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1/24/2000 12:00:00 AM | Men's Tennis

SOUTH ORANGE, NJ - Adam Levitt, a respected tennis professional and coach in New Jersey, has been named Men's Tennis Coach at Seton Hall University, director of athletics Jeff Fogelson announced.

Levitt, a USPTA Level One Professional and former standout player at Georgetown University, has been an independent professional at various tennis clubs in New Jersey since 1991. He has conducted group and individual lessons at local clubs in towns such as Maplewood, West Orange and Brookdale.

From 1995-1998, Levitt was the boys' varsity coach and girls' junior varsity coach at the Pingry School in Short Hills, NJ, where he led the boys team to a Top-5 ranking in the state and the state and county prep titles.

Levitt also currently acts as a tennis instructor at the Maplewood Adult School in conjunction with the South Orange Recreation Department.

A 1991 gradutate of Georgetown with a degree in government, Levitt was a member of the Hoyas' 1989 BIG EAST Championship team.