Greg Coache was named head women's tennis coach at Southern New Hampshire University in August, 2007.  In March 2010, Coache took the reigns of the men's program.  He has transformed both programs into top programs both in the Northeast-10 and the East Region.

In Coache's first five seasons with the women's program, he has compiled a 77-22 (.778) record, guided the Penmen to three straight Northeast-10 regular season and tournament championships and four straight NCAA Tournament appearances while being named ITA East Region and Northeast-10 Coach of the Year twice. 

In his first two full seasons with the men's program he has guided SNHU to back-to-back NCAA appearances  In 2010-11 he guided SNHU to a share of the NE-10 regular season title, its first-ever, while it reached the NE-10 tournament final.  Coache was named the league and ITA East Region Coach of the Year.  SNHU was 12-7 overall in 2010-11, setting a single-season win record.

2011-12 saw the SNHU women go 19-6 overall and earn a share of the program's third straight regular season Northeast-10 title, while the Penmen nabbed their third straight NE-10 tournament crown.  Alena Mukdaprakorn was named the league's Player of the Year while Diana Vamvakitis was the NE-10 Rookie of the Year.

The 2010-11 season saw the Penmen women post an 18-3 record, including their second straight 13-0 mark in Northeast-10 regular season play.  The Penmen captured their second straight NE-10 regular season and tournament titles, and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the third straight year.  Individually, senior Amber Chandronnait finished her three-year career 38-0 in NE-10 singles action and was named the league's Player of the Year for the third straight season.

In 2009-10, the Penmen made their second straight NCAA Tournament appearance, won the Northeast-10 regular season title with a 13-0 league mark, and also captured the Northeast-10 Tournament title.  Overall, the Penmen were 20-2, with their only losses coming to Dartmouth and Queens (N.Y.) in the NCAAs.  SNHU recorded a 19-match winning streak.  Coache was named both the Northeast-10 and the ITA East Region Coach of the Year.

Prior to his arrival at SNHU, Coache served as a high school tennis coach for the past 10 years, reaching the playoffs in nine of those years, which included one state championship and five state semifinal appearances.  In the state championship year he was named New Hampshire's "Coach of the Year".

Coache also has extensive experience as a player, as in 1992 he earned the No. 1 ranking in New England in doubles.  Coache currently plays USTA team tennis where for the past eight years his teams earned trips to the regional championships and two trips to the national tournament in Hawaii and Palm Springs.  He played his college tennis at Springfield College from 1976-80, where he was a Health Recreation and Physical Education major.

Coache is a United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) certified teaching professional as well as a USPTA certified Wheelchair tennis instructor.

Coache currently operates high performance tennis programs in the greater central New Hampshire area and is the head pro at the Bedford Bluffs Swim and Tennis Club in Bedford, N.H.  He has three sons and two grandchildren and resides in Bow, N.H. with his wife Sheila.

One of the most decorated athletes in Southern New Hampshire University history, Amber Chandronnait joined the Penmen tennis coaching staff prior to the 2012-13 season.

A native of Bow, N.H., Chandronnait was a member of the SNHU women’s tennis team from 2008-11, leading the Penmen to three straight NCAA Tournament appearances and back-to-back Northeast-10 regular season and tournament titles as a junior and senior.  Unbeaten in NE-10 singles play over her three-year career (38-0), Chandronnait was the league’s Player of the Year three times as she wrapped up her career 73-5 overall in singles play and 54-12 in doubles action.  A three-time ITA East Regional champion, Chandronnait was a three-time SNHU Athlete of the Year and a two-time Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Chandronnait graduated from SNHU in 2011 with a degree in Business Administration.