Lorenzo Sison

Born in Basel, Switzerland, Lorenzo Sison was team captain of the Christopher Newport University Captains tennis team for three years where he was named to the All-USA South Athletic Conference teams. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications 2011.

An all-around athlete, Lorenzo also played junior basketball league and soccer in Lucerne, Switzerland. Already having leadership qualities as a 15-year old guard, he was named team captain of his Basketball 18 & under division team before transferring to and leading Jamestown High School tennis team in Virginia to State honors. 

Possessing a high-level of fitness and agility, the quick-footed Lorenzo was proclaimed by his teammates as the “player most likely to get the ball back”. Lorenzo is a multiple-recipient of “Sportsmanship Award”/s. His most prized sporting experience as a student was when he was named “Camper of the Week” in 2003 at the University of California in  Sta. Cruz by renowned coach Bob Hansen, director of one of the most successful Nike Tennis Camps in America organized by US Sports Camps.

Lorenzo’s enviable childhood experiences include serving as a ball-boy during the finals in 1998 ATP Super-Series Stuttgart Classic between Wimbledon champs Pete Sampras and Richard Krajicek. Then-11-year old, Lorenzo also served on tennis greats Andre Agassi, Boris Becker and Michael Chang, among others, in Germany and Kitzbuhel, Austria.

Lorenzo’s experience in playing and assistant-coaching include competing in the ITF Pro Circuit in Asia; in California as assistant under former ATP Tour top 50 player Mike Bauer in Harbor Point, Alameda; and in Virginia under Brent Hughes in Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg.

Responsible for researching and designing fitness-based development programs, Lorenzo will be providing a big boost in imparting proper values to aspiring children and young athletes – on and off the sporting fields.