About Brandon

Brandon joined the Austin Tennis Academy as a full-time coach after he finished his athletic and academic careers at the University of Illinois, where he graduated with a degree in Finance. He serves as the Director of our Junior Academy program, along with being a coach in Academy and College Prep. He is also a USTA certified High Performance Coach and was a coach for the Texas 16s Intersectionals’ team this past summer. Coach Davis brings with him a track record of success on the tennis court over the years.

College: Coach Davis was a valuable asset to the Illini Men’s Tennis program all four years at Illinois. During that time, the team made the Sweet 16 three times, as well as an appearance in the finals in 2007.  His freshman year, he won his first ever USTA Pro Circuit event, winning the doubles crown at the USTA/Ursula Beck Pro Tennis Tournament with his brother, Tres.

Juniors: As a sophomore in high school, Coach Davis was the top-ranked player in Texas and reached as high as #13 nationally in Boys 16s. In the Boys 18s he was ranked #1 in Texas and #20 nationally while reaching the doubles final at the prestigious Easter Bowl Junior Tournament in both 2002 and 2003 and winning two, ‘Silver Ball’ trophies. Coach Davis captured the state singles title in Texas in Boys 16s in 2002 and Boys 18s in 2003. He was awarded the John McFarlin Award, which goes to the most outstanding male Texas tennis player. Brandon was also a Four-time Texas sectional champion.

Click on the ATA Insights graphic just below to view ‘A Conversation With Brandon’ video.