Lauren Altschuler finished her first season with the Arcadia men's and women's tennis programs in 2019-20. Altschuler currently works as a Marketing and Operations Intern for the Philadelphia Freedoms of World Team Tennis in Philadelphia, Pa.
The Knights put together a successful fall season in 2019 before the MAC's cancellation of spring competition brought the season to an abrupt end. On the women's side, Julia Paraboschi reached the finals of the second singles ladder at the MAC Individual Championships after winning the second singles bracket at the King's Invitational in September. On the men's side, Drake Hanak and Keith Rader advanced to the championship match of the second doubles bracket at the MAC Individual Championships, while Jonathan Noble and Nicholas Simeone had successful showings at the ITA Regionals.
Altschuler was a four-year member of Dickinson College's women's tennis team and served as a captain for the Red Devils. She finished her playing career as a two-time, Second-team All-Centennial Conference selection (2017, 2018). Altschuler earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Business & Management and Educational Studies in May, 2018.
Altschuler is currently a Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) certified tennis instructor in the Philadelphia area and conducts tennis clinics for the USTA's Net Generation Gold Cup program, which prepares youth tennis players ages 12-18 for high school and USTA junior tournament play.
Updated: 6/02/20
