Ramapo features state-of-the-art athletic facilities highlighted by the Bill Bradley Sports and Recreation Center which includes an indoor swimming pool.  The campus is located in Bergen County, under 45 minutes from New York City making it an excellent spot for this adidas Tennis Camp and one of the elite summer tennis camps.

*Overnight campers will be treated to dormitory rooms with air-conditioning, refrigerators and private bathrooms.

Fairleigh Dickinson Head Men's and Women's Coach Ira Miller will direct this adidas Tennis Camp. Coach Miller brings over 20 years of coaching experience in the New Jersey area. From 1994-98, he guided the Knights to three conference championships, before taking the job as the Drew University Head Men's and Women's Coach from 1998-2005. During that time period he became the all-time winningest women's coach in the school's history.

In 2003 he earned Freedom Conference Women's Coach of the Year Honors. In 2005, his final year at Drew, Ira earned the last of his five consecutive Freedom Conference Men's Coach of the Year Honors. 2006 saw Ira return triumphantly to Fairleigh Dickinson helping the men's team to a Northeast Conference #1 postseason seed and winning another Conference Coach of the Year Award, his 5th overall in the NEC. All together between Drew and Fairleigh Dickinson, Coach Miller has collected 12 Conference Coach of the Year Awards and 13 conference team championships. In 2007, FDU's men's team played eventual NCAA Champion Georgia in the first round of the NCAA's. He was given one of the highest honors for his efforts at Fairleigh Dickinson, being inducted into the University's Hall of Fame in 2004.

Active outside of the college scene as well, Ira coached the USA's 1999 Pan American Maccabi Junior Team in Mexico City and in the summer of 2006 coached the Boys and Girls 16's Eastern Zonal team to the gold medal in St. Louis. He was also honored by the USTA/ITA, receiving their Eastern Section Award for promoting recreational tennis on campus in 2006.



Coach Miller graduated Cum Laude from Clark University where he was a four-year letterman. He has taught at both Hofstra and Fairleigh Dickinson and is an accomplished author, being published in many of the leading tennis magazines.