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Sean Holcomb-Jones doesn’t have to search far to show the NJTL players he works with what is possible.  Sean Holcomb-Jones with Tauheed Browning, Mya Spencer © Contributed Photo Holcomb-Jones was introduced to tennis in Albany, New York through 15-LOVE, an independent organization which uses tennis to reach inner-city youth. Holcomb-Jones, 37, went on to play college tennis and coach college tennis before returning to the sport in his current role as manager of USTA Foundation Excellence Program & Corporate Activations. The USTA’s NJTL network has more than 250 programs around the country offering free or low-cost tennis and education programs to nearly 180,000 under-resourced youth each year. "The goal is to continue to break down barriers for more diverse participants and continue to grow and have diverse participants feel welcome,” Holcomb-Jones said. “I want them to feel attended to and poured into and want to continue in the game."
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