Adam Hubble
Head Coach Adam Hubble is a Tennis Australia qualified Club Professional Coach bringing 30+ years of playing and coaching experience earned across ITF Juniors, Victorian Pennant, Division 1 College at the University of Tennessee, and the ATP Tour.
Coach Adam won 16 Professional titles, held a career high doubles ranking of 146 and singles of 679, and now enjoys improving people of all ages and skill levels to enable them to compete at their full potential on and off the court.
The sport of tennis has seen Adam travel to 30+ countries to either coach or compete at the highest level. Adam is already well known around the club as he has coached at various stages over the last 19 years for Terry Stone.
He has won a total of 7 titles for GPHC, including 5 Premier League titles, 1 State Grade and 1 Grade one title, making him the most successful pennant player in club history.
As our coaches enjoy a good Christmas present, they now all follow the Melbourne football club adamantly.
Miranda Poile
Miranda blends her tennis and business knowledge to partner with Adam to ensure the success of Hubble Tennis. Miranda is passionate about developing junior players into lifelong players and wants to help people find a love for the game as she has.
Miranda received a Bachelor of Communications while playing tennis as a Division 1 athlete in America. She is also close to finishing her Master of Business Administration. Miranda has worked as a Tennis Coach at John Newcombe Tennis Academy, Ivan Lendl Tennis Academy, and Kim Grant Tennis Academy in America. Miranda still loves to train and compete, and you’ll most likely find her practising in her spare time.
Over her 15-year career in tennis, Miranda reached a career-best ITF singles ranking of 1003 and is a 4-time Ladies Singles Club Champion at GPHC. Additionally, she is a graduate of the Tennis Australia Women Leaders in Tennis course.
Charlotte McIntosh
Coach Charlotte has 16 years of tennis experience at Grace Park, starting as a peewee at age four. She played on the Grade 1 Grace Park Women's Team, reaching the final, and began lessons with Coach Adam in high school.
She was the MLC Year 12 all-round sports girl. Charlotte has coached for several years, taking a break for a university exchange in Canada. She is currently studying to become a doctor.
Charlotte loves coaching the serve to younger kids, using fun motion names like "cutting off our toes" and "trophy position."
Off the court, Charlotte enjoys GYG for late-night meals and Yochi post-training. Her favourite holiday destination is Japan for skiing and culture. She can make animal shapes with her hands and loves cooking handmade burgers. Her favourite TV show is Gossip Girl.
Clive Wilson
Clive is a qualified professional coach who has over 40 years of experience. He has coached at various clubs in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Most notably at the prestigious Wanderers Tennis Club in a joint role with his brother, Peter. Throughout his coaching career, Clive has mentored players from beginners to ATP level. His coaching mantra is simple yet impactful: "Consistency counts."
Clive's most notable playing achievements are:
- 1984 Singles and doubles winner Botswana Open Championships.
- 1984 Singles and doubles winner Zimbabwe Open Championships.
- 1986-1990 Davis Cup player for Zimbabwe
- South African Nationals winner in the Over 35s, Over 45s, Over 50s in both singles and doubles
- 4 Time Oceania Champion
- 2023 Over 60’s World Champion
- Currently ranked number 1 in the world for Over 60’s
Off the court, his interests and hobbies include building model aircraft, golfing, cycling, and indulging in the world of science fiction movies and films inspired by true events. When it comes to food, Clive can never resist a home roast or a delicious pizza.
Peter Wilson
Peter is a qualified high-performance coach with over 40 years of experience coaching players from beginners to ATP level. Some of his proudest moments have come from mentoring players who went on to compete in the Davis Cup and Federation Cup.
Peter's most notable playing achievements are:
- 1978 Singles Champion of Zimbabwe
- 1980 Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles Champion of Zimbabwe
- 1984 Singles & Doubles Champion of Zimbabwe
- South African Nationals singles winner in the Over 35s, Over 40s, Over 45s, Over 50s, Over 55s
- Winner of Oceania Tournament titles in singles and doubles.
Peter is committed to unlocking the potential within each player to make them the best they can be, shaping not just their skills on the court but their character off it.
His interests and hobbies include golf, off-road cycling, watching action movies, and being a self-confessed chocoholic.
