David's career in tennis started in Louisiana at the age of twelve as one of the youngest players ever to make it to the High School State Championship. His tennis moved north to Baltimore where he played at Calvert Hall High School and then on to UMBC. Playing #1 singles and doubles for four years while at UMBC and winning the East Coast Conference Doubles Championship were some of the many highlights during his early tennis career. Besides playing tennis, David also earned a BA in Psychology from UMBC. After college he competed locally, nationally, and played satellite tournaments in the U.S. and Mexico. In 1994, he was ranked among the top 25 amateur players in the U.S. From there he went on to win the Maryland State Men's Singles and Doubles Championship and, in 2006, returned to competition and won the Maryland State 35 and Older Championship. While he is currently still competing locally and nationally, his love is for both teaching and playing.

Our staff are college graduates, varsity players, and certified professionals, always directed and overseen by David Mast.