Coaches

Varsity Boys Coach Craig McKenzie	Coach Craig McKenzie is the Varsity Boys Tennis Coach. Coach McKenzie played high school tennis for The Westmister Schools and won the state Class A doubles title his senior year.He received a partial scholarship for tennis and played at Presbyterian College for four years. He gave lessons at a local club for four summers and Parkview will be the fourth high school where he has coached varsity tennis. Coach McKenzie is married to Susan Morris McKenzie and lives in the Norcross area. He has three children: Ben, Laura and Claire.The coach wants all his players to develop their playing potential and share his enthusiasm for team tennis. Go Panthers!
Varsity Girls Coach Cherrie Geiger	Coach Cherrie Geiger is the Head Varsity Girls Tennis Coach. Coach Geiger started coaching the Girls in the 2004-2005 school year. She has been a member of the Panther family, transferred from Trickum Middle School. We are fortunate to have Coach Geiger in our Physical Education department and she is active in ALTA and USTA league tennis. Coach Geiger graduated from University of Georgia, GO DAWGS!!!! Coach Geiger is married to Mr. Jerry Geiger and has 4 lovely children, Sara, Jessica, Megan and Jared. She is excited to be working with the tennis program and looks forward to another exciting season.
Junior Varsity Boys Coach Lauren Garrett	Coach Garrett is a graduate of Parkview High School and played four years of Varsity tennis. Prior to Parkview tennis, Coach Garrett played in tournaments and received a singles and doubles state ranking. Currently she plays A.L.T.A and U.S.T.A. Coach Garrett is a graduate of Georgia College and State University and currently teaches in the special education department.
Junior Varsity Girls Coach Dana Davis	Coach Davis is varsity girls assistant and girls JV coach. She comes to us as a former Oconee County High School tennis standout, where she was a four-time region champion. While studying marketing at the University of Georgia, she was hired as the head tennis director for Oconee County. Running the program not only consisted of teaching and coaching, but also organizing lessons, camps, tournaments, and league play. In college, Coach Davis also played intramurals with her sorority team and participated in USTA. When not playing or coaching tennis, you will probably find Coach Davis either in the classroom teaching marketing, working as the DECA sponsor, or hustling with her hard- working students in The Jungle Exchange.