Tennis Pros

Tess's playing resume speaks for itself: as a three-time National High School All-American, New Jersey State Singles Champion, and the New Jersey High School Tennis Player of the Year, tennis dominated the girls high school arena. She recently completed an exciting college career at Division I Rutgers University, where she played first singles and first doubles. As a Scarlet Knight, Tess has notched wins over nationally ranked opponents in the Big Ten Conference and received numerous accolades including Big Ten Player of the Week, Team MVP, and Team Captain. 

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Tess has coached throughout South Jersey, ranging from Vineland to Cape May. We are thrilled to have Tess back on the team this summer, and are confident that her mastery of the game and upbeat attitude will make her an excellent coach and hitting partner.

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Chloe Brown is joining Serves Up for the first time this summer after her time as a Graduate Student-Athlete at Ball State University, finishing with a winning record in both singles and doubles. A former four-year player and two-time captain at Rutgers University, she competed in the Big Ten Conference, playing a key role in clinching doubles points. Throughout her college career, Chloe earned ITA All-Academic Team and Scholar-Athlete honors each season.

Originally from Johns Creek, Georgia, Chloe was a varsity standout at Northview High School, helping lead her team to a 6A state championship. A 4-star recruit ranked among the top 100 in her class by Tennis Recruiting Network, she’s known for her competitive edge and steady presence on the court. Chloe brings a thoughtful, encouraging coaching style and is excited to help players grow their skills while having fun this summer! We are absolutely thrilled to have her on board!

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Harry Silverstein is also back in action at Serves Up, bringing with him an incredible amount of coaching experience and wisdom. He is in his 10th year as Stockton University’s Women’s Tennis Coach, where he has led the Ospreys to 8 straight winning seasons and received the NJAC Coach of the Year award. Prior to Stockton, Harry served as head coach for the Vineland High School girls and boys teams for 30 years. His successful career with the Fighting Clan resulted in his induction into the New Jersey Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1998 and New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Hall of Fame in 2000. Harry was also named Vineland Daily Journal Coach of the Year five times and what named the 2006-07 New Jersey Boys Tennis Coach of the Year by the New Jersey Scholastic Coaches Association.

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Harry has extensive experience coaching privately, running clinics for the Stone Harbor Recreation Department for the past 8 years. He specializes in doubles drills, and loves to coach adults who are either new to the game or looking to refine their skills. We are extremely grateful and excited to have Harry join the team again this summer, and know you will learn a ton from him on the court!

A Cape May County Native and the founder of Serves Up Tennis, Joel has extensive experience both playing and coaching tennis. As a high school player, he was consistently ranked among the top players in South Jersey, and led the Middle Township Panthers to their first ever Cape Atlantic League Title. He then moved on to compete for Division III Washington College, where he headed up the Shoreman as Team Captain and MVP. He has also seen his share of success in USTA tournaments, claiming multiple titles in the Middle States Region.

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As a coach, Joel was Assistant Coach at Division II Biola University (CA) for five years, coached multiple nationally ranked players and led the Eagles to wins over nationally ranked opponents. Privately, he taught as a PTR certified instructor for nine years, working with players throughout Cape May County and Orange County. Joel has helped numerous players achieve success in high school tennis, USTA Tournaments, as well as the collegiate level. He has also helped numerous recreational players significantly improve their games. He has worked with students ranging from beginners to 5.5 NTPR, and has experience teaching students of all ages. 

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Joel will be taking an administrative role this summer and is here to help with anything that will make your summer tennis a great experience.