Cabrini University Women's Tennis

White also spent two years as an assistant coach the men's tennis team and one year as an assistant on the mwomen's team. White brings five years of head coaching experience to the Cavaliers as the head womens tennis coach at Central Bucks West High School. Prior to being named head coach in 2009, White served four years as the school's assistant varsity and junior varsity girls tennis coach from 2004-2008. White has ten years experience as a tennis instructor at the Bucks County Tennis Association. White also worked for Bucks Country Community College as a coordinator and head instructor for the Kids on Campus Summer Tennis Program. White graduated from La Salle University in 1982 with a Bachelor of the Science Degree in Business Administration.  

Parker also coached the Cabrini women's tennis teams in 2014-15 and 2015-16. Parker was named Colonial States Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in his first season as Cabrini's women's tennis coach, after leading the Cavaliers to a 14-6 overall mark, including 9-1 in the CSAC, and the number two seed in the CSAC postseason tournament.  After a two year hiatus, Parker also led the Cabrini men back to the CSAC tournament, with a 4-3 conference record. Parker came to Cabrini after an extensive career as an individual teaching professional. For the last four years, Parker has been an instructor with the Bucks County Tennis Association, implementing and expanding new sites and new programs, as well as helping to supervise BCTA clinics for Billie Jean King and the Philadelphia Freedom.  Parker also worked extensively with Special Olympics of Pennsylvania, as BCTA held multiple events with the organization each year. Parker has also acted as an instructor for the Middle States USTA Gold Cup program over the last several seasons. In addition, he was hired by former ATP Touring Pro Fred Perrin to teach professionally at Mill Creek Tennis Club. Most recently, Parker consulted and worked closely with the CB West High School girls tennis team. No stranger to the Division III student-athlete philosophy, Parker attended Division III College of Wooster before an injury ended his collegiate career.  Parker, a native of Wilmington, Del., transferred to the University of Delaware, where he completed his degree in English Literature.