Louis Taylor
Coach Louis joined the coaching team in 2022 and has been a GPHC club player for over 12 years, coming through the junior coaching program to now representing GPHC in Tennis Victoria Pennant whilst coaching the next generation of juniors. Coach Louis won a Pennant Grade 2 flag in 2025.
In his sessions, he enjoys teaching his students about the game of doubles. Louis thought this was most influential when he transitioned from juniors to adult competitions.
Coach Louis says “I’m proud to be a coach at Hubble Tennis as my colleagues have expansive tennis coaching knowledge and I really notice a passionate and energetic working culture each time I’m on court.”
Louis is currently completing a Bachelor of Cybersecurity at Swinburne University and enjoys eating out with friends. He also loves playing tennis with fellow GPHC members.
Marcus Nield
Coach Marcus started playing tennis at the age of 6. He has been coaching tennis for the past 2 years. Marcus was ranked top 5 in the nation in 16’s and represented Victoria in the Bruce Cup and December showdown.
Marcus has also played Tennis Victoria Pennant for GPHC for 8 years, including winning grade 4, and his favourite shot is his backhand. He is looking to build on this in his adult playing career. His favourite part of coaching is seeing the kids having fun and progressing with their tennis. In his spare time he enjoys playing tennis and soccer. His favourite cuisine is Thai and his favourite travel destination is Singapore.
Harry McCorkell
Coach Harry has 13 years of playing experience and has played Victorian Pennant, Tennis Australia Tournaments and School Tennis. He was a member of the 2021 Scotch College APS tennis premiership team and played in the Open Firsts team for 4 seasons. He has continued his APS tennis involvement through school coaching at Scotch in 2024.
Coach Harry’s favourite shot is his backhand return, which he loves to use particularly in doubles. His favourite part of coaching is not only seeing kids having fun and improving their skills, but witnessing their rising passion for the sport.
In addition to coaching at Hubble Tennis, Coach Harry is currently studying a double degree in Bio-Medicine and Law at Monash University.
When he’s not on court, Harry loves to take his French Bulldog to the park and he loves going to the beach with friends. His favourite holiday destination is Burleigh Heads and his dream is to travel to Mallorca to visit Rafa’s Tennis Academy.
Tom Zaleski
Tom has more than 20 years playing experience ranging from club level for Grace Park in juniors to state grade, as well as at a national level and international level. He has more than 12 years of coaching experience at all ages and levels.
2022-23 Tom worked with several high ranked junior athletes who completed at the Australian nationals level and many who have now gone on to play either college tennis or professionally.
2023-24 saw him travelling full time with a WTA athlete competing on the professional tour helping them to reach a career high ranking of 740.
Whether you're wanting to beat your boss at the next work event, learn tennis for the first time or have aspirations to play on the world stage Tom wants to help you achieve your goals!
Tom's interests outside of tennis include video games, coffee, cooking and entertaining for friends and spending time with his partner Issy and their fur baby Daphni.
Jiheon Son
Coach Jiheon began playing tennis in Incheon, South Korea, where he represented his city across all junior age groups (U10, U12, U16, and U18) in national team events. He attended Daegun High School, known for its strong tennis program, and competed in ITF Junior tournaments in both Korea and the Philippines.
With over 15 years of playing experience across Korea and Australia, Jiheon continues to compete in Tennis Victoria Pennant for Grace Park. He has been coaching for the past four years, sharing his technical knowledge and love of the game with players of all ages.
Off the court, Jiheon completed a degree in Media and Communication at the University of Melbourne. He’s a passionate movie and sports fan — his favourite films are Catch Me If You Can and The Social Network — and during AFL season, you’ll find him passionately supporting (and sometimes suffering with) the Carlton Blues.
Martin Lyttle
Coach Martin grew up in Scotland and has been playing tennis for over 20 years, with over 8 years of coaching experience. He captained Whitecraigs Tennis Club in the West of Scotland Premier Division and has won 3 Club Championships doubles titles in the last 3 years.
Martin completed Masters degrees in both Mechanical Design and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Glasgow. During this time he represented the university in the Men’s 1st Team. After graduating, Martin worked in the engineering industry for 4 years designing custom medical devices before transitioning back into tennis coaching. He aims to blend his love of both tennis and engineering, often focusing on the biomechanics of tennis technique in his sessions.
Martin enjoyed travelling Europe and North America and is looking forward to exploring the southern hemisphere now he has moved to Melbourne. His favourite travel destination is the islands of the Outer Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland.