Tony Reyes- Founder and Head Professional
Tony is the Director of Tennis at McDowell Mountain Ranch in Scottsdale and teaches part-time. He is the Administrator of "As Iron Sharpens Iron Mens Ministry" and a founding member of "The Arizona Coalition of Mens Ministries". He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska-Kearney, is single, and has four brothers and a sister.
"As my mother was succumbing to Parkinson's disease, I promised her I would do something meaningful with my life. PASS is a legacy of her, my family and many wonderful people who influenced my values and faith. Soli Deo Gloria!"
"As my mother was succumbing to Parkinson's disease, I promised her I would do something meaningful with my life. PASS is a legacy of her, my family and many wonderful people who influenced my values and faith. Soli Deo Gloria!"
Comfort Ubadigbo- Site Coordinator
Comfort Ubadigbo Just graduated this past spring with a Nursing Degree. She played tennis at Gateway Community College. Comfort loves teaching tennis to the PASS kids and they, in turn, respect and react positively to her teaching. An eight-year veteran of PASS, she hopes to one day be a tennis coach for high school or college.
"I am blessed to be teaching such a quality program because I am able to see a child smile, grow and develop before my eyes. I am impressed with PASS' devotion to excellence and service to children. I hope to be an integral part of PASS for a long time."
"I am blessed to be teaching such a quality program because I am able to see a child smile, grow and develop before my eyes. I am impressed with PASS' devotion to excellence and service to children. I hope to be an integral part of PASS for a long time."
Donna Yuritic- Advisor
Donna Rae Yuritic has been a teaching professionally for over 30 years and has played on the professional tour both in the U.S. and Europe. Her resume includes coaching inner city youth, wheelchair players and Special Olympians. She is a full time teaching professional at The Village Racquet and Health Club.
She was honored as the Southwest's USPTA Professional of the Year in 2005, has written 8 tennis manuals and has presented seminars across the country.
"PASS is important to me because it is my way of giving back to tennis and to the people who have helped me along my journey. I believe in any program that teaches our youth a respect for themselves and others while inspiring them to be all they were meant to be."
She was honored as the Southwest's USPTA Professional of the Year in 2005, has written 8 tennis manuals and has presented seminars across the country.
"PASS is important to me because it is my way of giving back to tennis and to the people who have helped me along my journey. I believe in any program that teaches our youth a respect for themselves and others while inspiring them to be all they were meant to be."