UTA Partner

Kenyon Generette-Oliver

Kenyon is originally from Atlanta and helps lead the team at Agnes Scott Tennis Center, Briarlake Church, and Clarkston. Kenyon is a graduate of Mars Hill College where he earned a Bachelors degree in Communications and English with a minor in Economics while playing tennis and soccer.

Kenyon has been the head teaching pro with some of the top tennis clubs in the Atlanta metro, including Dunwoody Country Club and the Atlanta Country Club. Prior to those stents, he was a staff pro at the Capital Country Club. He is an Elite USPTA Tennis Professional and has been teaching juniors for over 25 years.

In his spare time, Kenyon loves hanging out with his friends and family. He loves tennis so much, he even plays while on vacation.

Work in the Community:
– Volunteered wheelchair tennis tournament at Dunwoody Country Club
– Volunteer coach for Druid Hill High School girls and boys team
– Volunteer coach for CHOA yearly tournament
– Volunteer for teach-a-thons to raise funds for AYTEF
– Dreammakers

Tennis Professional

Caio Borges

Caio grew up in Sao Paulo, Brazil, competing in national and international level junior tournaments. In 2006, he accepted a tennis scholarship to play for Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee.  Caio was an active member of the men’s tennis team for four years, playing line one doubles and two singles. He was captain of his team and received the N.A.I.A Champion of Character award during his senior year. Caio also received the All Team Scholarship award while at Lee.  He received a BA in communications from Lee University and an MA in Design and Media Management from Miami International University.

Caio is PTR certified and has coached throughout his junior and college career. Outside tennis, he enjoys spending time with his wife Victoria and his dog Lilly, as well as playing golf, surfing, soccer, traveling and exploring cool spots in the city of Atlanta.

Tennis Professional

Cali Sachs

Cali was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, where she competed in junior tournaments from ages 8 to 18.  She played 4 years of college tennis at Mercer University, where she graduated with a degree in Communications. Cali has coached for UTA since April 2012.  Cali is PTR Certified and enjoys teaching junior as well as adult players of all abilities. In addition to teaching, Cali strings the rackets for our Agnes Scott and Blackburn Tennis Center locations. Cali is also the site administrator for the Agnes Scott and Briarlake locations.

Tennis Professional

Sidnay Huck

Tennis Professional

Dexter Jackson

Tennis Professional

Victoria Romanovskaia

Victoria grew up in Crimea, Russia, and played and won multiple professional tournaments on national and international levels. Later on, she played as number one and two singles and doubles at Texas A&M University – Kingsville on the women’s tennis team. Together with receiving Lone Star Athletic Conference (NCAA Div II) Honorable Mention Singles and Doubles for each year throughout her career there. She graduated with a degree in Business – Finance. She is working on receiving her master’s degree in Sports Administration from Georgia State University. Victoria also works as a Graduate Assistant Coach for Agnes Scott women’s tennis team 2020-2022. She has been a part of the UTA team since January 2021. She enjoys working with all ages of players as well as their tennis skills level and has experience in working with adult clinics, youth camps, groups, drills, and private lessons. Outside of tennis she enjoys spending time with friends and family, as well as traveling and exploring new places, cooking, and playing sports.

Tennis Professional

Daniela Ramirez

Daniela is originally from Venezuela; she grew up playing tennis in Merida. She started playing at the age of 4 and trained to become the number one player in the nation under 14s, 16s and 18s. In her junior career, she also played the COSAT tour in South America, becoming number 1 under 16 years old. She also was part of the national team in all junior categories as well as in Fed Cup (2020). When she turned 17, she joined Georgia State Women’s tennis team where she helped them to win two conference championships, became captain and earned All-Conference First Team Singles in her senior year. She earned a B.I.S in Sports Administration at Georgia State in December 2019.

She has two brothers who also play tennis. She loves to work out, play tennis, travel and spend time with her friends.