Eduardo Rincon - Women's Tennis Coach

Eduardo Rincon

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Women's Tennis Assistant Coach

Eduardo Rincon is in his fourth season as the assistant coach at the Capstone. Rincon, who played four seasons at Valdosta State, adds a wealth of knowledge and energy to the Crimson Tide. [quote]To have the opportunity to coach at a school like Alabama is a dream come true,[quote] Rincon said. [quote]I[apos]ve followed Alabama for many years now. I[apos]ve been here for tennis matches and football games and it[apos]s a great place to be.[quote] Rincon brings expertise to a young team this season. His collegiate resume includes the 2002 Mid-South Conference Player of the Year award, three NCAA Division II All-America honors and the 2004 ITA/Arthur Ashe Leadership and Sportsmanship award. He also finished his senior year at Valdosta State ranked in the top five nationally in both singles and doubles. [quote]Eduardo brings a lot of experience to our program,[quote] Alabama head coach Jenny Mainz said. [quote]He has competed at the highest level and has world class playing experience. He has done an outstanding job of translating his knowledge to our players. He is a committed professional and well organized in every aspect. Eduardo demonstrates a highly developed sense of integrity in his coaching philosophy. We are fortunate to have him as a part of our Crimson Tide family and I look forward to accomplishing big things with his support.[quote] Prior to his collegiate career, Rincon represented his native country of Colombia in Davis Cup competition from 1997-2001. He also made stops on the ATP Tour in over 30 countries world-wide where he competed against the likes of Marcelo Rios and Gustavo Kuerten and earned wins over several of the Tour[apos]s top 50 players. His brother, Mario Rincon, is the head men[apos]s tennis coach at the University of Miami. Rincon is married to the former Rosemary Ramsey of Port St. Lucie, Fla. and has one daughter Ana Maria.