For decades, Amy Bryant shaped Emory women’s tennis into one of the most successful Division III programs in the nation while mentoring generations of student-athletes far beyond the court. In this article from The Emory Wheel, Martinna Roldan explores Bryant’s journey from student-athlete to championship-winning head coach, the philosophy that defined her career and the lasting impact of her leadership on players, colleagues and the program she built.
Why Aren’t More Women Coaching Women?….A Coach’s Perspective
One year, I was coaching my team at the NCAA Championships, and during the quarterfinals I looked around and realized I was the only female head coach out of the 8 teams still competing. It made me sad. I found myself wondering how many talented women had entered...
