Getting to Know Joe De Luna, the New Director of Tennis

I want to first thank so many of you that have given me a warm welcome as the new Director of Tennis. It has been a great first few weeks for me. I look forward to meeting all of you and getting to know you better, and learning how we can help you enjoy your tennis experience here at the Club even more.

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A little background about me:

My background as a competitive tennis player started as a junior here in San Antonio when I was about ten years old. I won four state singles titles in high school at Central Catholic High School and traveled the U.S. and Mexico playing national and international torunaments. I received a full scholarship to the University of Oklahoma where I won five Big 8 Conference titles, was a four-year letterman and was Captain of the team my junior and senior years. I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in arts and science. 

On the court, I enjoy teaching private and group lessons, and assisting with fundraisers, tournaments and mixers. I have been in the tennis club industry for over 20 years.

My wife Tanya and I have been married for 18 years and we have four children: Noah (17), Juliana (14), Ella (11) and Zoe (7).

I look forward to adding value to your membership with my abilities as an instructor and my experience as a programmer, and by creating a fun and inviting atmosphere in the tennis operation. I will be reaching out to many of you, but please stop by and say hello and let us know how we can improve your game and help  you enjoy the game even more.

See you on the courts!

Joe

Joe De Luna is the Director of Tennis at The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch. He can be reached at 830.336.9180.

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