Former Main Line Coach Gets Probation For 'You're So Hot' Texts to Teen

A former Country Day School of the Sacred Heart tennis coach was sentenced to five years probation for sending suggestive texts to a teen girl two years ago, according to reports.

Charles Meredith, who was sentenced Friday, will be under sex-offender supervision during his probation but won’t have to register as a sex offender, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

Meredith, 54, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court in June to the corruption charges.

Meredith was accused of sending sexually-inappropriate texts to a 15-year-old girl when he was a tennis coach at the all-girls school in Bryn Mawr.

He allegedly texted the girl messages such as “you’re so hot” and offers to purchase her alcohol, according to police. Meredith also reportedly texted the teen victim during an end-of-season dinner telling her she looked “hot” and that he wanted her to be his “dessert,” according to an arrest affidavit.

Meredith was also accused of allegedly kissing the girl after driving her to a nearby gym. He then told her not to tell anyone.

He was fired from the school in 2013, shortly after the allegations surfaced.

The investigation began after the girl alerted her mother about the texts from her coach. Authorities involved in the investigation included police from Radnor, Lower Merion and Plymouth townships.