Yancy Julius Butler

I have been the assistant tennis coach for LBC for the last two years and since starting I have been in charge of all tennis operations including planning every practice, being in charge of development for all the plays and leading on court strategy while learning the back end like recruiting and scheduling.

-I have been in charge of overseeing and running all 6 courts of Kids/Teens during summer camps.

- I have run kids after school programs in elementary schools for the last year and teaching kids how to have fun playing tennis

- I have helped run USTA Tournaments through Tennis Central

I help run clinics and give private lessons through Bent Creek and have love the experience to get to know people and help them reach their goals playing the sport I love.

• I changed my major and transferred schools
• I was the Captain of this team and this ended up being a great choice because tennis here went better for me
• My team in conference went undefeated as I went 2-2 (Singles) and 4-0 (Doubles)
• I finally won the championship I had been chasing for 2 years and won the first championship for the men in school history
• In and out of conference in only a year and a half I went 15-0 in doubles and was only cut
• By the corona virus outbreak, which cut my senior season short
• I was named First team all conference for doubles and third team all conference for singles
• Had an undefeated team and an undefeated doubles team with my twin brother which lead to another championship that year in the individual doubles tournament at the end of the year

• This was my first Experience playing collegiate tennis and During my time with this team I went 8-1(Singles) 5-3 (Doubles) in my freshman year and in my Sophomore Year i went 6-1 (Singles) 4-2 (Doubles) and was named First team all conference in both years for both singles and doubles and was in talks for freshman of the year
• Freshman year we were knocked out of the playoffs in the first round and during my sophomore year we made it to championships but unfortunately lost
• This was in the (CSAC Conference)