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Vice President City of San Diego: Doug Bradley
Doug graduated from the University of San Diego and has been a USPTA member since 1985. He has served as
President of the San Diego Division in 2002, 2007, and 2008. He was selected as the 2002 USPTA “ Pro of the
Year” and the 2002 San Diego District Tennis Association “Pro of the Year”. He currently serves as Treasurer on
our San Diego USPTA Board, continues to serve as Wilson Advisory Staff Member since 1988, and is now the
Director of Tennis at The Santaluz Club.
Vice President Coachella Valley: Tom Fey
Tom is Director of Tennis at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden and has played an instrumental role in developing
Professional Tournaments, traveling to the Grand Slam Events and organizing our USPTA San Diego Section in
Coachella Valley. He is a USTA clinician and travels all around the country presenting workshops on Recreational
Coaches, QuickStart and High School Coaches.
Vice President County of San Diego: Juan Villanueva
Juan is currently teaching at South Bay Family YMCA, City of Chula Vista Recreation, and Eastlake Hills Swim
and Tennis. He serves on the San Diego District Tennis Association and is a member of the Community Tennis
Committee and the Tennis Fest Committee.
Juan Graduated from San Diego State University in Exercise Science, assisted the Salt Creek Women’s 2.5 team at
the National Championships in 2010, has had the pleasure of working with many high school varsity tennis teams
and other clubs in San Diego, and is a member of the Screen Actors Guild.
Juan has been honored by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, and presented by the Chairman Greg Cox, with
a Certifi cate of Proclamation “for his participation as a community leader, public service, and as a member of numerous
public organizations has succeeded in bringing the community together to work, inspire and educate young people”.
Vice President North County: Woody Yocom
Woody started playing tennis in Alaska in 1975 and moved to San Diego in 1980. His tennis coach-pro in San
Diego was Angel Lopez. He played local, sectional and national tournaments as a junior, and played for San Diego
State University.
Woody started teaching tennis in 1992 and he has worked for Bill Foley’s Total Tennis Training program, Ed Collins
Tennis Camps, Angel Lopez at the SDTRC, and developed his own junior program in Chula Vista called South
Bay Junior Tennis. Woody currently works for Lomas Santa Fe Country Club as the Director of Tennis, and has
been at Lomas for nearly 10 years.
Vice President North County Coastal: Cammy MacGregor-Ward
Cammy MacGregor-Ward grew up in Palos Verdes, California. Cammy started playing tennis at age 7 and was a
top ranked Southern California and National Junior player.
Cammy turned pro at age 17 and competed on the WTA tour for 9 years. Her highest singles ranking was 75 in
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