Mitch, founder and president of GMH Enterprises, Inc., has been a teaching professional in the Washington area for over 30 years.  He manages the tennis programs at the Bethesda Sport & Health Club and the Promenade Tennis Club, in Bethesda.  In addition, he runs summer junior camps at Sport & Health, St. Andrew's School in Potomac, Georgetown Visitation in Georgetown, and The Audrey Moore Recreation Center in Annandale.  He has been certified by the United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) since 1972.  Mitch graduated from Northwestern University and received a Master's Degree in science journalism from Boston University. In addition to developing the summer sports camp programs at Visitation, St. Andrew's, Connelly School, and the Catholic University of America, he created the summer tennis camps at Stone Ridge School, Landon School, and Episcopal High School.

CAY MILLER

Cay, vice president of operations at GMH Enterprises, Inc., and director of the field hockey camp at St. Andrew's, earned All Met honors in field hockey in 1999 while playing at Churchill High School.  She continued her field hockey career at Haverford College in Haverford, PA, (including a semester abroad in 2002 in Melbourne, Australia) twice earning MVP and All-Conference honors.  She graduated with a B.A. in Linguistics in 2003.  In 2005, Cay became the first field hockey player to be inducted into the Churchill Sports Hall of Fame.  In 2006, she directed SportStar and HoopStar at the Regency Sport & Health Club, in McLean.  From 2005-2007, Cay coached the Churchill junior varsity field hockey team for three seasons.  In 2009, she received her master's in education from George Washington University.

Marilee, director of tennis at the Bethesda Sport & Health Club, was the #1 ranked women's tennis player in Maryland in 1996.  She also competed nationally and graduated with a B.S. in Physical Education from ORU in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  She organizes all the tennis programs at Bethesda Sport & Health and works with adults and juniors at every level.  Marilee offers a tremendous personality on the court, creating a learning experience that is positive and fun.

STEVE PARKER

Steve, director of the TenniStar camp and the advanced players clinics at the Bethesda Sport and Health Club, was a high performance head coach and an area training and zonal coach for the United States Tennis Association (USTA).  He was an instructor at the Bullis Tennis Center for seven years, running its junior elite program.  He has worked with several nationally ranked junior and has a Pro 1 certification from the USPTR.  Steve runs practices for adult teams, working on technique, strategy and fitness. 

Tiana, assistant director of TenniStar and Mitch Henkin’s principal assistant at the Promenade, earned all-state honors in tennis, volleyball and soccer while playing at Kauai High School, in Hawaii.  In June 2002, she was inducted into the Nissan Hawaii Sports Hall of Honor.  She continued her tennis career at the University of Hawaii in Hilo, HI, where she captained the UH-Hilo squad for her final two years and with her doubles partner, developed a national ranking.  Tiana was awarded a degree in economics in 2006.  She is currently in her second year as assistant coach of the Trinity University women's tennis team.  Tiana has conducted clinics and private lessons for youth and adults at Yale University and the Milford Indoor Tennis Club in Connecticut.  Tiana works with Mitch's advanced player groups and specializes in devising specific programs to develop quickness, agility, flexibility and endurance.

HAROOT HAKOPIAN

Haroot, the varsity girls’ coach at Churchill High School, will direct the 2010 SoccerStar Camp at St. Andrew’s.  In addition to his coaching duties, he serves as the director of girls' soccer for Montgomery County Public Schools and is both the president of the Maryland Association of Coaches of Soccer(MACS) and the south region chair for the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's (NSCAA) high-school All America Committee.  He holds his "C" license from the USSF as well as his National and Advanced National diploma's from the NSCAA.  As a player with the US Army team in Germany, he led a defense that won the European military championship for three consecutive seasons

Haroot has been teaching in MCPS for over 17 years.  He received his BA in English Education from the University of Maryland at College Park and his MS in Curriculum & Instruction from Scranton University. 

SARAH SCHERMERHORN

Sarah will direct the LaxStar Camp during the summer of 2010.  Sarah is currently the head women’s lacrosse coach at Trinity University in Washington.  She had a stand-out four-year varsity lacrosse career at the Gunnery School in Washington, CT where she was selected as an All-American.  She received a scholarship to play as a starter on Vanderbilt’s first NCAA Division I female lacrosse team.  She is adept at teaching the sport’s fundamentals and intricacies to players of all levels and her focus is on positive reinforcement.  Sarah is a native of McLean who attended The Potomac School, before Gunnery.  She is a certified firefighter paramedic as well. 

CORY HANKS

Cory, assistant varsity girls’ coach at St. Stephen and St. Agnes High School in Alexandria, Virginia, will direct the 2010 SoccerStar Camp at Georgetown Visitation.  Cory is the head coach for the U-9 Chantilly Soccer Club Travel Team and the lead trainer at Reston Soccer Youth Advanced Training for U5-U8 teams. Cory has also coached the women’s club team at James Madison University, leading them to become the National Open League champions in 1998 and second place at the National Championship in 1999. 

CAITLIN CRAWBUCK

FRED PRIESTER

FRED DRILLING