ATC Summer Camps

Play Ball

Camp Armonk Sports is the perfect blend of athletics and camaraderie, as campers learn to play various sports in a team environment. Details >

Spark Your Imagination

Mad Science offers fun, interactive activities that give campers a clear understanding of what science is and how it affects their world. Details >

Tennis Anyone?

The AITA summer program consists of Advanced and Junior Camps so that elite and casual players alike can reach their tennis goals. Details >

Patrick Letourneau

Patrick is an accomplished soccer player from Bethlehem, PA. In high school, he was named to the All-Area Team all four years, was recognized by ESPN RISE Magazine, and was selected to the Super Y League National Player Pool. He then played collegiately at Colgate University, where he helped lead the team to the 2011 Patriot League Championship and an NCAA Tournament appearance. His college accolades include All-Patriot League First Team, All-Mid-Atlantic Second Team, and All-Patriot League Academic Team honors.

Patrick is currently a math teacher at North Hunterdon High School in Annandale, NJ. He has also served as the school's boys junior varsity head coach and as a varsity assistant coach. Furthermore, Patrick is very involved in the camp scene, having spent summers at the Bethlehem Township Community Center as a camp counselor and soccer coach, and at the Colgate Youth Academy Soccer Camp, where he was the director of youth programs for children ages 3-18.

Jaklin Alawi

Jaklin comes from Sofia, Bulgaria, where she was the country's top-ranked U16, U18, and women's tennis player. She came to the United States for college, spending two years at Long Beach State and two more at the University of South Carolina. During her career, she was the Big West Freshman of the Year, a two-time All-Big West selection, a two-time All-SEC second-team selection, and team MVP as a senior. She reached a national singles ranking of #33 and graduated with a degree in Political Science.

Jaklin has extensive coaching experience to match her playing experience. She was the assistant coach of the women's team at Florida International University, taking the program from unranked to #42 in the ITA 2016 rankings. She has also trained women on the WTA circuit and top-flight ITF juniors. Jaklin is currently coaching players on the AITA High Performance Path, as well as in the Junior Development Program.

Greg Anderson

Greg is originally from Johannesburg, South Africa, where he began playing tennis at the age of four. He competed in national junior tournaments and climbed to the top of the rankings in the U12 through U18 age groups. He then played collegiately at the University of Kentucky and Morehead State University, earning First-Team All-Conference, Team MVP, and Academic Recognition honors during his career. He graduated with a degree in Exercise Science.

In addition to serving as the director of Armonk International Tennis Academy, Greg has acted as hitting partner and strength trainer for his brother Kevin Anderson, who reached a career high of #10 in the ATP World Tour rankings. This experience has made him very aware of what it takes to succeed at the highest level and what aspiring players must work on to get there.