 Who We Are |
The Morristown Field Club is one of the oldest private sports and social clubs in the area, dating back to 1881. The Club's objectives are to encourage and provide facilities for the athletic, recreational and social activities of members and to engage in such other activities, appropriate to clubs, as may seem fit to the Board of Governors. The individuals on this Board are volunteers who are committed to providing our members with a great experience, continually improving the club's programs and facilities, and ensuring the club's long term success. Our Board is made up of tennis and paddle players who bring their passion for sport, hard work and professional expertise to the Club. The Board frequently enlists and encourages our members to volunteer and participate in the competitive, instructional and social programs offered during the year! We're also interested in the suggestions and feedback from our members about the Club and its programs so if you have anything you would like for us to hear, please call or email any member of the Board with what you have to say! |
Board of Governors |
 Board President |
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Board Secretary |
 Board Treasurer |
Men's Tennis ChairJohn Endahl |
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House and Grounds |
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Co-Chair Women's Tennis |
 Legal Advice |
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 Co-Chair Women's Tennis |
Club Tennis Professionals
Jason Derijk
Jason Derijk has been Co-owner and Director of Mendham Tennis Academy at the Mendham Health and Racquet Club in Mendham, New Jersey since 2010. Jason, PTR certified, and a Florida native, has been teaching high performance tennis in New Jersey for over 15 years. He has competed on the junior, college, and professional levels throughout his tennis career and continues to play national tournaments.
His dedication and knowledge of the game of tennis is apparent in his everyday life and teaching methods. Jason enjoys working with players of all levels and understands the importance of instilling good habits and sound technique at an early stage of player development.
Jason was co-director/head coach of the USTA's Competitive Training Center (CTC) junior development program 2010 – 2015. He coached the team for the CTC championship finals at West Point in West Point, New York in 2012 and at the championship finals at Billy Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, New York in 2015.
Rayni Borinsky
Field Club member and well known tennis professional,Rayni Borinsky, took up the game of tennis at the age of nine. A talented player, Rayni was the U. S. Girls 18s national title in 1974. She attended Rollins College for two years where she played first singles and first doubles before making the decision to turn pro in 1975.
Rayni competed on the WTA Tour for five years. She played in all 4 Grand Slams at least 3 times each reaching the finals of the French Open Doubles, Quarterfinals of the Australian Open Singles and Quarterfinals of the U. S. Open Mixed Doubles (1980). During her time on the circuit she was ranked as high as 41 in the world.
Rayni taught tennis for a number of years in her home state of Florida and continues to teach today in New Jersey. She has coached middle school and high school teams. She enjoys playing and teaching tennis and hopes to continue doing both for years to come!