Our Story

Tennis has always a major part of our lives. Throughout our junior years we both practiced at the IMG Academy. After high school, our journeys took us to two of the fiercest rivals in collegiate sports within the SEC Conference—Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Despite the on-court battles between our teams, our friendship remained strong over the years. We believe being a part of elite tennis programs shaped us to who we are today. College tennis teaches you to become a team player in a highly individual sport, which is a very valuable lesson for life after college and opens doors for years to come.

We consider our time in college some of the best and most important years of our lives. Now it’s your turn.

Natalie Suk

Natalie Suk brings a diverse and high-level background in competitive tennis, both as a player and a coach. During her junior years, she trained primarily at IMG Academy in Florida, which served as her home base. Additionally, she spent summers training at Tennis Club Sparta in Prague, Czech Republic. After graduating high school, Natalie went on to compete at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), where the team achieved a national ranking as high as No. 3. Individually, she reached a career-high ITA ranking of No. 32 in singles and No. 22 in doubles, with a peak UTR of 11.66.

After her collegiate career, Natalie competed professionally on the ITF Tour, winning three ITF Pro Circuit doubles titles and earning victories over players ranked inside the WTA Top 100 in doubles.

As a coach, Natalie has worked with a wide range of athletes—from adults and young children to high-level junior players—helping each develop their skills and reach their personal goals.

Madison Harrison

Madison Harrison brings a wealth of knowledge to the table, offering the unique perspective of both a former high-level collegiate player and NCAA Division I coach. Raised in a competitive tennis environment, she trained at IMG Academy and competed in USTA and ITF Junior tournaments across the globe.

She played collegiate tennis at two NCAA Division I Power Five programs—the University of Kansas and Mississippi State University. At Mississippi State, Madison held the No. 1 singles and doubles positions for a team ranked in the national Top 20 and served as a two-time team captain. Her playing career highlights include reaching the NCAA Doubles Sweet 16, competing in a professional doubles final, and achieving a peak UTR of 11.36.

Driven by a deep passion for college tennis and player development, Madison transitioned into coaching after her playing career. She has worked with athletes on the ITF Junior Circuit and the WTA Tour, and spent two years coaching at the NCAA Division I level.

“We are ecstatic to share our combined experiences and help the next generation of players find their path in the ever-changing world of college tennis.”

Natalie Suk and Madison Harrison