University of Hartford Women's Tennis

Terranova begins his fifth season with the University of Hartford and his third as the head coach of both the mens and womens tennis programs. Terranova began his tenure with the Hawks in 2011 as an assistant coach before his promotion to the head coaching position in 2013.   In his time on the Hawks staff, Terranova has led multiple student-athletes to conference recognition. Most recently, Katherine Long, Skyler Schaar, and Will Drumwright took home All-Conference honors in 2014-15, Terranovas second year as head coach. In 2011-12, when Terranova was an assistant coach, Abby Liu earned America East All-Conference honors to become the first Hawk woman since 2004 to earn the selection. Since 2012, the Hawks have landed a total of six student-athletes on the America East All-Academic squads. Aneil Bhalla and picked up the honor in 2012 while Alex Holdstein, Katina Zampas and Christie Greenberg represented the Hawks in 2013. Holdstein joined Jordan Badenko in scoring All-Academic accolades following the 2014 season. Prior to his hiring at Hartford, he served as the varsity girls' tennis coach at Weston High School where he led the squad to a 2011 Connecticut Class S state championship and was deemed the 2011 Girls Tennis Coach of the Year by the Connecticut Post. He also served as an assistant boys tennis coach at Weston, beginning that stint in the spring of 2005. A native of Madison, Conn., Terranova was a member of the coaching staff at the Marshall Tennis Camps at the University of Connecticut, where he assumed the position of tennis instructor and camp counselor for two years. A four-year member of the varsity mens tennis team at Saint Michaels College in Colchester, Vt., from 2004-08, Terranova was the recipient of the Coachs Award in 2006 and went on to earn Northeast-10 All-Conference Second Team accolades as a senior in 2008. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in 2008 with a major in economics.  Torr Terranova Men's and Women's Tennis Head Coach Torr Terranova begins his fifth season with the University of Hartford and his third as the head coach of both the mens and womens tennis programs. Terranova began his tenure with the Hawks in 2011 as an assistant coach before his promotion to the head coaching position in 2013.   In his time on the Hawks staff, Terranova has led multiple student-athletes to conference recognition. Most recently, Katherine Long, Skyler Schaar, and Will Drumwright took home All-Conference honors in 2014-15, Terranovas second year as head coach. In 2011-12, when Terranova was an assistant coach, Abby Liu earned America East All-Conference honors to become the first Hawk woman since 2004 to earn the selection. Since 2012, the Hawks have landed a total of six student-athletes on the America East All-Academic squads. Aneil Bhalla and picked up the honor in 2012 while Alex Holdstein, Katina Zampas and Christie Greenberg represented the Hawks in 2013. Holdstein joined Jordan Badenko in scoring All-Academic accolades following the 2014 season. Prior to his hiring at Hartford, he served as the varsity girls' tennis coach at Weston High School where he led the squad to a 2011 Connecticut Class S state championship and was deemed the 2011 Girls Tennis Coach of the Year by the Connecticut Post. He also served as an assistant boys tennis coach at Weston, beginning that stint in the spring of 2005. A native of Madison, Conn., Terranova was a member of the coaching staff at the Marshall Tennis Camps at the University of Connecticut, where he assumed the position of tennis instructor and camp counselor for two years. A four-year member of the varsity mens tennis team at Saint Michaels College in Colchester, Vt., from 2004-08, Terranova was the recipient of the Coachs Award in 2006 and went on to earn Northeast-10 All-Conference Second Team accolades as a senior in 2008. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in 2008 with a major in economics.