Colorado University Athletics
Tennis
Rose Ketmayura
- Title:
- Volunteer Assistant Coach
- Year At CU:
- 1st Season
Rose Ketmayura joins CU's coaching staff as a volunteer assistant in 2019. She joins the Buffs with seven years of collegiate coaching experience, and 15 years of leadership experience between collegiate programs, government work and business.
She spent the past two seasons as the head coach at Southern Utah University and helped the team qualify for ITA Regionals for the first time in school history, while coaching a player that reached the Round of 16 in the tournament. In her two seasons, she improved the program from last place (12th) in the conference to third with a 14-10 overall record.
Previously, Ketmayura spent two seasons as the head coach at Long Island University from 2014-16. She has also spent time as an assistant at Dartmouth and Colgate.
Outside of collegiate coaching experience, she has served as a private coach and also was a member of the USTA Junior Development staff at the USTA National Tennis Center as an assistant coach and with the tennis pro staff.
Ketmayura played tennis four seasons at the University of Nebraska and graduated with her bachelor's degree in business administration in 2005. She played No. 1 doubles and saw singles action at all six positions. She earned her MBA at Texas A&M University-Texarkana.
A native of Texas, she was ranked as the No. 7 player in the state in high school and among the top 100 USTA and No. 522 among ITF Juniors. She is fluent in Thai.
She spent the past two seasons as the head coach at Southern Utah University and helped the team qualify for ITA Regionals for the first time in school history, while coaching a player that reached the Round of 16 in the tournament. In her two seasons, she improved the program from last place (12th) in the conference to third with a 14-10 overall record.
Previously, Ketmayura spent two seasons as the head coach at Long Island University from 2014-16. She has also spent time as an assistant at Dartmouth and Colgate.
Outside of collegiate coaching experience, she has served as a private coach and also was a member of the USTA Junior Development staff at the USTA National Tennis Center as an assistant coach and with the tennis pro staff.
Ketmayura played tennis four seasons at the University of Nebraska and graduated with her bachelor's degree in business administration in 2005. She played No. 1 doubles and saw singles action at all six positions. She earned her MBA at Texas A&M University-Texarkana.
A native of Texas, she was ranked as the No. 7 player in the state in high school and among the top 100 USTA and No. 522 among ITF Juniors. She is fluent in Thai.
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