The Johnny Mac Tennis Project (JMTP) announced two of its players—Sebastian Sec and Natalie Eordekian—signed their national letters of intent at the John McEnroe Tennis Academy located at SPORTIME Randall’s Island.

Sec and Eordekian signed their national letters of intent to attend and play at Princeton University and Boston College, respectively, in front of their coaches and families.

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Sebastian Sec, a member of the BNP Mac 1 team, has been training with JMTP since the age of 10. He is the No. 1 recruit in New York and the No. 12 recruit in the nation for his graduating class. In the last year alone, Sec notched a win over the World No. 667 ranked ATP player, won the gold ball in doubles at USTA National Clay Courts, and was crowned doubles champion at the J1 ITF in Guadalajara. Sec has decided to play with the Princeton University Tigers this upcoming fall.

“Tennis is an individual sport, and for better or worse, it comes down to you,” said Sec. “I think the independence factor is something that makes it both more enjoyable but also tougher. I’m so grateful to BNP Paribas, all of my coaches and trainers at JMTA, the support of JMTP, and my family for their support throughout my journey and I look forward to making you proud at Princeton.”

Natalie Eordekian has been training with JMTP since the age of 12. Natalie is a five-star recruit and has climbed to as high as No. 20 in the nation. She won the Mayor's Cup All-Scholastic Tennis Championship in 2019 and finished third at the Empire Cup 16s. Natalie has made her decision to play with the Boston College Eagles this upcoming fall.