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In another USTA ITA College Tennis Chat, Andy Katz is joined by University of Florida Athletic Director, Scott Stricklin. Last Wednesday, Stricklin was named the 2020 Athletic Director of the Year at the Sports...

Voting for the International Tennis Hall of Fame is open -- and it includes a college tennis legend. Lisa Raymond is the lone college tennis representative - and woman - on the ballot for...

In conjunction with UTR, the ITA is highlighting conferences around the nation and the teams within them. Teams are ranked based on their UTR Power 6 from lowest to highest. What is the Power 6? “Power 6...

By Gianna Insogna It is now the end of September, which means I have 3 months of service as an AmeriCorps VISTA under my belt. As I reflect back on these rewarding and eye-opening past...

We're back with another Q&A series from the Tennis For America VISTAs. This week the series focused on Natalia Munoz. Natalia is serving at the Sloane Stephens Foundation in California. The Sloane Stephens Foundation...

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) announced on Friday updates to its Division I Regional Championships program. Following recent conference & institutional announcements to suspend or severely limit fall collegiate tennis competition, the ITA, in consultation with...

by Rhiannon Potkey/Tennis Recruiting Network UCLA Athletics in June launched the Voting Matters Initiative (VMI), which focuses on voter education and voter registration among UCLA athletes. Representatives were selected for each team on campus, with...

At a time when college tennis programs across the nation are being cut due to the pandemic and growing financial concerns, Jen Brady is making a major statement on behalf of college tennis. The former...

As doubles play begins today at the US Open, we took a walk down memory lane and dug up some photos from the players' college days. The ten former women's collegiate players were the...

There might have been moments when Pepperdine Waves tennis player Jessica Failla wanted to just call it a match. After all, who wants to compete in the Lone Star State’s searing summer weather for...