News Summary

Ryan Knarr, the Head Tennis Coach at Conrad Weiser in Robesonia, has been named the 2024-2025 PIAA-NFHS High School Tennis Coach of the Year. His dedication and impressive track record of 301 wins, multiple championships, and community involvement have established him as a leader in high school tennis. Knarr not only champions his team but also inspires young athletes in the community, leaving a lasting impact beyond the tennis court.

Excitement in Robesonia as Local Tennis Coach Receives Prestigious State Award

Big news is buzzing around Robesonia, Pennsylvania as Ryan Knarr, the Head Tennis Coach at Conrad Weiser, has been named the 2024-2025 PIAA-NFHS High School Tennis Coach of the Year. This esteemed honor recognizes the finest high school coaches across various sports in the state of Pennsylvania, and Knarr is truly making waves with this latest accolade.

A Season for the Books

Leading up to this moment, Knarr has worked tirelessly with the Conrad Weiser Tennis team throughout the incredible 2025 boys’ tennis season. His passion and commitment not only shone through in the wins but also helped elevate the entire team’s performance, leading them to remarkable achievements. Knarr is now celebrating what is sure to be remembered as one of the finest coaching performances in high school tennis.

11 Years of Dedication

With 11 years under his belt as Head Tennis Coach at Conrad Weiser, Knarr has transformed the program into a perennial state power. His exceptional track record boasts an impressive 301 wins against just 75 losses, translating to an impressive winning percentage of 80%. It’s no wonder so many young athletes flock to play under his guidance!

A Record of Champions

One of the standout highlights of Knarr’s coaching tenure is leading his teams to achieve an astounding 8 undefeated regular seasons. Additionally, his hard work has resulted in 4 Berks County Team Championships, with 3 titles for the girls and 1 for the boys. Under his mentorship, the teams secured 2 District 3 girls’ team championships and made impressive appearances in 12 county team finals and 10 district championships, showcasing the determination and talent fostered at Conrad Weiser.

PIAA State Finals Appearances

Knarr’s tenure has also included notable appearances in the PIAA State team finals, where Conrad Weiser shined brightly in both 2019 and 2025. He has coached in 6 PIAA State Finals for singles and doubles alike, emphasizing his ability to bring out the best in his players. Not to mention, Knarr has produced two state championship-winning doubles teams with remarkable talents who have made history on the courts.

A Leader Beyond the Court

Knar’s achievements extend beyond tangible awards; he has been named Berks County High School Coach of the Year an impressive 6 times across both boys’ and girls’ tennis. He has also received recognition from USPTA, being named the Middle States Section Coach of the Year twice and even the National High School Coach of the Year in 2021. His accolades highlight not just victory on the court but a longstanding impact on the community.

Community Engagement

As a native of Robesonia and a 2006 graduate of Conrad Weiser, Knarr’s roots run deep in the community. In 2011, he helped establish the Conrad Weiser Tennis Association, an organization dedicated to hosting year-round tennis programs for students in grades K-12 as well as various community events. Their commitment has led to recognition as an eight-time USTA Premier Provider organization, promoting the sport beyond just competition.

Looking Ahead

Knar attributes much of his success to the support of his coaching staff, the school district, and his involvement with USTA programs. His journey in tennis is not just about winning trophies but inspiring a new generation of athletes to embrace the sport and their community. As Ryan Knarr continues to lead Conrad Weiser Tennis, the future looks bright for both the teams and the community they represent.

Robesonia should take pride in its local coach and the remarkable achievements that continue to unfold, proving that with enthusiasm, dedication, and a love for the game, anything is possible!

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