Coaching Team
Academy Directors
LARRY JUROVICH
ACADEMY DIRECTOR
Larry has over 30 years experience. He developed players from junior to pro with students who have won over 40 Junior National Championships, who have represented their countries in Davis Cup and Fed Cup and competed in every grand slam.
He worked with the Lawn Tennis Association leading their coach education program and managing their High Performance Academy network. He had a similar role for Tennis Canada and worked as a National Coach for Tennis China. He had his own Academy in Ireland that developed players from a young age who went on to represent Ireland in over 50? Davis Cup ties between them.
TOM MCLEAN
ACADEMY DIRECTOR
Tom has over ten years experience in High Performance coaching and junior development. He has developed numerous Provincial and ITF Junior Champions and had players go on to receive full scholarships at NCAA Universities. He has extensive travel experience across North America and Europe where he has travelled with teams from Tennis Canada, AB & BC. Tom is also a Tennis Canada Coach 3 and has been the head coach for Team AB at Canada Summer Games and Western Canada Summer Games.
Academy Coaches
Dominic Pagon
ACADEMY COACH
Dominic has been coaching tennis for over 10 years. He was born and raised in Jamaica and has represented his country at the Pan Am Games, CAC Games and International Tennis Hall of Fame Champions Cup. Dominic has also represented his country at Davis Cup for several years both as a Captain and a player. He has coached players on the professional, international, and collegiate levels. He graduated from the College of William and Mary.
Our S&C Team
Stephen Langford
BKin, Human Kinetics
As the youngest of four boys, competing was something that came natural. I grew up playing multiple sports, but my passion was hockey. By the time I turned 15, it was my main focus and I started to invest more time on performance by developIng through off-ice strength, interval, and plyometric training. I played competitively through high school, then junior A, then got a scholarship to play hockey in college. I first attended Briercrest College, where I met my wife. After two years there, I transferred to the University of Regina, where I earned my bachelors degree in Kinesiology, focused on Human Kinetics. After college, my wife and I moved to Sweden where I played a year of pro hockey. I have learned many valuable things over the course of my career and I strive to help other people and athletes achieve their goals in their own lives and sports. Nowadays if I’m not in the gym, you can find me on a golf course, or with a camera in my hand, and quite possibly both!