PENNBRIAR'S TENNIS PROS
KELLY MASLAR


ANDY FINDLAY


PAT HEALY


RICK SERTZ

MARK GOLDIN







KELLY MASLAR has been Pennbriar's Director of Tennis and Junior Development since 1993 and has established a top-notch tennis background.  She was former #1 Full-Scholarship Player at Penn State University, 2-Time PIAA Singles Champion, 2009's AMD Tournament Director of the Year and has been coaching since 1990.
Currently, Ms. Maslar is PTR Prossional Level Certified and Head Coach for Mercyhurst Prep Girls Tennis. 





















ANDY FINDLAY is Pennbriar's Head Tennis Pro and arguably the most qualified professional in the area.  Outside of Pennbriar he serves as one of USTA's elite Tennis Service Reps (TSR) and  was rewarded
2010 USPTA Pro-of-the-Year.  Andy has been coaching since 1972.

He also is the Owner/Operator of successful 'Intense Tennis Camps.com,' and Coach of Middle States Boy's 18's National Team.

PAT HEALY is one of Pennbriar's well-established tennis professionals.  As a young champion, Pat was a former District 10 Singles and Doubles Champion at Cathedral Prep High School.  He carried his passion for tennis into his college years on a full tennis scholarship at West Virginia University and then graduated from Gannon University with a degree in Marketing and Management.

Currently,  Pat is the Director of Tennis Kahkwa Country Club.  Also, he is USPTA Professionally Certified and has been Coaching since 1992. 












RICK SERTZ is Pennbriar's Competitive Programming Assistant.  He has an accomplished coaching history dating back to 1977. He graduated with a Degree in Coaching from Mercyhurst College.  Rick is also former Erie City Recreational Singles Champion.

In addition, Rick Sertz is currently the Director of the Fairview Summer Recreational Program and Head Coach of Fairview Boys Tennis.

















MARK GOLDIN is one of Pennbriar's most charismatic  and passionate tennis professionals.  He is USPTA Professionally Certified and US Racquet Stringers Association Certified. Mark was selected All-County Tennis in 1981 and played singles and doubles at Gannon University.  He began coaching in 1981.