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Top 25 Women’s College Tennis Universities

admin — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:40:52 +0000

Here are the top ranked Women’s college tennis universities for the fall of 2010.

NCAA Women’s D-1

Rank School

1 Baylor

2 North Carolina

3 Florida

4 Michigan

5 Northwestern

6 Notre Dame

7 UCLA

8 Stanford

9 Clemson

10 Duke

11 Miami (Fla.)

12 California

13 Georgia Tech

14 Tennessee (W)

15 Florida St.

16 Mississippi

17 South Carolina

18 Texas

19 Georgia

20 Southern California

21 Illinois

22 Arizona St.

23 DePaul

24 VCU

25 Arkansas

NCAA Women D II

Rank School

1 Armstrong Atlantic

2 Lynn

3 BYU-Hawaii

4 Barry

5 Columbus St.

6 Valdosta St.

7 Abilene Christian

8 California (Pa.)

9 Rollins

10 West Fla.

11 Hawaii Pacific

12 Clayton St.

13 Francis Marion

14 Fla. Southern

15 UC San Diego

16 Northeastern St.

17 Northwood (Mich.)

18 Drury

19 Cal St. Stanislaus

20 Tarleton St.

21 Florida Tech

22 Flagler

23 Incarnate Word

24 Central Okla.

25 Cal Poly Pomona

Top 25 Mens College Tennis Teams

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 01:23:52 +0000

Here are the Top 25 college tennis teams for the fall

NCAA D-I

1 Virginia

2 Tennessee

3 Texas

4 Ohio St.

5 Southern California

6 Florida

7 Baylor

8 Stanford

9 UCLA

10 Texas A&M

11 Kentucky

12 Georgia

13 Louisville

14 Illinois

15 Texas Tech

16 Duke

17 California

18 Mississippi

19 North Carolina

20 Oklahoma

21 Wake Forest

22 Pepperdine

23 Virginia Tech

24 Georgia Tech

25 Michigan

NCAA D -II

Rank School

1 Armstrong Atlantic

2 Valdosta St.

3 Lynn

4 Ouachita Baptist

5 Barry

6 Hawaii Pacific

7 Fla. Southern

8 Rollins

9 West Fla.

10 Columbus St.

11 Concordia (N.Y.)

12 Lander

13 Francis Marion

14 Georgia College

15 Northwood (Mich.)

16 Flagler

17 Incarnate Word

18 St. Edward’s

19 Augusta St.

20 Drury

21 Northwest Mo. St.

22 Abilene Christian

23 Cameron

24 Anderson (S.C.)

25 Lees-McRae

Source: NCAA

College Tennis Experience

admin — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 20:13:39 +0000

I am very grateful for my experience as a college athlete. I got to compete in the sport I love at an extremely high level, travel around the country, and meet some amazing people along the way. Playing college tennis was always a goal of mine growing up. What I did not realize was how many schools and opportunities there are. I played for 4 years at a small, private, Division II university. Each year brought on new adventures, challenges, teammates, and good times. I had teammates from all over the world such as France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Belarus, Morocco, Mexico, Vietnam, Croatia, and the United States.I have made lifelong friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.

While playing college tennis I got to push myself to the limit on the court. I was lucky to be on a successful team that entered post season play each of my four years. I played at 4 NCAA National Championships and played against some of the best Division II players in the country. Nationals is an experience I never thought I would experience growing up, and each year I was so excited to be there and compete with the best. It was fun to go there and take part in the Championships, meet other teams. It is every college athletes‘ dream.

During the season we traveled a lot and I got to see a lot of new places. It was especially cool for my international teammates who have not traveled much around the country. We traveled on the road so it was a great time to get to know all of my teammates. Some of my best memories are from our many road trips.

As I finish college and move on to the next phase in my life I will take many things away from this experience. I learned many leadership skills and how to cooperate with a group. I have made friends all over the world that I will have the rest of my life. Lastly, I will always remember my experiences on the court, fighting for my team, winning, losing, and playing my best, because that is what it was all about.

Tennis scholarships in USA

admin — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 05:31:20 +0000

College Tennis remains to be one of the most competitive and highest levels you can play tennis in. College Tennis is a great option for students who just graduated from high school and still want to play tennis at a high level. The top schools at College Tennis have a very high level and many college tennis players have pursued a professional career after they college career with great success.

So how many tennis scholarships do universities have?

There are normally around 4.5 scholarships in a men’s university tennis team and around 6 to 8 scholarships in a women’s university tennis team. To get recruited as a tennis player it is important to have a good national ranking and a recruiting video.

There are many different organizations and sections in college tennis, normally the highest level would be D-I but there are universities and colleges in D-II, NAIA, and Junior College that have teams with a very high level.

ICAC recommend tennis players who like to study in the U.S. with a Tennis scholarship to apply so that they enter their first school year in the fall semester (August). This is to be better prepared both athletically and academically. The College Tennis season starts in the spring (Jan).So make sure you contact your potential universities in advance.

Click on the link and register with us if you want to know more of how ICAC can help you obtain a University with a Tennis scholarships.

Tennis National Championships

WOMEN:
NCAA I+II: May
NAIA: May

MEN:
NCAA I+II: May
NAIA: May

Resources:

Men’s Tennis

Women’s Tennis