Johnson & Wales University (RI) Men's Tennis

Kitterick was named the Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach in July, 2015. He was promoted to the top spot after five seasons as the asisstant coach on the men's side for the Wildcats. In addition, he served as the assistant womens tennis coach for three years at Rhode Island College. Before made the transition to coaching, Kitterick was a star player for the Wildcats. He was twice named to the All-Great Northeast Athletic Conference Team and was a key part of JWUs 2008 GNAC Championship team. A four-year starter, Kitterick worked his way up the Wildcats' line-up, culminating at number one singles and doubles his senior season. He began his tennis career playing four seasons as a varsity starter at Bridgewater-Raynham High School. He earned a bachelors degree in accounting from Johnson & Wales in 2010. He also earned his MBA in global business leadership and financial services from JWU in 2012

Spring led the Wildcats to the GNAC Championship over Suffolk in 2008 with an 11-1 overall record. His 2005 team lost in the GNAC final to Emerson. He has been teaching and coaching tennis in Rhode Island since 1991, serving both as a head and an assistant coach. Spring was the girls tennis coach at Smithfield High School for 14 seasons from 1998-12. He guided the Sentinels to the Rhode Island Div. II Championship three times (2012, 11, 10), while capturing the Divison III title twice (2007 and 2006). Coach Spring was also the coach of the boys team at Smithfield High School for two successful seasons (2001 and 2002).  His 2002 team went 14-2 and made it to the Rhode Island DII Championship tilt. Spring also coached at Chariho High School from 1991-94, starting the Chargers first girls program and serving as an assistant coach for the boys squad for four seasons. In addition to his coaching duties, Spring began his tenure as a business teacher at Smithfield High School in the fall of 1997. Coach Spring earned a bachelors degree in business administration from the University of Rhode Island in 1994. Spring earned his masters degree in teaching from Johnson & Wales in 1997.