Jan Guevara (Coach Jan) joins Torrey Pines High School as the Boys' and Girls' Head Tennis Coach for the 2025–27 season. This marks her sixth season leading a high school tennis program.
Coach Jan brings a lifelong passion for tennis and a deep commitment to developing student-athletes both on and off the court. Inspired by her father, she began playing tennis at an early age and continued through college, USTA leagues, and competitive tournaments. She is a PTR (Professional Tennis Registry) Certified Professional and has dedicated her career to coaching high school athletes while providing private instruction to players of all levels.
"Coaching is all about the student," says Coach Jan. "It's about teaching the mental, emotional, and physical fundamentals that extend far beyond the court—helping young people grow into confident, resilient, and compassionate leaders who are prepared to make meaningful contributions in today's global community."
Coach Jan is honored to continue the rich championship tradition of the Torrey Pines Falcons tennis program. She is committed to fostering a culture of excellence, integrity, teamwork, and continuous growth while inspiring every player to reach their highest potential both as athletes and as individuals.
Coach Jan can be reached directly through email: janet.guevara@sduhsd.net
Congratulations to Coach Jan
Recipient of Breitbard Athletic Award "Coach of the Year" 2026 from San Diego Sports Association
Coach Sean has been the JV coach for both the Boys and Girls Tennis team at Torrey Pines since 2019. After graduating from CSU East Bay with a bachelor's degree in Kinesiology and teaching credentials for Physical Education, he got his first coaching opportunity at Stone Ranch Elementary School as their PE coach in 2015 to 2022. Sean also works at the Santaluz Club where he serves as camp counselor and tennis coach and is responsible for organizing and planning the year-round and season camp programs. He has taught in tennis camps and clinics with experience in a variety of levels from beginner to junior development, even earning his USPTA certification in 2017.