05.07.25
Sophie Schonfeld
Sophie Schonfeld, Medicaid Market CFO at Humana, is passionate about bringing her strategy, finance, and operations expertise to support youth well-being and achievement. Sophie played tennis at Tufts University where she received her BA in Economics and Community Health and earned her MBA and MPH from UC Berkeley.
05.12.23
Lucas Da Silveira
Lucas Da Silveira was born in Hong Kong and raised across Singapore, Switzerland, Brazil, Florida, and Southern California. A dual citizen of Brazil and the United States, he competed at the highest levels of junior tennis before playing for Brown University, where he captained the Men's Tennis Team and earned a Top-50 NCAA Division I ranking while studying Applied Mathematics and Economics. He continues to compete nationally for the Olympic Club in San Francisco.
Professionally, Lucas leads Digital Strategy at the London Stock Exchange Group, focusing on improving how 40,000 clients across 190 countries experience LSEG's data and analytics. He previously served as Director of Business Operations for one of LSEG's global divisions.
Beyond work and athletics, Lucas is passionate about languages -- speaking Portuguese and Spanish while studying Mandarin Chinese. He is also an avid reader of non-fiction and science fiction and has recently developed a love of cross-country skiing.
As President of Youth Tennis Advantage's Board of Directors, Lucas is committed to ensuring the next generation of student-athletes have the same opportunities for growth and learning that shaped his own life.
08.09.22
Scott Sieckert
Scott Sieckert, VP, Finance at Tarsus Pharmaceuticals, Inc, combines his extensive finance career with a lifelong love for tennis. Having picked up a racket at six, Scott's dedication to the sport led him to play both locally and internationally. Scott graduated from UC Davis, earning an MBA in Finance and Accounting from the University of the Pacific.
07.18.22
Caroline Doyle
Caroline Doyle's journey from a Stanford University tennis standout to a career in legal tech exemplifies her diverse talents. With an International Relations degree from Stanford, she captained the Women's Tennis Team and led them to an NCAA championship.
Caroline's involvement with YTA's National Junior Tennis & Learning network and her role on the Board of Directors reflect her commitment to youth development through sports and education.
01.19.22
Christine Costamagna
Christine Costamagna's journey from a litigation paralegal to a senior role in Bank of America's corporate governance reflects her diverse expertise. Holding an undergraduate degree in English from UC Davis and certifications from St. Mary College and San Francisco State University, she blends law, finance, and management skills.
Her involvement in Special Olympics and USTA committees, along with recognition for her service, underscores her commitment to both tennis and community development.
01.19.22
Jon Streeter
An Associate Justice of the California Court of Appeal, First District, Division 4 in San Francisco, Jon B. Streeter brings extensive legal expertise to the board.
His prior role as a commercial trial lawyer, combined with his leadership as a former President of the State Bar of California and the Bar Association of San Francisco, showcases his commitment to the legal profession. His valuable insights and dedication make him an essential member of the Youth Tennis Advantage board.
10.22.21
Paul Fay, III
03.15.21
Hillary Phu
From YTA student to coach, Hillary Phu's journey reflects her growth and dedication. With a Bachelor's in History and Sociology from UCLA and an M.S. in Sport Management from the University of San Francisco, her academic achievements complement her passion for nurturing young athletes.
Her role on the YTA Board and her commitment to providing opportunities mirror her transformative experience with the program.
03.15.21
Karla Lovett
Dr. Karla Lovett, Hospice Medical Director and passionate tennis enthusiast, embodies the fusion of medicine and sports. Graduating from the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, Karla's journey from an early start in tennis to her current medical career illustrates her multifaceted commitment.
Her involvement in USTA leagues and service on the USTA Northern California Medical Appeals Committee reflects her dedication to wellness through both tennis and healthcare.
02.15.21
Peter Wright
After retiring in 2021 as the winningest coach in Cal tennis history, Peter Wright continues to serve the Bay Area tennis community as President of Youth Tennis Advantage. During his coaching career, he earned the
prestigious Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Meritorious Service Award and was awarded the USTA/ITA National Campus & Community Outreach Award for providing a leadership role in increasing tennis participation throughout the community.
After playing collegiate tennis at Cal, Peter’s pro tour highlights include appearances at Wimbledon and the Australian Open. He represented Ireland in Davis Cup from 1988-95 and served as Irish Davis Cup Captain from 1995-2003. Wright also served as the head coach for Ireland at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.
Peter has served as Chairman of the NCAA Tennis Committee, and on the Executive Board of Directors of the ITA. He spent over a decade on the USTA National Varsity Collegiate Tennis Committee and he has served on the Board of Youth Tennis Advantage for over 30 years.
Peter is a member of the USTA Northern California Tennis Hall of Fame, the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame, and the Berkeley High School Hall of Fame.