Athletics
Immaculate Heart Athletics

Tennis

Middle & High School

Season: Fall 

Levels: Middle School, JV, Varsity

Middle School League: Delphic

High School League: Angeles

Training / Meets: Vermont Canyon Tennis Courts
(2715 Vermont Canyon, Los Angeles, CA 90027)

League Rivals

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  • Middle School

    Delphic League Rivals
    • Buckley
    • Campbell Hall
    • Chaminade
    • Culver City
    • Oaks Christian

  • High School

    Angeles League Rivals
    • Archer
    • Burbank High School
    • Beverly Hills High School
    • Campbell Hall
    • Crossroads
    • Flintridge Sacred Heart
    • Louisville
    • Marshall
    • Marymount
    • Mayfield
    • Notre Dame Academy
    • Oakwood
    • Rosary
    • Sierra Canyon
    • Valley Christian
    • Westridge

Championships

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Get to Know Our Coaches

MIDDLE SCHOOL

ZAMIR BIRNBACH
zbirnbach@immaculateheart.org
 

ADAM WESTERMAN
awesterman@immaculateheart.org
 
Adam Westerman grew up playing tennis in Seattle and developed a deep love for the sport. He is honored to teach tennis at Immaculate Heart, helping students develop their skills, confidence, and passion for the game. With a commitment to both technique and sportsmanship, Adam strives to inspire the next generation of players on and off the court.

HIGH SCHOOL

JAKE BREEDLOVE
jbreedlove@immaculateheart.org
 

BROOKE TSU
btsu@immaculateheart.org
 
 

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Contact

5515 Franklin Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90028

hello@immaculateheart.org
Phone: 323-461-3651

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A Catholic, independent college preparatory school for girls in grades 6 through 12, Immaculate Heart has been located on a beautiful hillside property in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles since our founding by the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in 1906. We celebrate more than a century of nurturing the spiritual, intellectual, social and moral development of students as they distinguish themselves as women of great heart and right conscience.