his wife, Pam, live in Hamden with their daughter, Madison. |
