Tennis Center honors legendary tennis coaches


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20 July 2012

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On June 6, 2012, Maharishi University of Management (MUM) and Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment dedicated the Eyre Tennis Center at MUM to honor legendary tennis coaches Laurie and Lawrence Eyre. Recognizing 25 years of tennis coaching excellence, the naming ceremony highlighted their achievements. 


The achievements for the girls' coach, Laurie Eyre, included two ''final fours'' in state-level tennis tournaments and one singles state champion. Lawrence Eyre, who coached the boys, saw his players win 16 state championships (7 singles, 5 doubles, and 4 team championships) as well as 15 ''final fours.''

MUM Executive Vice-President Dr. Craig Pearson praised the Eyres as founding faculty of Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment, having joined Maharishi School when it was founded in 1980—and now, 32 years later, several hundred thousand students around the world are receiving the benefits of Consciousness-Based education. Maharishi School, Dr. Pearson observed, was the pioneer and has been the continuing inspiration for all these other schools, and Lawrence and Laurie Eyre, along with the other faculty, have left a legacy that is spreading globally and will transform the world.

Lawrence Eyre will leave Maharishi School to work for the International Foundation of Consciousness-Based Education, traveling the world to lecture and expand the number of schools utilizing Consciousness-Based education, where students and faculty practice the Transcendental Meditation technique.

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