If you're looking through the men's singles draw for the 2020 French Open, you might come across some former collegiate men's players -- 12 to be exact. Each of the 12 left a legacy at their school and in...
In what serves as the Women’s World Cup of professional tennis, the Billie Jean King Cup has seen over 118 countries compete in competitions across all of 2022 with numerous collegiate alum making up rosters from their home nations...
For fans of tennis, and more specifically college tennis, the display of dominance from players with collegiate ties at the 2023 US Open was no surprise, rather it was a confirmation of the successful pathway that has formed from...
On Saturday afternoon, Luisa Stefani of Brazil will attempt to make history as only the second former collegiate woman to medal in the women’s tennis doubles Olympic event.
Stefani would follow in the footsteps of college tennis great and former...
College tennis is well represented in the US Open Men's Doubles Draw. Former collegiate players make up one-third of the men's draw. To make sure you are familiar with all 21 players, we found some old photos from their...
Former doubles world No. 1 and 2023 ITA Men’s Hall of Fame inductee Bob Bryan will make his debut as the US Davis Cup captain this Tuesday, September 12 in the group stage of the 2023 Davis Cup Finals....
By Steve Pratt
It wasn’t the easiest decision he’s ever made, but Scott Lipsky said he just knew it was time – time to call it a career after 15 years on the professional tennis tour.
It’s been a few weeks...
Former Collegian Michael Venus and his Olympic Games men's doubles partner Marcus Daniell secured a historic moment for their home country of New Zealand. The unseeded pair won New Zealand's first Olympic Tennis medal with a straight-set win at...
While the Grand Slams, ATP Tour, and WTA Tour tend to take all of the focus when it comes to professional tennis, a vast majority of the professional players typically kick off their careers on the ITF Men's and...
Before they were playing on the biggest stage in US tennis, Jennifer, Francesca, Danielle, Astra, Aliona, and Kristie were sharpening their skills in the collegiate ranks. The six of them left their own mark in college tennis and are...
