Andy Sutton is a nationally recognized tennis coach and leader in racquet sports development, currently serving as the Executive Racquets Director for Premier Racquet Clubs. With over three decades of coaching experience, Andy has built a reputation for delivering high-performance training programs that foster technical excellence, tactical intelligence, and personal growth in players of all levels.  He is among a handful of coaches nationally who hold both a Tennis Canada Coach 3 and OTA Club Professional 3 designation.

A respected educator and mentor, Andy was the recipient of the 2012 Course Facilitator Excellence Award, recognizing his outstanding contributions to tennis coach education in Canada. In 2025, he was honored with the Club Professional Excellence Award, celebrating his commitment to innovation, leadership, and excellence within club environments.

Known for his strategic vision and passion for athlete and coach development, Andy continues to elevate racquet programming at Premier Racquet Clubs through a holistic approach that combines on-court performance, unparalleled vision, and a culture of excellence.

“I am a passionate High Performance Tennis Coach who has been developing the next generation of young talent for the past 9 years. I achieve results with my athletes by working hard, exhibiting and instilling good values from a very young age, and, of course, having fun in the process. I believe discipline and humility are the keys to becoming great.” 

Bogdan has had a busy career with an extensive resume of work in the high-performance area. He is a former Tennis Canada National coach who was part of the leadership team the Centre of Excellence at the Tennis Canada site in Toronto for 4 years. He has spent time as a travelling coach with Tennis Canada and captained the Boys U14 Team in 2016 & 2019. His players have won multiple titles at the Provincial, National, Tennis Europe, and ITF levels. Most recently Bogdan led a successful High-Performance program at Mayfair Parkway and is excited to bring his demanding brand of training to Premier Racquet Club – Markham.

Rohan Punj is the Head Tennis Professional at Premier Racquet Clubs Markham.

Rohan brings over 5 years of coaching experience working with junior, adult, recreational, competitive, and high-performance players. He has coached in club, academy, camp, and high-performance environments, with experience developing players from beginner levels through to competitive pathways.

As a player, Rohan competed at a national and international junior level, achieving an ITF Junior World Ranking of 1180, a Men’s Open Indian Ranking of 10, and finishing as an Under-18 Indian Nationals finalist.

Rohan is a Tennis Canada / TPA Club Pro 2 and is currently working toward Coach 2. He also holds, RSPA Padel, and Pickleball Instructor 2 certifications.

Rohan’s coaching style focuses on strong fundamentals, clear technical feedback, tactical understanding, movement, and long-term player development. He is passionate about creating a positive, structured training environment where players of all ages and levels can improve, compete, and enjoy the game.

With over 35 years of racquet sport experience and more than 25 years of coaching, Coach Zane is a respected and passionate leader in the Toronto and York Region racquets community. A Tennis Canada Club Pro 2 and member of the Tennis Professionals Association, Zane combines strong technical knowledge with an energetic, encouraging approach that helps players of all ages thrive on court.

Zane is also certified by PadelMBA, RSPA, Pickleball Canada (Level 2), the Pickleball Professional Registry (PPR), and is Wheelchair Tennis certified by Tennis Canada.

A lifelong learner who holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Ryerson University, Zane brings both analytical precision and genuine enthusiasm to every lesson—creating a fun, motivating environment that builds skill, confidence, and a lasting love of the game.

Whether your goal is to compete, improve your technique, or simply stay active while having fun, Coach Zane is dedicated to helping you achieve your racquet sport goals—on and off the court.

Tarik Kamel has been playing competitively at very high level at an early age and has most of his success within his adult life. He’s been ranked in top 100 in singles and doubles in Ontario and Canada and ITF seniors’ circuit. He is very well known around the tennis community and brings a lot of knowledge of the game to all his students.

Tarik is passionate about seeing his students improve and develop a love for the sport.

I became a certified tennis instructor after my early retirement from own business. I love working with young children and adults who are new to tennis or who want to improve their tennis skills. I have played doubles tennis competitively on different recreational ladies’ and mixed leagues. I speak fluently Mandarin and Cantonese. I am thrilled to share my own life testimonial: It is never too late to learn how to play tennis. Tennis can be a sport for life. Tennis can be the love of your life.

I have been fortunate to have been involved with Tennis from a very young age. First as a beginner in the early 1990’s, onwards to representing the Markham Tennis Club in Junior Inter County League match play in the early 2000’s. I have also had the pleasure of representing the Ajax Tennis Club in Men’s Durham Region Inter County competitions.

In 2007 I qualified to receive Instructor Level Certification through Tennis Canada and the OTA.

Dedication, hard work and obsessiveness, lead me to a point where I was training along side NCAA and ITF level players. As well as having the pleasure of working along side some of Canada’s most successful coaches.

My goal as of today, is to be the best coach, instructor and practice partner that I can possibly be.

Adam has been coaching people of all ages for 20 years.  Starting out at a small community club in Port Union, Scarborough, he quickly developed a passion for teaching which continues to grow. He received the Club Pro/Coach of the Year award from Scarborough Tennis Federation in 2017 & 2018, as well as being nominated a third time in 2023.

Adam has a Club Pro 1 & Wheelchair Tennis Certification. He was an Assistant Course Facilitator for OTA’s Progressive Tennis Certification course in 2010 and led TDSB’s Continuing Education Adult & Senior Tennis programs at Central Tech C.I from 2010-2015. He also served as Scarborough Tennis Federation’s VP, Junior Development.

Adam worked with several community clubs in the GTA in Coaching & Club Management roles. He is currently Head Pro at Curran Hall Park & Charlottetown TC in Scarborough. A big supporter of grassroots initiatives, he has delivered in-school programs for multiple school boards, inner-city Tennis organizations & charities such as Pro-Set Autism, and Philpott Children’s Tennis Camps.

Vika is a competitive tennis player with a WTA doubles ranking of 432 and a strong record of achievements, including being a finalist at several $25,000 events in Kristnehamn and Granby, as well as at the $10,000 tournaments in Caracas and Poza Rica. In singles, Vika reached a highest ranking of 698, also finishing as a finalist in the $10,000 Caracas event. She has had a solid ITF ranking of 82. Vika has defeated top players such as Eugenie Bouchard, Garbine Muguruza, Aliaksandra Sasnovich, and Anett Kontaveit.

Vika has 4 years of teaching experience in the field in which she worked one year in Texas where she taught tennis classes at Baylor University. As a graduate teaching assistant at Baylor University, Vika earned a Master’s in Sports Pedagogy, as well as she earned all-American title twice while being a student-athlete at both Baylor and Penn State Universities where she did her bachelors degree in Economics. Holding a Level 2 Club Pro Tennis Certification, Vika is committed to advancing tennis education. Research interests include exploring pedagogical approaches in sports, the effects of physical activity on cognitive performance, and investigating critical issues in tennis, such as the evaluating tennis serve, interference on learning the tennis backhand stroke and others.