Heading 3 I’m originally from Sewickley, Pennsylvania. I’m now living in Northbrook, Illinois on Chicago’s North Shore. I am a racquets professional at North Shore Country Club. I started playing tennis at age 2 1/2. My mom was an aerobics instructor at the Edgewood Club. They put me in some classes just to get me to run around so I wasn't bugging her all the time. I originally wasn't much of a tennis player. I only played in the summer. I was a swimmer, but Bill Dollard noticed that I had a talent for tennis and suggested that I start
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