Jack Schore, Chief Executive Officer

Jack Schore’s influence on the tennis landscape in the DC metropolitan area is legendary. He has coached and mentored thousands of young people in the Mid-Atlantic region over the last 30 years. Also a successful entrepreneur, Jack was the first person to build an indoor tennis center on the grounds of a private school in the U.S. And while hundreds of his students have gone on to receive college scholarships for athletic and academic performance, some have said “you never graduate from Jack Schore Tennis, you just keep progressing through life!”

Jack has coached five players ranked in the top fifty in the world, including Grand Slam champions in doubles, and he was inducted into the Mid-Atlantic Tennis Hall of Fame in 2000. Jack won nine conference titles and a national championship as a high school varsity tennis coach and he holds the all-time best win-loss percentage at the University of Maryland. He is a three-time winner of the Montgomery County Tennis Association “Tennis Coach of the Year”, he has been named both Washington Post “Coach of the Year” and Washingtonian Magazine “Pro of the Year.”

Jack launched the Urban Leadership Development Group (ULDG) at the suggestion of Arthur Ashe and, as a result, has provided full scholarships totaling more than $400,000 for students who would have not otherwise had the opportunity to attend the renowned Bullis School in Potomac, MD. Many of Jack’s most cherished accomplishments relate to the graduates of the ULDG program. His students would be the first to tell you that Jack teaches so much more than tennis. Jack has taught more than 40,000 students from Montgomery County – he is well known, trusted and one of the most successful tennis coaches in the United States. Jack has dedicated his life to the futures of student-athletes. In fact, his passion for coaching and mentoring youth is so strong; he plans to do it until he is 120!

Jack resides in Amissville, VA with his wife, Anne Pallie, and Jack and Anne have several horses, two dogs and a cat.

“Jack is probably one of the two or three best coaches in the country” Dick Gould, All-time best coach at Stanford University.

“Jack has a magical feel for the game” Richey Reneberg, Two-time grand slam doubles champion and former #1 ranked doubles player in the world.

“Jack was my coach in the juniors and in the pros. He knows how to get the best from his players” Dan Goldie, Former NCAA Champion and Wimbledon quarter finalist.

Vicki Datlow, General Manager and Program Director

Vicki Datlow has been recognized by the USTA, the USPTA and the PTR with numerous awards for her outstanding efforts to grow the game she loves. Vicki Datlow has helped launch extraordinarily successful tennis camps and programs for some of the greatest coaches in the game, including Nick Bollettieri, Harry Hopman, Dennis Ralston and Jack Schore. She has also helped launch and direct highly successful programs in Maryland; at Forest Hills Swim and Tennis Club, Columbia Tennis Club and Aspen Hill Club.

Vicki is the recipient of the USTA/MD Award for Outstanding Lifetime Contribution to MD Tennis and Junior Development and was named USPTA MD Pro of the year and 2011 USPTR MD Pro of the year. She truly embodies the spirit of growing the game.

Vicki resides in Olney, MD with her beloved dog, Flash.