Volunteer Team

Discover the passionate team who are truly making a difference

Jana Zollner

SOCIAL MEDIA

Jana Zollner started playing tennis at the age of 5 and started coaching in 2018. She played high school tennis Sophomore-Senior year and was the finalist in 2018 and the champion in 2019.

Jana currently coaches and plays competitively in USTA tournaments and leagues. She finished the 2022 season with a USTA national year-end ranking of #1 in Women’s Open Singles and #1 in the Mother-Daughter Doubles Open division.  In 2020 she finished the year as the #1 Girls’ 18U singles player in the New Jersey district of USTA Middle States and was awarded at the banquet in spring of 2021.

She was featured in USTA’s Netplay Magazine in the Spring of 2019 and also in the Fall. She was also featured in the digital magazine of Serve it Up issues #52, #59, and #68 and on the cover issue #52 in June 2020.

Jana became a certified PTR coach in April of last year and thanks the PTR Foundation for awarding her a scholarship for the Level 1 Certification course.

I’m excited to see what the future holds to be able to work with the PTR Foundation as a social media influencer!

Jack Rende

SOCIAL MEDIA

Jack Rende, a sophomore and honor student at Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, CA, manages our social media all year around. Jack and his team won the U14 intermediate Division Junior Team Tennis Nationals. He teaches tennis at Tahoe Donner Tennis Center in the summer. Jack is fun, responsible, professional, creative and understands the tennis industry’s social media engagements.

Bryan Chung

TITLE

Donating percent of his stringing services to the foundation – I own a small business, City Racquet Shop, located in San Francisco, CA. Tennis has been a passion of mine since 2007. I love learning the different factors that go into how a person can perceive a tennis racquet and figuring how I can personalize the racquet for that person. It is deeply moving to hear that the PTRF helps provide tennis for the under-resourced community, the special populations, grants, and many other individuals and organizations. I do hope my contributions help the foundations to further tennis for all. I do feel that when giving and helping others, the energy and karma will be looped around from one form to another.