Western Michigan Committees
As a volunteer-driven organization, the Western Michigan Tennis Association is composed of a number of committees that work with the association’s staff and members to ensure that we are fulfilling our mission to promote the growth and development of the game.
Adult League Committee
Co-Chairs: Mark Murphy
Members: Steve Mott, Stuart Noble, Chris Wilton, Christian Anastasiu, Vinod Surapaneni, Margaret Steketee, Yoko Hescott, Tammy Silk
League Grievance Committee
Chair: Corbin Wallace
Members: Duy Tran, Zachary Dillinger
League Grievance Appeals Committee
Chair: Nate Price
Members: Lynn Bender, Sue Selke, Stuart Noble, Tara Herrington
Junior Competition Committee
Co-Chairs: David “Oak” Saad, Tom Walker
Members: Adam Ford, Steven Gorno, Mark Murphy, Justin Sabourin, Yasmin Kashef, Karen Cheng, Kimberly Wells, Warner Offord III
Junior Recreation Committee
Chair: Diane Selke
Members: Sydney Whitfield, Yasmin Kashef, Steve Gorno, Justin Beckstrom, Justin Sabourin, Kimberly Wells, Chris Wilton, Rebecca Hancart
Tournament Committee
Chair: Adam Ford
Members: Mark Murphy, Oak Saad, Betsy Craig, Chris Wilton, Erik Anderson
Non-voting members: Sydney Whitfield, Steve Mott
Awards Committee
Chair: Tom Walker
Members: Past Presidents, Chris Wilton
Hall of Fame Committee
Co-Chairs: Peter Militzer, Sue Selke
Members: Past Presidents, Chris Wilton
Diversity Committee
Chair: Lynn Bender
Members: Yasmin Kashef, Zachary Dillinger, Diane Selke, Peter Militzer, Nancy Martin
Non-voting member: Sydney Whitfield
District Officials
Chair: Betsy Craig
Members: Adam Ford, Oak Saad, Darrell Davies, Peter Militzer, Corbin Wallace, Nancy Martin
Grievance Committee
Chair: Darrell Davies
Members: Duy Tran, Corbin Wallace
The President is a non-voting member of all committees that he/she is not listed above as a member.
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