Fiorella, originally from Bogotá, Colombia, moved to Long Beach, NY, at the age of 14, and graduated from Long Beach High School at the top of her class. While in high school, Fiorella worked for an immigration attorney after school and at a catering hall on the weekends. She then attended Nassau Community College. Fiorella joined the SPORTIME team in 2013 as a front desk attendant, and was promoted to Front Desk Manager and Membership Director within four months. In 2019, she was named General Manager of SPORTIME Lynbrook.

Jason, originally from Islip, NY, played competitive tennis as a junior. Beginning in 1996, he attended SUNY Oswego, where he captained the men’s tennis team during his junior and senior years. He earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Oswego in 2000, and a second bachelor’s degree in physician assistant studies from Touro College in 2007. Jason was the head men’s and women’s tennis coach at the New York Institute of Technology from 2014 to 2016, and at Hofstra University from 2016 to 2021. He received the USTA Long Island Community Service Award in 2010 and the USTA Eastern Courage Award for his EMS work at Ground Zero on 9/11 and his medical work as a physician assistant during the COVID pandemic in 2021. Jason also received the USTA Long Island Madeline Zausner Junior Tournament Director of the Year Award in 2024. He joined the SPORTIME team in 2015.

Tina, originally from Long Beach, NY, played competitive tennis as a junior. Beginning in 1984, she attended Fordham University, where she captained the women’s tennis team, and earned a bachelor’s degree in communications in 1988. After graduating, Tina played for, captained and coached adult USTA teams. She coached more than 15 teams to USTA Nationals, and led two teams to National Championship titles. She also coached numerous USTA adult teams to Regional and Sectional Championships. In 2015, Tina was named Long Island Pro of the Year by the USTA Eastern Section. She joined the SPORTIME team in 2002.

Nayana, originally from Valley Stream, NY, attended Harper Community College. Since the mid-1990s, she has coordinated tennis leagues for various clubs across New York. Nayana volunteers at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center annually, coordinating the annual Arthur Ashe Kids Day event. Outside of SPORTIME, she runs the Five Towns Community Center, organizing children’s cultural events, and teaching Indian dance, drama and public speaking. Nayana joined the SPORTIME team in 2013.

Chuck, originally from Syosset, NY, attended Long Island University Post, where he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration in 1981. Beginning in 1973, he oversaw tennis programs, camps, and fitness operations at a club in Woodbury, NY. From 1987 to 1993, he was the men's varsity tennis coach at SUNY Farmingdale. He co-founded the Long Island Foundation for Tennis and Learning, which was recognized as the Community Tennis Association of the Year by USTA Eastern. He has been coaching for more than 40 years, and was named USTA Eastern Clinician of the Year in 2015. He has also worked as a USTA Workshop Clinician for over 30 years. Chuck joined the SPORTIME team in 2025.

Clark, originally from Medford, NY, attended Syracuse University, where he studied architecture. He is a member of the USTA Eastern Junior Competition Committee, and has directed over 200 tennis tournaments for players of all ages and levels. Clark was awarded the Madeline Zausner Junior Tournament Director Award by the USTA Eastern Section in 2013 and in 2020, and was named the USTA Eastern Volunteer of the Year in 2021. He has over 20 years of coaching experience, and joined the SPORTIME team in 2024.

Sean, originally from Lynbrook, NY, played competitive hockey and lacrosse as a junior. Beginning in 2018, he attended Mount Saint Mary College, where he played on the men’s lacrosse team for all four years, earning Skyline Conference All-Sportsmanship Team honors in 2022. He earned a bachelor’s degree in social studies from MSMC in 2022. Sean joined the SPORTIME team in 2020.

Simran, originally from Brooklyn Park, MN, played competitive tennis as a junior, and captained the Champlin Park High School girls' tennis team. Beginning in 2020, she attended Hofstra University, where she played on the women's tennis team for three years, was the President of the Hofstra Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and was twice named the Team Pride Award Winner. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in psychology from HU in 2023, and joined the SPORTIME team in 2024.

Robert, originally from Bridgeton, Barbados, played competitive tennis as a junior, representing Barbados in the World Juniors and the Junior Davis Cup. Beginning in 2019, he attended Florida A&M University, where he played on the men’s tennis team and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2023. He joined the SPORTIME team in 2024.

Eric, hailing from Queens, NY, brings over forty years of tennis expertise to the SPORTIME coaching team. His tennis journey started at Martin Van Buren High School, where he played #1 singles and captained the team. After high school, Eric earned a bachelor's degree in sports medicine from SUNY Albany. Eric began his coaching career in the mid-1980s at then Roslyn Racquet Clubs' sites in Roslyn and Syosset, which became SPORTIME sites in 1998 - now SPORTIME Roslyn and SPORTIME Syosset. Throughout his career, Eric has nurtured sectionally and nationally ranked players, including his son Noah Rubin, who achieved a #127 ATP career high ranking. Eric joined the SPORTIME team in 2019.

Louis, originally from Queens, NY, played competitive tennis as a junior. Beginning in 1976, he attended St. John's University, where he played on the men's tennis team before transferring to Miami-Dade College. He then transferred to Florida International University, where he played for the team from 1978 to 1980. Louis has spent over three decades as a tennis coach and program director, and, in 2023, he was named the USTA Long Island Adult Tennis Professional of the Year. Louis joined the SPORTIME team in 2023.

Daniel, originally from Lima, Peru, grew up in Queens, NY. He played competitive soccer as a junior and graduated from Queensborough Community College in 1998. Victor began playing tennis in his twenties, and organized group lessons at his local YMCA. He joined the SPORTIME team in 2022.