JUCO Men

After winning their third consecutive NJCAA National Championship in 2021, the Tyler Junior College Apaches will enter the 2022 spring season right where they left off in 2021, earning the No. 1 ranking in...

TEMPE, AZ. - As one of the most unique collegiate opportunities for student-athletes across all sports, four champions from the ITA Cup (small college championship) receive the opportunity to play at the ITA National...

The ITA Regional Championships feature some of the top men’s and women’s players across the country. Over 8,000 student-athletes from NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA, Junior and Community Colleges compete across 85 ITA Regional...

In the final Oracle ITA NJCAA Men's Singles Rankings of the spring season, Tyler JC's Jaycer Lyeons topped the list. Lyeons edged out the top ranked player in the nation, Cowley's Jack Clements, in...

For the first time in program history, the Seward County Community College Men's Tennis team has been crowned the NJCAA Division I Men's National Champions. Winning the Championship by just two points, the Saints...

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (“ITA”) has released today the Junior College Men’s National and Regional Rankings sponsored by Tennis-Point for April 21, 2023. National Rankings consist of the Top 25 Team Rankings, Top 50 Singles...

The final week of the ITA Regional Small College Championships has come and gone, wrapping up what was a talent-laden and exciting tournament series. With the Regional Championships in the past, all eyes are...

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) administers college tennis rankings that track the top men and women tennis players and teams in NCAA DI, II, III, NAIA, and Junior Colleges (JUCO). 2021-22 ITA Collegiate Tennis Rankings...

NEW YORK, NY - In what was the second-annual celebration of some of the brightest stars in college tennis, the 2023 ITA Leadership Awards Weekend presented by Limoneira has officially come to a close...

The top 10 programs in the Oracle ITA NJCAA Men's Teams Rankings did not change from the last release, but they did shift in order. First, Eastern Florida State jumped Seward County to claim...