DUNWOODY
DUNWOODY


The Dunwoody Campus is part of Georgia State University. This site has 10 lighted hard tennis courts where UTA runs programs throughout the year for all ages and abilities. This location is nestled between Kingsley and Dunwoody Elementary Schools just off of Tilly Mill Road in east Dunwoody. A short drive from Perimeter Mall and Brook Run Park, the Dunwoody Campus provides UTA with excellent facilities to host a variety of junior and adult tennis programs and classes and also serves as a summer camp location.
MEET THE TEAM
MEET THE TEAM
Meet the Dunwoody team! Hover over and click the below team members to meet our tennis pros and learn more about them!
Meet the Dunwoody team! Hover over and click the below team members to meet our tennis pros and learn more about them!

Tennis Professional
Trey Walston
Trey grew up in Birmingham, AL where he played state, sectional, and national tournaments from the age of 11. He attended the University of Alabama and was a member of the tennis team for four years. Trey was team captain for his junior an senior years. While in school Trey was a member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee as well as on the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Trey graduated in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Economics. He is PTR certified and works with children and adults of all levels.
When not on the tennis court, Trey is an avid traveler and enjoys playing golf and guitar.

Tennis Professional
Ian Melnik
Ian’s hometown is Lawrenceville, Georgia. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, an NCAA-D1 school. Ian was on the men’s tennis team, captain his senior year.
During the summer of 2018, he taught at the Chevy Chase Club in Maryland.
Ian will be teaching drills and private lessons at UTA’s Dunwoody location.

Tennis Professional
Evgeny Silitski

UTA Partner
David Stolle
David is a founding partner at UTA and is originally from Sudbury, Massachusetts. He helps organize the programs at GSU Dunwoody and James Creek Tennis Center. David earned his bachelors in psychology with a religious studies minor from the University of Virginia. He is a former number #1 singles player for the Cavaliers and was USTA/Georgia’s Junior Coach of the Year in 2002.
In addition to assisting with the tennis programs at GSU Dunwoody and James Creek, David manages the UTA College Placement Program which helps connect UTA tournament players with universities. David also leads the UTA involvement in ‘Serve and Connect’ which offers free tennis classes Friday afternoons in the Fall and Spring to the students of Washington Park Tennis Center.
David and his wife Ashley, have been blessed with three energetic children: Livi, Kate, and Lex.
Work in the Community:
– Current AYTEF Board Member. Coordinated several teach-a-thons with over 75 coaches to help raise funds for AYTEF
– Dreammakers: 3-year volunteer of free clinics to kids
– Helped organize a clothing and equipment drive for students of Washington Park (over 700 articles of new to slightly used clothes/equipment have been distributed over the past 8 years)
– Worked with over 300 student-athletes find a college team/scholarship opportunity
– David also leads the UTA involvement with the Atlanta Youth Tennis and Education Foundation (AYTEF)
Email:[email protected]

Tennis Professional
Levan Clark
Levan Clark is originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin but moved to Florida when he was 10 years old. He attended Florida A&M University majoring in Business Administration. At Florida A&M, he competed on the men’s nationally ranked tennis team. He was First Team All-Conference as well as Florida A&M Player of the Year. He also placed first in the University of Florida Invitational Tournament. Levan was a highly ranked national junior and competed in all the prominent junior championships from the Orange Bowl, Easter Bowl, National Hard Court Championships at Kalamazoo.
He has two older brothers and likes to play football and basketball. He enjoys working with kids and adults of all ages.
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