ATC Coaches
Mustapha Jamal
Moose is a Tennis Canada Certified Club Professional 3 with nearly 15 years of coaching experience, sending several players to University Scholarships and coaching the # 1 Over-70 Women’s Player in Canada.
He is also an ITF Certified White Badge Chair Umpire and International Line Umpire, with multiple Grand Slams and the Olympic Games under his belt.
Moose prides himself in being adaptable and able to coach players of all ages, levels and interests.
bruce stead
Bruce is a Tennis Canada Certified Coach 1. Growing up in Oakville as a multi-sport athlete, his dedication to tennis led him to rank among the top 70 tennis players in Canada and earn a scholarship to NCAA Division 2 school Brevard College in North Carolina.
With over 15 years of coaching experience, Bruce has successfully worked with players of all ages and skill levels—from beginners and adult recreational players to top-ranked provincial and national juniors. Bruce brings exceptional technical expertise, tactical knowledge, and competitive insight to every session on the court. What sets Bruce apart is his ability to connect with his students, adapting his coaching style to the unique needs of each player.
Passionate about expanding the tennis community, Bruce is dedicated to fostering a love for the game from an early age. He believes that tennis can be a rewarding lifelong pursuit and strives to help his players not only excel on the court but also build confidence, discipline, and a strong sense of community. He strongly believes that tennis is a sport for everyone.
Mira Bellavia
Mira is a Tennis Canada Club Pro 1 . She started playing tennis when she was four years old and played competitively for eight years.
She is a well-rounded instructor with six years of coaching experience working with adults, intermediate, and junior players. At the age of fourteen, she began her coaching career by helping out with beginner classes.
Now, she is an experienced coach who loves to see people play her childhood sport.
mike kool
Toni is a Tennis Canada Club Professional 2 who takes a holistic approach to player development. She holds a Master of Science in Sport Pedagogy from Baylor University.
Toni competed on a full Division I tennis scholarship at Ball State University. She was the team captain in 2016 and 2017 and led the team to the program’s first NCAA Championship appearance.
During her graduate studies, Toni served as an assistant coach for the nationally ranked Baylor Women’s Tennis Team, gaining valuable experience at the highest collegiate level. Her coaching career has spanned private academies in California, Country Clubs in New York, and high school athletics. Toni is currently the Head Coach for the McMaster Women's Tennis Team.