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A World of Possibility

USCTDP has a proven track record of developing champions. From high school to college to the pros, explore our success stories and see what's possible.

Watch this endorsement from Alison Riske-Amritraj, who trained with USCTDP and went on to achieve a top rank of 18th in the world.

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High School

Gabriella Dusi

2023 WPIAL 2A Champion

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High School

Anthony Lounder

2022 WPIAL Champion

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High School

John Rohrkaste and Jonah Camardese-Woodruff

2024 WPIAL Doubles Title

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College

Marra Bruce

College of Charleston, Class of 2027

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College

Sophia Cunningham

St. Francis University, Class of 2028

Division 1 Scholarship

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College

Evie Ellenberger

Allegheny College, Class of 2028

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College

Connor Bruce

University of Dayton, Class of 2024

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College

Jake Patterson

Denison University, Class of 2026

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College

Bethany Yauch

Cleveland State, Class of 2025

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Pro

Alison Riske-Amritraj

3 WTA, 9 ITF Titles, Top Ranked 18th in the World

Alison Riske-Amritraj is a professional tennis player from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She has won three WTA titles and nine ITF titles, and reached a career-high singles ranking of world No. 18 in 2019. Riske-Amritraj has competed in all four Grand Slam tournaments and has represented the United States in the Fed Cup.