Christophe Noblet was named Assistant Coach for the Stetson men's and women's tennis teams in August of 2012.  He comes to Stetson after a stint as a graduate assistant for men's and women's tennis at Columbus State University.  There, he assisted in the recruitment process, daily practices, on-court coaching, and administrative tasks.  Noblet will be assisting with both the men's and women's tennis teams at Stetson.

"I am absolutely thrilled to start working with Coach Pilote and to be part of Stetson Athletics," Noblet said.  "Pierre offers a wealth of coaching experience and his dedication to the tennis programs is outstanding. I am looking forward to learning from him on a daily basis."

As a player, Noblet was the team captain and number one player for Columbus State University. He was ranked second in the nation in doubles and 31^st in singles in 2011. During the 2010-2011 season, Noblet advanced to the NCAA Division II Final Four, and he was the International Schools Cup Winner in France in 2003. He received his Master's Degree in Public Administration (MPA) and his Bachelor of Science at Universite Du Sud in Toulon, France. 

"To be able to secure such an outstanding young coach is extremely positive for the tennis program," Pilote said.  "His playing credentials are fantastic and his experience as a graduate assistant under Coach Isaacs at Columbus State makes him ready to be a significant asset for both teams.  Coach Isaacs has a track record of not only producing great teams but also developing outstanding young coaches."